You Should Probably Get a Small Fixed Blade • 4 Cheap & Expensive Options Reviewed

[@LandmanEDC]

Thank you SO MUCH for the fantastic response to this video! The WINNER of the Odenwolf W Mini is... @grantmontgomery1999! CONGRATS! Please get in touch by Friday, October 4 to claim. [e-mail]

[@kogasoldier9379]

I’ve carried a folder for about thirty years and just recently switched to a fixed blade with the idea of freeing up a little pocket space, only now i find myself carrying both.

[@bladetheatrics]

That sounds about right !

[@LandmanEDC]

Yep, sounds like me too. Ha!

[@paulrevere2928]

@@kogasoldier9379 me too!

[@Donald-ky2fg]

Ive dropped folders completely in favor of small fixed blade

[@bearellie6985]

Same here, but it feels right.

[@KnivesByNuge]

I appreciate all the kind words! It makes me real happy that you’ve been putting your Wicket to good use!

[@LandmanEDC]

Brother, you make a mean blade. Found my grail fixed blade and didn’t even know it in the Wicket. Thanks so much for your comment, and thank you for making great knives!

[@brandongoede5907]

I use my fixed blade for everything I run into daily: opening packages, cutting food when I don’t want to find a clean kitchen knife, breaking down boxes, cutting myself accidentally… everything

[@LandmanEDC]

😂

[@Jacob8527-z9x]

I love it 😅

[@mattstone8878]

​@@Jacob8527-z9x I use a fixed blade to cut the cheese. 🧀 🍑 💨

[@billclancy4913]

I'm a retired part time custom knife maker. I EDC a 3" fixed blade of my own design daily. Mine is S35vn, with stabilized redwood scales.

[@LandmanEDC]

Ohhh I’d LOVE to see that. Sounds like a great blade

[@Knivess0]

Sounds beautiful!

[@ctrway11]

Just came across your channel, very informative. I’m a US contractor in a Middle East country. I currently EDC a folding knife and use it daily. Just started getting into knife sharpening also. Due to the heat I don’t carry a lot in my pockets and a fixed blade always seemed to big. But WOW I never thought about carrying a small fixed blade. That would be awesome.

[@Phlfwlr]

I have an Esee Izula in S35VN and I LOVE that knife. It stays clipped on to my every day backpack and it’s everything I’d probably want in a fixed blade

[@randystrand908]

Did you add handles or leave it skeletal?

[@Anubis-nx1gu]

I just recently became interested in fixed blade knives for EDC. I’ve carried folding blades most of my life. Your video popped up and I watched it all the way to the end!!! That’s how interesting your content is! I’m now subscribed to your channel!!! Thank you!

[@LandmanEDC]

Thanks so much for your kind words!

[@davidmiller2947]

I have a few small fixed blades but it’s so hard to beat a good folder for EDC. They’re more comfortable in the pocket, the handle isn’t sticking out, you get more blade for the size, and they’ll stand up to basically all daily tasks for the average person. I do love a fixed blade for outdoors / camping, but to be honest, I’ve never been sold on EDC’ing one.

[@eatonknass247]

Depends on what you use your knife for on the daily. I'm digging into wood, cutting food, prying on stuff so a fixie suits my needs

[@robertjay1179]

I an 70 years old and I’ve carried a pocket knife my entire life however I now have neuropathy in my legs and t(e knife in the pocket cause me to loose the feeling in my thighs therefore I switched to a fixed blade. I use it every single day.

[@chrishynes6091]

KZbin Dr. Eric Berg DC. You may be able to fix your neuropathy. Hope this helps.

[@NA-rr7jl]

Wishing you the best robert. What do you carry?

[@williamsugden5159]

Thanks landman! I don't check out knives that often. This has been a lot of help.

[@flywheel986]

I usually EDC 2 knives, Victorinox w/saw, TOPs 4.0 C.U.T. The CUT is by far the most versatile knife I have ever owned. Camp/Hunt/Protection, checks all of the boxes. Fine processor, fine bush craft, excellent protection. Highly recommend.

[@jordanthompson5233]

I carry the CRKT S.P.E.W. when I bartend on the weekends. Its great for breaking down boxes and I have a lot to break down at night.

[@LandmanEDC]

Nice use case! Thanks for watching.

