The 10 BEST EDC Fixed Blades

[@BestDamnEDC]

Sorry, it appears we changed the code for the Schwarz Overland Sport to BDEDC. My apologies bit.ly/3OU1dr5

[@jaredyoung5353]

Made in America only for me.

[@han4coramdeo]

Thank you for the code! Any idea how long it’s good for?

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

I have for sale the spear of destiny. One million dollars and you can rule the world. I get it back the day after you turn into a Corpse. It's a Front Pocket EDC Chef Knife.

[@deenoskeeno7070]

​@@LowBudgetKZbinr does it have a sheath? 😂

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

@@deenoskeeno7070 Yes. The greatest. Ulti clip with custom leather sheath that sits in jean front pocket with the quickest draw on Earth. 0.1 second

[@Fender1031]

My top 3 - 1. Esee Izula - Two blade options 1095 = 55 USD to about 75 USD and S35v - around 80-100 USD (I carry this one more so than any other knife in the S35v version) Designed and made in America, no questions asked lifetime warranty. A lot of aftermarket support for scales and sheaths. I prefer RK Custom Sheaths and Armatus Carry. 2. Mora Eldris - Fantastic functional knife for around 25 USD on sale to about 40 USD . Every thing from Bushcraft to EDC, pocketable, belt carry, neck whatever. 3. Esee 3 - Honestly I often EDC belt carry larger knives and the 3 is probably the largest knife you can get away with pocket carry but typically its best carried on the belt. Again both 1095 and S35v options are great depending on your budget and preferences. Again huge aftermarket support and no questions asked warranty.

[@shadowcat9420]

Esee Izula is my top choice too. You can abuse it and it has great multifunction

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

Good shout

[@jgalvanatx]

Izula all day for small fixed blade. It’s tough and light, plus paracord. Esee 5 for the truck and esee 4 for out in the field.

[@donavinkreischer]

you should really make a video with some more budget friendly fixed blades. I lot of people would really really appreciate if ya did.

[@bucky6391]

dude... I clipped out after 3 blades... Great stuff but I'm not in the market for this level of review.

[@johncoursey2582]

Yeah this whole thing feels like rich guy content. Who the hell is carrying $350 knives to work?

[@lHaveFeet]

I would also like a budget video

[@dbdeath]

Budget please

[@DankLeaf47]

I highly recommend the Old Timer Sharpfinger for a nice lil fixed blade with a quality leather sheath and they are being made in the USA again. I just picked one up at walmart for 23 bucks, but on the OT website its about 35. Cheers

[@John5.56]

“It’s in the cheaper side $135-$175”. Ouch, right in my poors.

[@chrishubbard1624]

Right, where's the race to the bottom for fixed blades.😅 Magnacut is even marked up extra $200 for being new.

[@lucasbrown743]

My mind exactly

[@JAB671]

That was the point where I said, "That's the cheaper side? That is about the limit I am willing to pay for a large knife! Next video - this one is too rich for my blood." I'm not criticizing the video, mind you. I'm just saying there is no point in ME watching it.

[@John5.56]

@@JAB671 I feel you, I still watch them for the most part when I have downtime because I’m a nerd I suppose. But I like to hear different peoples opinions on said topics. As far as knives go Taylor’s taste is a lot more expensive than mine, I’m not knocking him or his videos but I’m just looking for a quality tool. It doesn’t have to have the latest greatest super steel or keep up with the joneses so to speak. Maybe one of these days I’ll splurge on a $200+ pocket knife, but that day surely won’t be soon lol. I also understand that what a dude who reviews knives and gear on social media is going to be carrying/reviewing alot of the times isn’t going to make sense for me because I just need a tool I’m not making anything from reviewing it etc. With all that having been said I’d suggest watching the “budget” episodes Taylor does, as well as knife center and bode hq. There are 100% solid quality knives for less than $135. Don’t be discouraged.

