One Knife to Rule Them All: Between Two Knives

[@afdd2-1.66]

Cold steel Recon 1 , I damaged a lot of knives in hiking, Benchmade , Spyderco, ZT......, the only knife survived is Recon 1.

[@K1ng.lizalde]

Was gonna say this. When it comes to hiking I feel like cold steel should be something he should look at.

[@jayr526]

That's one of my favorites. I have several.

[@dallasn16]

I was thinking the recon 1 or Bush ranger myself.

[@babyreps365]

Yes sir half serated blade my favorite knife to date

[@sorearm]

hell yeah good choice, took delivery of one last year and it's a beauty. The tri-ad lock is the best

[@chrisreuther4546]

I think y’all should do this but then set up a poll on Instagram and FB and work it from like 50 knives to a single for one knife to rule them all for EDC!

[@Surago]

People that haven't even used or held those knives would vote though.

[@chrisreuther4546]

@@Surago based on the overall description and review

[@talisikid1618]

No. Who fools with bigoted social media? Would be a biased & invalid poll.

[@marktwain9221]

Different sizes of people, different environments, different taste, ECT... There's never been a one size fits all... Not to mention have you seen peoples taste in the last decade is terrible??? I personally like clip points and drop points, while I dislike tantos, recurve, sheeps foot, serrated... I'm 6'1 and dislike folders with blades under 3.25 inches... Not to mention spending hundreds of dollars on a knife is unintelligent/ waste of money....

[@66piperaztech]

That's boring! Because everyone will pick either bugout or para3

[@jamesR1990]

Those and the PM2 are great picks imo. Spyderco is the company I didn't want to like but once I picked up the PM2 I was sold

[@chrisflaig5157]

Same... the funky blade shapes grew on me once i bought my first spyderco, which was also a pm2. looking forward to getting my hands on a couple more soon.

[@mikehobbs7421]

I was totally in the same boat, bout a manix 2 and was sold after that. Now own 7 other spyderco knives and love them all lol

[@chrisflaig5157]

@@mikehobbs7421 I'm hoping that a manix 2 is my next purchase,and eventually a shaman

[@mikehobbs7421]

@@chrisflaig5157 I have 2 manix 2 and a shaman with custom micarta scales 😍

[@therealtashiro]

Hello David & Seth! Thanks so much for answering my question here on KZbin. What a surprise! Sean 😊👍🏻

[@80808O]

How did you like the recommendations?

[@knifecenter]

It was a fun question to answer, thanks Sean! Yes, let us know what you wind up picking of these, or if you go another direction. Cheers! -DCA

[@chrisgardner9270]

I have been watching this show for about 4 months and really really enjoy the content...I have learned so many things about knifes 🔪..matter a fact I just bought my first spiderco..a spiderco police 4...and really like it keep up the good work 💪 👏🏼 🙌

[@Ty-ed8fb]

Great choice!, my first spyderco is a para 3 LW

[@RobBernhard]

Dropping some Dune knowledge in the middle of a B2K is 🔥 Thank you for the great video Seth and DCA!

[@darrellhendrix5502]

Best knife is the one(s) you have on you when the need arises.

[@tanyaternowesky2221]

Exactly!...every knife can be used if you find yourself in a situation that makes you think you really need it.

[@just-dl]

Love this question! Of these four, the freak is the only I’d be inclined towards. Some of the features I’d be looking at would be ideally a washer pivot, flipper, micarta handles for wet grip, Drop point, closer to 4” than 3”. And I just can’t go with a funky blade shape traditional look is important. Nothing assisted. Keeping it simple, manual and snag free! Though not hitting all the boxes, I like the Taiga as mentioned. I also love the QSP Hawk. The solid locking mechanism is superb. So for budget, the RAT has to get an honorable mention, of course, but CJRB Scoria, civivi praxis, buck vantage avid. Got larger budgets, Maserin Rimini Nimrod checks a lot of boxes. Benchmade bug out or Presidio 2. Cold steel demko.

[@Spartan808]

Loved this segment. Love seeing you guys together, some of my fav vids. You guys should make this a weekly series.