[@mirkokrizan214]

I wear, due to my disability mostly neck knives for last 6 years. And I have lot of them. The cheapest, but very good one especially for foodprep is Victorinox fruit knife. I wear it in kydex sheath as EDC neck knife and it is awesome knife. It does not look very tactical, the blade is very very small and thin, but it cuts food like no other small knife. If it is apple, slice of bread or opening packages.

[@slip0n0fall]

My hangup with EDCing a fixed blade is the clumsiness and relatively slow speed getting it back into the sheath. In some environments the discreteness of a folder, quick out, use, quick back in the pocked is needed. If I could find a sheath/carry solution that made this quick, maybe even possible blind, that'd be awesome!

[@556RF]

Just got back from camping at the Grand Canyon with the fam Used my fix blade to baton wood and break it down to start my camp fire 🔥 Since I didn’t bring lighter fluid. Was extremely satisfying taking the time to start the fire in a more primitive way 😁

[@MoonieatTopsail]

I EDC a LT Wright bushcrafter in A2. I find a fixed blade has better flexibility. The stronger fixed blade puts my mind at ease knowing that I can readily rely on it in any situation from the kitchen to the Zombie Apocalypse..

[@tactileknifeco3831]

Thanks for sharing! We are finishing up another batch of Magnacut Dreadeyes right now.

[@LandmanEDC]

Wow awesome! I thought for a while there they were not being sold, so glad they are and glad they have more Magnacut ones available soon.

[@Yooper05]

I’m still in the military and carry both fixed blade and folder as my EDC. Great video, thank you!

[@Xxxero42]

Can't go wrong with a small fixed blade to edc. The big handle and small blade makes them legal pretty much everywhere in the USA. If I won, I would def EDC it as I love to EDC a small fixed blade. And the fire starter necklace is a great added bonus!

[@quatele]

Thanks for your great commentary. I transitioned from folders to fixed blades in about 2020-2021 and no way I'm going back. My favorite EDC away from home is the Lionsteel H1. My favorite to carry outdoors at home on my acreage is the Lionsteel T6. I have others that I like, but dang those are great knives. Thanks again. ❤🔪

[@lanemartin5446]

Thanks for the thorough look at small fixed blades. I've carried a CRKT Minimalist Bowie for a while, using it for opening packages, breaking down boxes, turning a stick into shavings, what have you.

[@lanemartin5446]

BTW, is that a Freed tee?

[@LandmanEDC]

@lanemartin5446 Sure is brother! 04-08

[@JoseGarcia-rc9ub]

I think it’s a personal preference but here lately I have been using my fix blade for work. Easy to use grab and opening lots of packages after packages. So this would be a great backup to a very knife needed job. I Could definitely use this knife. Thank you and thanks for your videos, keep them coming.

[@kemomclaren8583]

Good day. WHAT cant you use a fix blade daily carry or edc for. I have been carrying a Becker necker on my belt as a edc daily carry for yrs. I use it for anything from opening or breaking down boxes, cutting rope and tape and wire stripping… as well as camping/hunting/woods stuff. Would love a newer small blade for edc. Have a good day.

[@traviswagner3656]

Main reason I carry EDC fixed blade is..... One hand open. I pair with a slip joint knife in pocket. Carry it appendix front carry. Love the combo. Fixed blade is one blade shape and slip joint is another. 1 is sheepsfoot\wharney and other has belly.

[@Adam_Wilde]

I carry and use my Leatherman multitools, usually a clip in my pocket, but I also like to carry a small fixed blade in a sheathe on my belt for an additional option if it ever came to needing to quickly deploy a blade.

[@3stateKen]

Like most I carry a folding knife(s) everyday for my entire working career. But I’ve been browsing content lately on fixed blades. I like the fact that they are stronger, up for most tasks they will be employed to do, and with the many carry options available can be carried discretely. I hope to get one soon.

[@LandmanEDC]

I hope you get one soon too!

[@patriotnurse3720]

I am a nurse that works home health and I like to carry something that will get me out of a jam and to open packages and cut dressings with. I like the thought of a fixed blade I can carry around my neck under my scrubs. Nice knives

[@rcjdpt]

I have several smaller fixed blades, but my EDC is the SOG Instinct G10. I wear it as an under shirt neck knife and because it is flat and light weight, I hardly know it's there. For me it's a personal defense item when out at night (no airports or concerts though!). It has great retention with the sleeve, so I'm not worried about it falling out and sticking me. For personal defense, I can get to it in 2 seconds and it's concealed in my hand until I need to use it as a force multiplier. I have used it camping for cutting cords etc, and it's a good utility blade for $40. Thanks for the great video. These look like great fixed blades to add to your collection at several price points.