[@JAB671]

@@John5.56 Oh, I watch lots of knife videos. I just have different tastes. I have spent around $150 on Esee knives (a five and a six with the contoured G10 scales) but that is just about my upper limit and only for a bigger slab of steel. Other people have different wants/tastes/needs and I like almost all knives but small knives just aren't my 'thing' to the point I want to spend a lot on them. For smaller, fixed blade knives my picks are: 1. The CRKT Minimalist series (around twenty bucks each). My favorite of those is the Katana which costs more than the others but has a much bigger blade. 2. The Cold Steel Mini-Tac series. I have the skinner (upswept blade similar to a Schrade Sharpfinger) and the Beaver Tail (broad leaf type blade - CS stopped making that one years ago). 3. The Cold Steel Spike series. I only have one of those - the one that is just called 'The Spike'. 4. And for a slightly more expensive one, the KaBar/Becker EsKabar. I have a few, other small fixed blades but those are the 'core' of that part of my collection. As for a $200 pocket knife there is exactly one folder that I will probably, eventually lay out that kind of cash to purchase. It isn't a Benchmade, a Chris Reeves, etc. it is a Buck. Specifically a Buck 110 from their custom shop. It will have nickel bolsters, stag grips, an upgraded steel and possibly a drop point blade instead of a clip point. I have a semi-custom from a batch that was sold on Amazon that has light Walnut scales and a D2, drop point blade that didn't really cost any more than the standard version. I like the drop point blade in that 110. Anyhow, the one with stag handles, etc. is a folder I will splurge on one of these days. Kind of like some folks have a barbecue gun that will be my barbecue knife - and I might get some stag inserts for my Ruger SP101 to match!

[@delbert3539]

Your idea of "CHEAP" are completely different than mine. Just saying.

[@dahlmasen3084]

Yeah I would say a cheap knife is around $40-$50

[@greaser319]

His idea of "cheap" starts from $120, so yeah... For me, the best budget friendly fixed edc knife is CRKT minimalist, shame it doesn't come with a clip, but you just need ulticlip or smh like that and you're good to go. Some versions comes with D2, so it's a pretty good deal

[@G_off_7]

Agreed! My edc fixed is a Ka-bar bk14 Eskabar I got for $35 years ago. Great knife.

[@jimbeaux89]

Completely agree with the original comment

[@ashleystroebel1018]

Each to their own....but agree lol

[@RunescapeMeister-san]

I absolutely adore my Jakebcreates Chickadee with an oakcityleathersupply sheath. It carries so well, plenty of blade with just enough handle for me to comfortably use it.

[@JakJakYee]

Taylor, your new stuff is cool and all but i keep going back to all your EDC Weekly/Complete My Carry vids from a few years ago, I wish you would bring them back 🔪. Comment if you agree

[@thedogbarber]

Same

[@Mattcruzedc]

Me too.

[@carlosgarcia6393]

I agree ☝️

[@josephsodergren5914]

Agreed

[@theautomotiveclinic3582]

Agreed

[@LazerMax22]

I like your content but honestly, I'm not going for $200+, boutique, or limited runs / drops. I like fix blades and you can get quality for under $140.

[@TheMartialist]

You mean like a Bradford?

[@christopher_martin]

you can get quality for 80.00$ all day if you shop around and know your knife steels and needs!

[@diabolicalfox]

I think that these fixed blades are more expensive specifically because they are made to fit this sort of niche use case. That, and anything labeled "edc" seems to triple it's price

[@roacleather]

Hey Guys, Trevin from Roac! - Another incredible lineup, Taylor. It's always fun to see the current state of your Guardian 3 sheath, the patina is *chef's kiss* and the bruised denim hue just kicks it up a notch. Thanks for including us in your rundown of these models, going to have to hit to the design board on a couple of them! If I had to add more to the list, I'd say the L.T Wright Patriot & Maverick Colt deserve a look. I stayed away from the Patriot for too long because of no lanyard hole and the knobby end of the handle, but once I pulled the trigger and got it in hand I was sold. Super comfy, great little cutter, and very pocketable. I've been testing out a micro Bushcraft/Survival style pocket clip sheath setup for it, with a few purposeful bells and whistles, and will be making it available shortly. Another MUCH BIGGER run of Guardian 3 sheaths will be available soon. I've been working on a new design since last September and will be launching it very soon!