[@aff6875]

Couple of larger options that I think can work for this: Viper Start with micarta scales and Fox Citadel Deimos. Great vid as usual! Thanks.

[@kendrajones984]

my 940 has done everything i ever asked of it and has never failed me. also disappears in the pocket and is fun to use.

[@jfbowers369]

OMG! Knife and dune nerd pron. I have found my place on Earth. Btw, I love my Spyderco Tenacious with cpm s35vn. I loved the shape of the blade and the handle was so versatile in the 8cr version and now I have premium steel. It is my new favorite knife.

[@markbrisec3972]

My dad was a hiker for most of his life, and he kind of liked the knifes, but wasn't a knife collector or knew anything about all these brands, types and models of knifes. Of course his prime time was before the internet era and all it brought to the hobby. Anyway, he carried exactly 2 knifes on him. First was a chunky fixed blade bowie knife which he used for cutting branches, throwing it in trees, cutting twine, poking stuff out, etc.. And the other was an old school buck slip joint folder which he used to prep food and forage mushrooms. Times and people were simpler 30-40 years ago...

[@danielcox5849]

This got me thinking that I don’t have that all purpose knife in my growing collection. So of course I need to get one. My choice would be the Knife Center exclusive stone washed version of the Hogue SIG Sauer K320. Perfect size and weight with a very nice blade. I will be ordering one soon.

[@christianlee8487]

Hey DCA, I’m looking for a knife so I was wondering if you had any suggestions. The knife needs to be able to do it, but not do IT. It cant be automatic but it could be. It needs to be short-ish but long at the same time. It really needs to work because as we say at work, “lets go do that work”

[@salmonisyummiyeet163]

Kershaw Leek

[@stevenkelby2169]

Mazda Miata.

[@frankrice1253]

A golf ball

[@iceman5117]

@@salmonisyummiyeet163 Benchmade bugout

[@mikejurnak4253]

So you really need a knife but don't really need a knife 🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻

[@lexan2002]

Im so happy seth picked the riffle, its one of my favorite edc knives. Doesnt get enough love I also love my voyager. Great knife and yes a lottle large for edc but will fit all the other reqs and the triad lock is just a tank

[@ryandye6242]

I carry a Super Freak every day for the past 7 months and love it! I have all pretty high end stuff, but just love it

[@Deibodese]

I literally thought “Either Manix 2 or Benchmade Freek,” so when he mentioned one and pulled out the other I felt like a genius. 🧐

[@stevenkelby2169]

I ordered both of them from knife centre 2 days ago. Spooky.

[@BecauseKnife]

Also my 2 picks. The SuperFreek obviously wins out over the Grip. The Grip is a good knife and all but the blade on the SuperFreek is better in every way. My old hollow ground Manix2 is the one that came to my mind.

[@pappydan1955]

I just got the Super Freek a little over a week ago and so far I love it. I have an XL hand and many edc knives almost get lost...plus I have a little arthritis and smaller knives are difficult to grip and manipulate. Enjoy your channel keep up the great work!

[@Erikrhino9]

The Freek is a GREAT choice, but the SOG Kiku XR has really surprised me and is my new favorite in this category. 1. It's probably the most ergonomic knife I own, especially in reverse grip, which is incredibly comfy and has great protection with the flipper. 2. In addition to the sweet XR lock action, it has a flipper and can be spidey flicked. 3. The blade is stout with a recurved section and a section with a nice belly. 4. The XHP is a little easier to sharpen and more corrosion resistant. 5. The LTE version (which is a bit over the $200 limit) is only 3.65 oz. We'll see how durable it is. Lovin' it so far.

[@gyffesme]

Love my Freek. That's a silly amount of blade in a relatively small yet comfy handle.

[@mikeelek9713]

My Top 5: 1) Sig Sauer (Hogue) K320 drop point. Love everything about this knife. 2) ZT 0350. This is a heavy hard-use knife. 3) GiantMouse Ace Grand. Heavy blade and feel great in the hand. 4) Hogue EX-01 with G-mascus scales. I like Hogue knives. 5) Microtech Stitch. This is an auto and might be too aggressive for most people.