[@Maddawwg45]

i just bought me and my son the black scandi versions and i love it so does my son and my only complaint is the clip is left inside the pocket carry and right side outside the pocket carry so i wish they included another clip to make it inside the pocket carry in right side 😁 btw Rowen logo on all ESEE knives is the maker of the. blades for Randall Adventure Training which is who owns ESEE brand

[@LandmanEDC]

Yes. I figured I could put it the way I wanted to, but it’s only configured for one way carry. You’re right, I wish they would have a reverse clip included

[@shamuscollins5861]

That little Odenwolf is pretty cool. I've carried an Esse Izula for about a year now & really enjoy having a fixed blade on me. Been wanting to check out some other options for a while. This is a nice usable collection for sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@BenjaminMuro-hx9gi]

Love the video!! I need a fixed blade. I’d use one of these for my blue collar job. I work with propane and propane installations. Lots of sweat haha.

[@HorsepowerHeaven]

You’re the mordern day hank hill! Propane & Propane accessories

[@eagle0924]

I like using fixed blades at work. I often find myself in dirty environments with a lot of airborne particles, like concrete dust, that quickly gets into the hard to reach places of folding knives therefore increasing the amount of maintenance i need to do if I want to keep them in tip top shape.

[@bugnout23e]

I started carrying both about 4 years ago and it's been a nice change. And have even swapped my folder with a multi tool pocket clip. The crkt minimalist scout Carry and any folder is what I run my folders are used for work and abuse and the fixed it's for more precise use . Farmer and mechanic is my background.

[@thomasevans8784]

Never owed a fixed blade as I live in the uk 🇬🇧 but I use my knife for everything it’s well worn and in desperate need of a upgrade 😂 love the vids keep up the hard work

[@LandmanEDC]

Thanks for watching!

[@Escudo41]

I wish I had these many options of smaller EDC fixed blades when in the military. 😂 Thank you Brother for your site!

[@LandmanEDC]

Bro you are NOT wrong. I would have LOVED having some of these in the Marines. Thanks for watching!

[@sousaville]

I would probably use it to process small branches for my twig stove.Thank you for the chance

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I absolutely adore a good pocket fixed blade! I feel like they are a necessity

[@LandmanEDC]

I’m starting to think the same thing. I thought a folder would be all that I needed and now even this video is forcing me to rethink it! Thanks for your comment.

[@BravoJulietAlpha]

@Landman EDC I am a disabled US Army Veteran and I have been looking for a small affordable fixed blade that I can EDC but because I'm on a fixed income it's hard to find anything. I'm not able to buy different knives to try until I find the right one. I really appreciate you doing this video because I'm able to see it in your hand and I take you on your word of it quality since it's what you do. Thank you.

[@SeahorseLeathercraft]

So great to have a small fixed in pocket. The other day I used it for whittling a little toggle from a stick for my tarp. Most often used for opening mail tho.

[@LandmanEDC]

Many uses. I love em. Thanks for your comment!

[@paullambert4445]

The Eldris is a very useful small Mora. I have had mine for several years. Designed as a neck knife, but I made it into an upside down dangler belt carry. The leather retention strap prevents any chance of loss. Thanks 🎸🔪

[@joshuakuhn1977]

I’ve carried the same Gerber automatic knife since issued to me on my first tour in Iraq in 05. I was carrying a fixed Benchmade I was issued there in 06 but it was stolen. I’m looking to get a smaller edc fixed blade but there’s so many on the market it’s hard to find what’s worth getting.

[@vexor7]

Good stuff man, Ive been a neck knife guy for the last 10 years or so, and have used all sorts of them over that time. That little Odenwolf looks pretty cool especially at the price. Keep up the great work!

[@hillbilly21960]

I would use it for everything from cutting up apples , sharpening my pencils , self defense emergency, cleaning crud from my fingernails,camping uses. So many ideas.

[@petersidoruk7895]

Folders are great, but you can’t go wrong with a small fixed blade. I recently switched to cheap Mtech fixed blade with a plastic sheath. Does the daily tasks but been looking to upgrade.

[@rickyfargason8859]

The fixed blade I EDC is the Eskabar BK14. I added G10 scales that extend the tail a little to give more handle. I changed the profile to a convex grind. I also added a small taco sheath that is small enough to put in a pocket. Sturdy knife and it's affordable.