[@KJ_Gunslinger]

Great video! I gotta say, my go to pocket fixed blade is the Primitive Woodsman EDC. Great size, deceptively light weight and you can buy em with a leather pocket sheath and multi clip

[@Griffin_Company]

What an amazing list of knives! Thanks so much for having us part of it. Just wait until you see our new EDC fixed blade for 2024. We are hoping to reveal it at Blade Show Atlanta 2024. All I can say is it’s compact and super slicey. I hope you like hollow ground MagnaCut.

[@JeffBruenderman]

Hi, had this been released yet?

[@devlsmurf467]

Dylan at Oak City Leather makes excellent sheaths. I’ve ordered a few from him with the UltiClip and they’re great.

[@sweetbaby_0608]

I carry a Bradford 3 in Magnacut with carbon fiber scales. Love that knife

[@frankcostanzo8391]

I've got the Griffin Co. Scout and Scout Medic and I absolutely love both of them. Fantastic list of options. Keep the videos coming.

[@WTF-Cubing]

My EDC fixed blade lately has been the Boker Little Dvalin. I like a thick, chonky blade that feels like it can do some serious work. Love the looks, modified it a bit by removing the Teflon coating on the D2 blade, and sculpting the sheath to add clearance for the front finger while fully sheathed. Setup for scout carry, and all for $60 Canadian.

[@jessegaines3924]

I’m personally a big fan of the benchmade hidden canyon hunter. I took the belt mounting equipment off the kydex sheath and it sits surprisingly flush in my back pocket. It’s super durable and stays sharp, and has an excellent blade to handle ratio. It’s a workhorse and I use it at work constantly. Can’t recommend it enough

[@docpelganger5116]

I have the Guardian 3 and got the 3.2 as well. I gotta say the little update on the 3.2 really makes a big difference in handling.

[@Mink_24]

I love my Bradford Guardian 3 & Winkler knives are amazing but once I started carrying the MKC Mini Speedgoat it was over … that is now my EDC … period!

[@staceyroberts9177]

Looked at them for years, didn’t have a lot of money but wanted a small fixed blade for neck carry so finally broke down and bought a CRKT SPEW for 25 bucks. What a handy little fixed blade; it’s light, the kidex sheath has good retention. The blade can’t be beat for piercing tasks and it handles most edc tasks I run into on a day to day basis. For some of us, over a hundred dollars is expensive so this is a cheap option. Only negative I have is that it is made in China.

[@charlessalmond7076]

Got one. Got tired of sharpening it every other day. Good knife, great design, crap steel.

[@staceyroberts9177]

@@charlessalmond7076 totally agree; if they would upgrade this knife to D2, and lengthen the blade to 3 or 3 1/4 inches it would sell like hot cakes!

[@wastelandwarrior9738]

Love mine

[@JC_1095]

My favorite general edc fixed blade atm is the Rogan Field Knife Compact. My work edc is the Rogan Ranger. I’ve really come to love chisel grinds.

[@npenick66]

If you want a great pocket carry EDC blade check out the Creely Mako. I wasn't into pocket carry fixed at the time, always went with appendix carry. When I got the Mako in magnacut I had a kydex appendix sheath made. After a month or so I had to dress up a bit and decided to try the pocket sheath. I've been using it ever since. The blade is one of the best I've ever used, been a knife guy since I earned my first cub scout folder in 1971and this blade has made it through a year of daily use on a small ranch with only 2 strops. It's so light that you don't even notice that it's there bit it is so easily accessible, especially in jeans or overalls. The handle looks a bid weird but melts into your hand. Might be a bit narrow if you have extra large hands though, good for medium-large hands. The sheath changed the way I use knives with it's deep carry uniclip. Worth a look.

[@rona6279]

I have a Creely Mako as well. Great knife, well made, sheath is great. Knife fits snugly and deep into the sheath. I liked it so much that I looked up Gary at the last Blade Show to shake his hand and thank him for his work.