[@jse9283]

Spyderco Endura 4 full flat grind. I love it for everything, Camping, EDC, self defense, food prep, and work knife.

[@TheLaptopLagger]

Glad that I picked the SOG Tac-XR as my do everything knife! Nice to see that great minds think alike! (though I've realised I carry the Terminus more often)

[@jeffreyfinney6930]

For me Spyderco efficient the efficient has great control for self-defense moves. The blade is great for all kinds of cutting task and the steel backspacer is good for when you have to hammer it into something.

[@unfi6798]

Hey...It's The David, Seth & Tom Knife Time Show. Excellent segment gentlemen. Knife Centre have stepped up. Greetings from Australia.

[@generalesdeath8180]

I have the SOG TAC-XR and if you call SOG they will send you a deep carry pocket clip free of charge!!! I love the TAC-XR is a tank of a knife that handles all kinds of heavy use. Very minimal branding which is really nice too see SOG finally doing.The texturing is great while not being too rough or tearing up the pocket, you can use the part just forward of the flipper tab as a choke up point, and bring sent the deep carry pocket clip art no charge makes this a great EDC.

[@thumperstick]

love these episodes! especially with dca and sethv! I'd love to see guests one day! If you could invite anyone in knife history... DEAD OR ALIVE who would you have? Curious to see!

[@timhuffman5311]

Hi David and Seth, I think the perfect edc pocket knife is the Pro Tech TR4. Drop point 4" blade, auto. It is the best combination in my mind of weight, blade geometry and 154cm steel.

[@deanalbertson7203]

Spyderco Pacific Salt 2 in LC200N steel. Rust proof.

[@DJayPhresh]

I think my pick would have to be the Kizer Vanguard Gemini, at the more budget-end price point. Maybe not exactly 3 inches, so some states might have an issue with it, but if you aren't in a state or county that does, it's a fantastic knife. Great drop point design by Ray Laconico, fantastic edge geometry, good grinds, micarta scales, and N690 steel, one of the two best non-particle steels (the other being 154CM in my opinion), all for only 75 bucks. Chinese manufactured, sure, but so are the Civivis, and I think Kizer's designs are all great, but this one stands out to me as their best for a do-all folder.

[@robertmorano2372]

I carry a fullsize griptilian most days (mine wears deathgripscales) but it's a fantastic "do all" kind of carry knife. Awesome knife. If you are looking for a little bit smaller do all edc, a spyderco native 5 in any flavor is hard to beat. Smaller overall footprint, spyderco's best lock, and ergonomics that allow the native to "behave" like a much larger knife than it really is. It's good at everything. At the other end of the spectrum, when I hear $40, I think only of the civivi praxis. I don't think a better knife for your money exists right now. It's just so good. Mine plays the roll of around the house, out in the yard, whatever knife. It's easily my most used knife and I find myself happy every time I carry it because it has no business being as good as it is for $42. If you own it and use it, you say to yourself "I don't really need anything else" but of course we buy more knives.

[@MountainFisher]

I recommend the assisted opening Bear Ops A-300-AIBK-S in 3.625 length blade in 14C28N. American Made to boot and 14C28N is tougher than most of the CPM steels except 3V and 4V. The assisted opening is about as close to an auto as you can get. Bear and Son makes it and they have other tactical knives, but this is under $50, but I'm not sure Knife Center sells the 3 5/8ths length. Blade HQ is where I acquired mine and they list the blade as .090, but it is .140 and the grind goes to .090 about 3/4 of the way down, so I don't know who measured that .090. My Bear Ops measures HRC 60 hard as my 59.3 hard scratcher doesn't scratch it, but my 60.8 does, barely.

[@kerrykitterman9714]

Great Choice! I. Was thinking Bailout . .Grip would be top notch TOO . SHEEPSFOOT .!