[@Hillykarma]

about 9 years ago I used to carry a crkt obake that I LOVED. I carried it for about 95 percent self defense and the occasional box opening when I didnt have my utility folder (Kershaw Blur, which I still have.) I lost it somehow, maybe it was stolen, maybe it was lost during a move, but crkt no longer made it by that time. Just last week I ordered a new one on ebay. for a field use knife in the bushcraft realm, I look for full tang and a decent thickness. I have a cheap essee 3 clone Ive had for several years and Ive been very happy with it for the 30 dollars I paid for it.

[@epi_adikt]

Living in Utah, a fixed blade is a must. Especially when you have a number of outdoor hobbies.

[@JAT_4321]

I have been wanting to try EDCing a fixed blade for a while and haven’t made the jump to buy any that would work well. I’ve got a Kronos flatout (stroup design) that I occasionally throw in the pocket, but it’s kinda too big for edc.

[@robertfinneide5044]

I've been thinking of getting a smaller fixed blade for EDC and these are some good options.

[@LandmanEDC]

Thanks for watching!

[@streettacticalintegrations8028]

What edc ridged with ring do you recommend? I have the Mercaida scalpel

[@montanapete59102]

I use my Bark River Bravo EDC in CPM-M4 every day. It's great at slicing the rings from a six-pack of sodas to opening a box and slicing a steak. My Buck 117 BOTM knife in S35VN steel is sweet as well. But I find the EDC close at hand most times.

[@briandallmann3338]

I’ve been carrying a fixed blade in my pocket for a couple years, I don’t use a pocket clip… I put the sheath on a length of bead chain which I put around my neck only when using the knife for extended periods. I find the bead chain self manages itself by dropping to the bottom of my pocket and voids tangles with other items in my pocket.

[@LandmanEDC]

Every chain I've ever used breaks. I tend to like paracord a lot more for the strength but also comfort around my neck.

[@cpcombine]

I have the ESEE Candiru and love it. I took a dremel to the sheath and made it more user friendly. It is great now. I keep one on my daypack's should strap. Awesome little knife.

[@va6gkthaskey311]

Except for when at work (high security building no knives) I've always preferred fixed blade knives. From first aid situations, cutting / stripping wire and rope cutting, food prep, undoing clips field stripping animals and everything in between. Thanks for the video!! Cheers, beers, and whiskey 🤠🥃

[@LandmanEDC]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@BlueSun4886]

Check out my review of the BoneTactical non-metallic Ghost Knife neck-knife above. I had a TS//SCI (Code Word) clearance &, while I wouldn't carry any weapons I was not allowed to have at my primary workplace, I've passed through many metal detectors with the Ghost with no trouble.

[@stretch130MFE]

I typically EDC a Spyderco Cali. But I always have an Esee Izula or Mora when off work. The best thing about a fixed blade (to me) is the easy cleaning of blood & guts during deer season. I have found the use for splitting limbs and starting fires or cutting a steak. That’s usually only because I have the damn thing. Not because of a plane crash or SHTF / bugout situation.

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

I EDC a fixie necker every time I leave the house, and depending on what my day looks like I might wear a small fixed on my belt as well. most commonly either an Esee 3 or a TOPS Scandi trecker. if I am leaving the town area, ( I live right up against the redwoods forest area) I will carry something in the 4-6" range, most commonly my TOPS BoB, Esee PR4, or BK Nessmuk. all in all, you can't beat a fixed blade for the more intensive tasks that you run into. 1095 is a pretty tough steel, that has been used in hard use field knives for decades. most of the top field knives of the last 10+ years have been 1095. it has a good edge retention, with the flexibility that makes it less likely to break the blade if it gets torqued. it has only been in the last few years that blade steel snobs have caused it to be used less in the high end knives, but it still can be found on a lot of TOPS, Ka Bar/Becker, LT Wright, and similar knives. as well as some budget blades, such as the older Schrade field knives. Another small fixie you might want to look at is the Rainier knives "basecamp" it's sheath leaves a bit to be desired, but the knife is outstanding.

[@kantemirovskaya1lightninga30]

Thanks for the video-my son's edc is fixed and my folder (current) is yet again worn out so time for a new... looks like I will go fixed now so doing my research.

[@Monkeymike68918]

I cut stuff. And play with the knives. I started edc fixed blades a few years ago. First one I made out of 1095 with mesquite handle. The sheathe I made out of leather, the size of my average back pocket. I'm a huge fan of EDC fixed blades

[@jgalvanatx]

For fixed blades, I have ESEE Izula, 4, and 5. Also have a kbar and some bayonets. I go back and forth on bugout, pm2, and ESEE Izula. Bigger stuff for bigger jobs as needed.