[@Zulutime44]

My favorite fixed blade EDC is an Odinwolf 2" neck knife. I carry it hanging by a lanyard from my belt to the scabbard, placed tip up in my jeans front pocket. Small rubber handle, D2 steel, Scandi grind, cost is $24 from Amazon.

[@CaseyAdventures]

Great to see you show a winkler! I live in Wilkes and have Taylor sharpen by benchmade claymore every time I’m in the store (Duncan Guns). If you’ve never seen the video, Taylor did a great interview with Daniel Winkler and it explains a lot about why he makes his knives so “beefy” - Huge connection to the special operator divisions in the military.

[@CompanerosCacao]

Spot on sheaths super important...i like carrying a fixed blade high and easily hidden...my top pick tops rapid strike...easyily concealed kydex

[@Backwoodsandblades]

Thanks for this list, I am changing over to carrying small fixed blades instead of folders on the daily. Bravo.

[@flywheel986]

Not a fan of in pocket EDC fixed blades. I am a big fan of fixed EDC however, couple of years ago bought a TOPs C.U.T. 4.0 and have never been without it out doors. Excellent sheath as well. Have used it for bushcraft, game processing and personal defense, and it never lets me down. Holds a great edge with light touch up after heavy use. Great Knife!!

[@eriksdodges853]

Glad to hear! I just ordered one the other day, can't wait for it to show up!

[@juanjauregui1553]

Been carrying the Overland Sport for a couple of months now and it's everything I had hoped it would be. I'm very interested in any of the Wickets and that Griffin Co. You're definitely right when you say there are so many good options out there, it can sometimes be overwhelming.

[@drewdacunha6241]

I carry a wide variety of smaller fixed blades starting with a Yuca Bladeworks Persev It is great. Chris's sheaths are some of my favorites. My work carry blade is a Dauntless Dogbone, a Matt Helm design. I scored a Hot & Ready in AEB-L & canvas micarta. I added a deep carry sheath, it works better in the pencil pockets of Carhartts. Also, Greg Moffat's OPK. Simple, sharp, & pointy. Finally Temple Knives! The Vimana, basic, and clean. Just some other options for you to look at.

[@Codename-B]

I always use a static belt line for my edc fixed blades. I personally carry an SRK-C without any trouble or dicomfort.

[@Adam.297]

I have tried a few in this genre as well. not many, but a few. My favorite so far has been the MKM Mikro. Excellent for detail-oriented tasks and super compact carry. The sheath style is highly recommended (except if you work around metal a lot like I do) and sold separately. I am greatly anticipating David C. Anderson's Pocket Tango that is supposed to be coming here soon (that has the same style sheath).

[@kindjal1]

My M1 Pro has been a great hiking companion since I got it, I have 3xl hands and I find it very comfy. Not something I usually find in small fixed blades. I am getting the magnacut version now that it’s out 😁

[@gingebrien2408]

Yes I love the Bradford Guardian line of knives & the White River M1 Caper. Never leave home without one of these. The errors on the White River are the best.

[@Crangaso]

CountyComm makes a nice fixed blade. The R4A has a 3.65" blade length, made in D2 Steel & nice kydex sheath.

[@jameshaulenbeek5931]

I prefer belt carry for a fixed blade, as pocket carry sheaths are far more bulky than a folding knife. I haven't carried a fixed blade for a few years, but they're wonderfully useful.

[@Blackcloak18]

I absolutely adore my fixed barlow from boker. It's everything I wanted....except the sheath it comes with is AWEFUL. Haven't found a good replacement yet. Keep us posted.

[@BorrachoBandit]

You’re looking good, my guy. I just jumped between fixed blade videos 3 years apart.

[@jmarzella3411]

Nice video and it made me jump to buying a Bradford Guardian. I went for the 3.5 in the drop point and also got the tanto. Both are m390 steel. Agreed 100% on the leather sheath that comes with the bradfords just don't work. Fortunately the drop point came with kydex sheath and I attached an ulti clip. I ordered custom leather pocket sheathes from Oak City Leather with clips. Love the ergos on the bradford, very comfortable in the hand. I will use these for a while and see about some of the other knives you talk about down the road. Thanks and be well.