[@EDCTrashPanda-]

Iv slowly gotten into carrying a fixed blade and I love it , they are more versatile than people think and can have a great look and photo well for Instagram

[@AmeriMutt76]

Great topic and I couldn't agree more. For me, it's the ESEE izula for the small of hand and the Izula II for bigger hands. Done.

[@LandmanEDC]

Great suggestion! Now I just need to pronounce “ESEE” correctly.

[@gibwest4968]

Just found your channel. Have carried a folding knife for over 60 years. Am considering a small fixed blade now. Keep up Good work.

[@rogerwhitlock3650]

I carry a fixed and folding knives for my job as LEO. Can’t go wrong with having more than one knife.

[@LandmanEDC]

What’s a LEO?

[@rogerwhitlock3650]

@@LandmanEDC law enforcement officer

[@shadow1958-p8m]

I recently got into fixed knifes 🔪 and came across your video. Great review

[@MrKrampyHands]

Dude Esee is legendary man I have a Izula and Rowen is the heat treat people and that heat treat is second to absolutely none also Armitas makes the best sheath for Esee knives there's a pretty big aftermarket fire Esee knives and a metric ton of copycats

[@LandmanEDC]

Good to go 👍

[@tfwoodcraft]

I have a whole bunch of diy projects around the house coming up. That little oden wolf knife would be great to keep on my for all those tasks when you need knife when you're up on a ladder or under a table or something and it would be easy to keep right in reach.

[@GeWij]

I don’t know yet 🙈 my first neck knife arrives tomorrow, want to make it my edc

[@matrixlockdown2975]

Cold Steel Mini Leatherneck is a nice, small, fixed blade EDC too. I have a few versions of it and they're all great so far.

[@SirPraiseSun]

the odenwolf mini is so sick its a game changer for me, so comfortable in hand and a great multi purpose concealed knife. the sheathe and clip are perfect too, i take Odenwolf over Morakniv.

[@davidhalbleib5040]

Some of those small fixed blade knives look perfect for my fishing vest or running pack. 👍

[@micheletremonti2434]

I like my neck fixed blade and when they are good and sharp as well as a good dependable steel in my blade I am in heaven, I carve mini spoons as well as regular spoons when I am enjoying my time in nature and doing things in a more old fashioned way.

[@MrBearbait75]

I have been looking at getting a neck knife for trout fishing. So many things a small knife is useful for but with waders on it kinda jard to get toa knife in your oants pocket! 😀. So thatnis what I would use the Odenwolf for. Thank you for the chace to enter the drawing. Blessings brother!

[@jackbrightside]

Eafengrow EF121 D2 Total length: 6.93 inch.Blade length: 3.42 inch.Handle length: 3.5inch.Blade width:1.3 inch.Blade thickness:0.11 inch.Knives net weight:8 oz. $28 on amazon

[@unfi6798]

Great review of small edc fixed blade. We will try to get the W Mini for dad's 67th birthday & retirement in September. He gas always been an outdoor kind of guy and that neck knife will be just the best for his survival project. Cheers for sharing.

[@LandmanEDC]

Thanks for watching! Happy Birthday to your Dad!

[@jackhutchins5200]

I'd be down to try making the switch. I'm a chef so it would be used mostly for opening boxes and showing off

[@kentgreenough75]

Currently using a Mora Classic #2 for my EDC with leather Suomea leather sheath. Does it all every day.

[@JoelPerri7777]

I think I might have to get one of these. I was one of the lucky ones who got a great heat treat on my Walmart d2. I got it right before the hype, on a whim just seeing it in the store. It’s fantastic for what it is for the price, I’ll leave it at that. I think D2 gets a bunch of wrap from all the Chinese OEM knives that use it, it’s just everywhere. And it’s not the crucible stuff like benchmade uses. I still think for the money, it holds a decent edge.

[@LandmanEDC]

You’re absolutely correct - D2 is a pretty awesome budget option when done correctly. And $20 for the Odenwolf? Sold. I was so impressed I bought 3 or 4 for my brother-in-laws for Christmas already.

[@yourboyelgin]

yea those knifes are freaking beautiful, currently deployed and would defiantly use that black scandi one as my edc

[@LandmanEDC]

Thank you sir, and thank you for watching!