[@dale.gallaza]

Gmf 1 man.. my go to fixie. Love that you started with that❤

[@Jeffrose_]

my edc is the boker lucas burnley bff. has the inside the pocket leather sheath. i flippin love this knife. oh yeah, i got the wooden handle.

[@Tcrowe406]

Great video Tyler . I really want to get my hands on the new MKM pocket tango with the reverse tanto. I'm pretty new to pocket carrying a fixed blade. And that one has been speaking to me.

[@reidbressner3598]

Ditto! Have one on pre order and can't wait to see it in person

[@katanasmith]

Pocket tango is super cool. I like the nessmuk

[@BlueRidgeOverlandGear]

Good stuff. We're fans of small EDC fixed blades here at the shop.

[@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies]

One name definitely missing from your list is Esee. My current EDC Fixed Blade rotation consists of three Esees: Pacaya in CPM-3V, Sencillo in MagnaCut, and the S35VN version of the Izula, but with the extended G10 handle scales from Knife Connection. I am entirely thrilled with all three knives, but the Pacaya and Sencillo are a cut above. I'm thinking of adding a TJ Schwartz Confidante into my rotation, but the three Esees there now are very definitely all I need no matter how rough my needs get.

[@jamesstuart5461]

If your interested in a great budget fied blade, the Artisan cutlery ses snake is a great knife. I've used 1 for a couple years now at work.

[@eriktaylor5704]

My budget EDC fixed blade carries are the CRKT Biwa, Boker Nessmi Pro, and CRKT SPEW. Small carries that I can belt, pocket, or neck carry as needed.

[@not_kratos6433]

The Böker Barlow BFF is one of my favorite fixed blades for EDC. Especially the wallnut-version. It combines a more "traditional" bladeshape with a sleek and simplistic handledesign. There will be coming out a skeletonised version called "Böker BFF Packlite". I`m really looking forward to that one.

[@jusme8060]

Heat treat was pretty bad on mine. Love the design though.

[@mattrhoton9219]

I have a guardian 3 and i actually love the original sheath it came with it lays horizontally on the belt nice and tight i wear it up front above my right pocket of my jeans

[@valiumshatner333]

EDC fixed blades are just fun. I have a few of them and honestly switch them around depending on what I’m wearing and what I’m doing, kinda like shoes 😂. Got some of my other buddies carrying them now.

[@urbanarcher3535]

Great video, I just picked up the Asher lil buddy! Trust me you need to check it out. Amazing price point also

[@keithhanson7125]

Its my EDC fixed blade too. I'm loving it.

[@codycain8398]

My favorite budget fixed blade I carry all the time is the kizer mini harpoon. It’s D2 steel and micarta scales and has a perfect taco style lured sheath and I threw on an ulti clip. It’s perfect for me and only like $85

[@georgia_flyfisher2200]

Love the Tkell Piranha. Tim and his wife are great.

[@EZ_Case]

The nightstalker is my daily carry. Love Tkell.

[@ExamonLyf]

Really nice presentations! You do a great job of helping with various choices folks can make, and also make it “fun”, which is a good thing. I am pretty big on EDC fixed blades, but also like folders. Thanks!

[@adammatthews9074]

I’ve got a Jason Knight Hummingbird. Love the blade profile and the small utilitarian nature of the knife.

[@genchimi]

Hi Taylor, interesting video. From your list I liked the Bradford, the AK1 and the Black Rabbit the best. I still like to use the following fixed as an EDC: Satre - Extrema Ratio Heidi Blacksmith #1 - Bestech Lille Bjoern - Tuya All come in a Kydex, but fit into the leather sheath of the AK1 from dpsteelandleather. Then I also like the larger Charlie two from Pohl Force. The Charlie two and the Satre are wider and more robust blades that can be used more for rougher work. Greetings from Germany Gerd

[@troygilliland9485]

Backed the Scout feather a few weeks ago. Thanks for the mini review.