[@trace4125]

Ive been carrying the kizer muskrat with the brown micarta handle and i love it. I added an ulticlip 2.2 and its perfect

[@LandmanEDC]

I have heard the muskrat is great, I gotta pick one up

[@trace4125]

@@LandmanEDC i like that its not a premium knife so i can abuse it and not feel bad

[@LandmanEDC]

@@trace4125 right!

[@joshuahooper2934]

Been looking to upgrade to fixed for EDC, so Id use the knife for this life transition for myself.

[@bjs71285]

I only have a small ozark trail I use at the beach and for food prep when camping. Been looking at Ecos knives to replace it

[@LandmanEDC]

I'll have to check out Ecos knives as well. Thanks for watching!

[@jonathanconsiglio166]

I have a textured Sabre grind Wicket and that’s been my main edc fixed blade and an Umnumzaan when I carry a folder. Nuge makes some great blades and I’d really like the textured XL at some point.

[@hessmedstorparn]

1095 is a good carbonsteel hold the edge pretty good. Its a VERY common carbonsteel. I have made many knives in it it works great.

[@LandmanEDC]

Glad I asked about it. I know what it is just didn’t know much about it. Thanks!

[@TheGrants-ow4kn]

I would EDC it and use it for every day tasks and it would also be my small camping companion as well as a go to for hiking

[@hawkknight4223]

Excellent video. And first time I’ve ever seen your channel! 1095 steel. Is one of the highest carbon, regular tensile strength spring steels. That is commonly available.

[@LandmanEDC]

Hey! Welcome. And thanks for the info on 1095. I've seen that before but didn't have any info for the video. Thanks for watching!

[@mrkopecky]

I’m gonna start edc a fixed blade. I’d like one them. Great options.

[@LandmanEDC]

Right on, thank you

[@roadking681]

Fix blade knives can be used for anything from food prep to a defense knife. Thanks for sharing.

[@mr.wicked8697]

Just grabbed a Stroup. Awesome quality tool, vet owned and made in the US

[@Stringz2810]

I love edc fixed blades! I would do all edc chores with the Oden Wolf! Thanks for a great channel!

[@markhilmy123]

I'd use it for everything! Probably most often for opening stuff. Boxes, letters, etc.

[@saltylawaia8958]

What’s your take on the kizer muskrat ?

[@LandmanEDC]

I don’t personally have one, but I have talked to people who do have one and for $49, and they love it - and you can’t go wrong with a 3-inch fixed blade. Kizer makes good stuff.

[@williamsisk2897]

Anyone wanting to try out a amall fixed blade, I would recommend the Cold Steel Mini Pendleton Hunter. The cheapest option is under $50. There was a time a park ranger offered me a deer, small 4 pointer, that had jist been hit by a car. I used this small knife to dress and quarter that deer. Small fixed blades are more useful than most people think.

[@LandmanEDC]

Appreciate your comment very much! And you’re not the first person to mention that blade. I’ve got one on the way.

[@jamesmelissawhite4807]

I have always carried folders, but I have been wanting to try out a small fixed blade for a while. Just a lot of the ones I can afford come with some pretty horrible sheath options, and I haven't been able to find one that's right. Thanks for the vid, bro 🙏

[@LandmanEDC]

A good sheath can make or break even the best knife in my opinion. Thanks for watching!

[@c.nicholson3536]

EDC fixed blade always appealed to me. There are some mighty fine folders out there, but there’s just something to be said about a fixed blade! Thank you for the ideas. I’m probably gonna look into one (or two 🤣) of these!

[@timlorakatryan]

That new Swiss Tech small fixed blade at wally world is very interesting for the budget side of things. It's called the Leetch I think.

[@67wing]

If i had that knife i would be able to do most things withbit. I would definitely use it for fire prep, hunting and most edc tadks

[@izulaAlec0369]

Esse is by the far the best folder on your table. They have the best warranty in the game. no questions asked.

[@LandmanEDC]

It’s not a folder. You mean to say fixed?

[@AWADesigns]

I would love one of those Odenwolf knives. You never know you would need one!

[@jesussalazar9071]

I’ve only ever carried fixed blades for camping or hiking. I’ve never thought of edcing a fixed blade. It would be really cool and handy to carry a small fixed blade.

[@LandmanEDC]

I only hit on a tiny bit of options, there's definitely one out there for you! Thanks for watching.

[@jesussalazar9071]

@@LandmanEDCwill for sure look into it. I was looking at a GiantMouse the other day.