[@mikepainter2135]

I carry the Joker Avispa with canvas micarta handle. It is a great knife that is also affordable. Another very discreet fixed bade I own is the Kizer Variable.

[@harunomiya]

Great top ten picks. I finally picked up the Bradford Guardian 3. That Boker AK1 is next.

[@wisruteb]

I’ve been carrying the AK1 regularly for over a year now, and have just added the Overland Sport to the collection. The Overland Sport fits into the AK1’s sheath nicely and carries just as well if anyone is looking for another carrying option.

[@billhudson4805]

Take a look at LT Wright Patriot. May be the overall best edc fixed blade from a high end maker and just a great bunch of guys.

[@blackhogarth4049]

Great video! I have a Schwartz Overland Sport. It is indeed fantastic, but the sheath is quite wide for my pockets. I switched from an Ulticlip to IWB loops, and now it's better. I also have that Burnley Fixed Barlow in OD micarta and brass pins. It's a stout, tough little bugger, not a slicer. Both these knives are super interesting.

[@MrWinger1951]

MKM Terzuola design TPF in Magnacut. And the sheath is near perfect.

[@primeministersinister625]

if it was 10-20% bigger it might be the only thing I ever carry

[@ergezinger]

I took the belt loop attachment off of my Benchmade Anonimus and have been edc-ing it in my front right pocket for months now,... love it!

[@MBroam]

Awesome to see the Scout Feather, cannot wait to get mine.

[@TannerWendellStewart]

Great list. :) My top 3 small fixed blades. Budget. Ferrum forge lackey. Middle ground. Bmkt edc1. Fancy. Winkler sd1.

[@cemetarygates2800]

Nice video Taylor. Just purchased a Bradford 3.2 in magnacut.

[@halo3762]

Get an oak city leather sheath to go with it

[@cemetarygates2800]

Headed over there now to peek-around. Thanks@@halo3762

[@jkmst213]

@@halo3762which sheath do you recommend for a Bradford 3.2? Never heard of oak city until I read this comment but I just looked at their website and they have some awesome stuff!

[@Ray.J]

The Griffin Co. Scout is sweeeeet! And I agree, that sheath is awesome.

[@timtitus2532]

The Overland Sport is the one I want. Good video. Thanks

[@outdoorelement]

Thanks for the feedback ...you have my creative juices flowing! Great vid!

[@johnricks7277]

I've EDC'd a small fixed blade neck knife in conjunction with a folding knife for years now, usually a CRKT Minimalist, but now I'm concerning that Wicked now that I've seen yours. Lol. That's a great idea since I've already got the Viking Spark. Just Sayin.

[@simonh.3984]

Since you mentioned it already, the Boker Barlow BFF is a nice EDC carry. But you should checkt the new version that will come out end of March. The Boker BFF Packlite in Magnacut. That thing looks like it will be a great deal.

[@michaelgeorge5197]

Cool video thanks. I bought a cheap cold steel with a gift card and a citadel as a bday present to self but those are my only fixed blades so far

[@5150Reaper]

Protech SBR Fixed is my favorite.

[@Kennerd007]

Love me a good EDC fixed blade, one you should give a look at is the Primitive Bear knives Hunter EDC. It’s my favorite out of all the ones I’ve owned

[@kevinhinojoza]

Cool fixed blades! I don't carry one but it is cool seeing them in people's carry!

[@kylewood8327]

My one and only fixed knife is a Bradford Guardian 3.5 carried in a IWB Oak City Leather sheath. It works nice…

[@devildante9]

I've been using the Barlow BFF and the AK1 for about a year now, they are awesome blades. I only need to get new sheets for them.

[@slush714]

Would love to see this series continue. Maybe I different categories. Budget fixies, larger blades, etc. Lionsteel has some sweet options right now. Currently deciding between an M4 and B41 for a camp knife (The H1 is pretty sweet too).

[@glenngoins3100]

Taylor you hit the nail on the head!

[@gmanana3627]

Thank you for fixed blade video. I haven't carried one in pocket. I like a workhorse knife, carry on belt. Can you do a budget friendly video on fixed blades please?

[@sunshineprogamer]

Try the Pocket Tango, you can find it at Knife Centter, great little fixed blade, Magnacut by the way, and you can order it with wood handles, carbon fiber or G10 I believe. I got the one with wood handles and is already getting patina, I love it!!

[@jamesbuchanan3145]

I've been rolling around with a Buck 113. Very classic looking, very nice ebony wood handle, big enough to get a full grip. Belt sheath, nice leather, good retention. Not sure if there are alternatives to the belt sheath though 😂

[@zapsurf1343]

Nuge is the man! Wickett and Chick Pea get regular pocket time!

[@quatele]

I really like the Lionsteel H1 and also the TOPS Tracker T4.

[@RandysWSG]

Seems pretty great for the price. I'll have to add it to my list. Thanks for sharing this!

[@renniesmith8073]

I have been carrying a white river backpacker for a while now and love it! I've been thinking about picking up an essee izula II

[@doombot4357]

Came to comments to see if anyone mentioned the izula ii- it’s a great knife for the price, I believe I picked up mine for around $70 or $80. I’d recommend it for sure.

[@chrisoneill325]

I love my Bradford G3 Sheepsfoot. I also have a regular G3 and a G3.2 Personally, i always carry it on my belt in a Kydex sheath and Tek-lok. I always have too many other things in my pockets, and i dont mind things on my belt.

[@mistold]

Tkell is great! Lots of good options here! Great vid brotha

[@williamashworth8538]

It would be great if you could do a video on more value priced EDC fixed blades.

[@rhpicayune]

For me, a novice camper and survivalist, picking a best knife is like saying which flavor of food is the best? It depends. What will you be cutting? How rustproof do you want it? Do you want it tough to resist fracturing and chipping? Do you want it extremely hard to maintain a sharp edge for an incredible amount of cuts?

[@jondoe4667]

I disagree. A clip makes a big difference to me. I like the pocket clip on my 940 Osborne . I've carried that knife for years. Recently I started toting a crooked river and my biggest gripe is the pocket clip.

[@bigdave4863]

Bekker Necker, a part of the BK line is an excellent EDC fixed blade, it does require a simple modification to the sheath.

[@JeffAric-i6i]

Izula 2 in an appendix carry guardian 3 leather sheath is my favorite fixed blade combination and budget friendly

[@cupajoe7258]

favorite fixed blade is a chert flint knife with deer femur handle. it's the knife I carry in my pocket if I'm going to be somewhere it's not illegal for me to carry a knife but the proprietors put up metal detectors anyway. you should do a video on the tactical fixed blade Walmart paring knives :D

[@jager-fett]

I have been carrying the Petes Pirate Life Skelly and II leather wrapped the handle. AMAZING knife but I am also hunting for sheath options and might have to reach out to Oak City for something. I also have the Guardian 3 and love that knife too but again the sheath is an issue. I usually carry a folder in pocket and fixed on the belt (cross carry), so I am looking for slim cross carry options too. Great video Taylor, thanks for the great content!

[@danrussell9357]

I edc the Hogue Extrak with a Kydex sheath - lightweight and sharp!

[@pauleberhardy4468]

Bradford Guardian 3 is my favorite fixed blade. Easily. Just use original sheath. No problems.

[@experienceprecision5406]

I've been looking for a good edc fixed blade and passed on so many because of sheaths being bad. You are spot on with the sheaths being just as important. Why would I put a small fixed on my hip when I could put a larger knife on my hip. And most of them have bulky hip only sheaths

[@brantroz]

Go get that wood-handled Wicket!! Just dropped. Great video, and love this list.

[@cocovasquez1]

Mine is the Bear Forest Knives On Three EDC! Look it up, Great vid Bro

[@davidkirksey8521]

Beautiful Walnut table❤. Me I am a lil finger guy. Yes, sheath needs to work and look good.

[@Billyboy2a6]

I had a lot of fixed edc.. but the jackelope from white river rocks them all