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

For a folder, CRKT M21-04G. Flipper makes it fast into action. Dual locking mechanisms keep it tight and safe, even for do-or-die applications, blade design allows for pretty much anything from thrusting attacks to simple every day cutting chores. Comfortable, well designed, decent materials that work but don't break the bank. I have a lot of knives but this one is the only folder I've ever liked so much I replaced it when I lost the first one. I've talked several of my friends into getting one. I think CRKT should pay me royalties, because I have been singing this knife's praises for years!

[@johnkeck1025]

I would like to see you all do a segment on hard use traditional pocket knives!

[@jeffhayden2737]

The upgraded griptilian is my favorite all time folder. Had it for years and is perfect

[@DavidV4444]

I can’t believe it - when you read the request, I picked these two knives (the Benchmades) - lol! Great choices!

[@mase_one]

I just picked up the Benchmade Griptilian with the sheep's foot s30v last week and I couldn't be happier. It's an awesome knife!

[@mountaingoattaichi]

Cold steel would be my first and only choice for a one knife that is a folder. For the cheap version, I would choose Finn Wolf and for the more expensive version, definitely would choose recon or the hunter.

[@stephenmartin7907]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for another great collaboration! 👍🏻

[@CertifiedSunset]

The Super Freek is a great choice, but if the budget was a little higher I would suggest the Benchmade Adamas in CPM-Cruwear, I love mine and barely notice it in my pocket even considering the size. Plus I also wear XL gloves and the Adamas had pretty agressive ridges and a long handle that will work with gloves very nicely. I can fit both my Adamas and phone in the same pocket and it isn't that heavy at all even when wearing my jeans without a belt.

[@landofpc]

The Benchmade Adamas in CPM-Cruwear, is a great choice, but if the budget was a little higher I would suggest the crk sebanza, adamas lock dont work

[@CertifiedSunset]

@@landofpc It's worked great for me so far, have yet to break a spring.

[@srashclaw]

i was thinking cold steel recon 1 tanto, maybe a little bigger than asked for, but it is a beast of a blade in a very comfortably carrying size and meets all of the other criteria imo

[@krisalan5327]

I too have been looking into pocket knives and when you said information overload I literally laughed out loud, im more confused than I ever on a purchase than i thought I could be lol

[@BabakPA]

Dear David, your videos and their cozy energy are the highlights of my day. Please be safe.

[@knifecenter]

I love the term "cozy energy" - I will definitely be using that in the future. Thanks for the kind words! -DCA

[@BabakPA]

@@knifecenter Its my pleasure. I feel that the “cozy factor” is the heart of any video. Cheers

[@timbo4374]

A good Cold Steel choice for this would be the Air Lite, or the American Lawman would be a good fit as well. I bring that up because you mentioned Cold Steel at the end. Thin and easy to carry in the pocket, strong Triad lock, 3.5" blades, no bearings to gunk up, decent enough edge geometry. Not a super slicer by any means, but still cuts very well, yet is sturdy enough to hold up to outdoor use. Both are also good for self defense. Great all around use knives and the prices aren't to crazy.

[@knifecenter]

Both great knives, but I wanted something with a thicker handle. Both those knives would seem uncomfortable over long stretches of hard work. -DCA

[@timbo4374]

@@knifecenter I've never experienced that problem, but everyone's hands are different, so that's certainly possible. The Freek was my favorite pick. I absolutely love that knife, but then, I'm a big M4 steel fan. It's one of my most carried work knives.

[@knifecenter]

Cheers! -DCA

[@bjdog42]

The Buck CSAR-T is my all purpose folder & the only knife I'll still carry tip up. I stopped carrying tip up for anything else when my mini Griptilian opened in my pocket again after I tightened the tension almost too much to get it open. I found I couldn't get it out of my pocket without hitting the lock. Love my Ontario rats both sizes & their D2 seems to hold a better edge than my D2 Benchmade.

[@Matt-xc6sp]

Relatively sure Seth has that same Dozier in his pocket

[@robertanderson1015]

Really liked the discussion and choices you selected. Tough call with the three types of use that were requested.

[@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies]

The Civivi Praxis is 0.25 over the size, that shouldn't be a disqualifier (to me.) It's about the best knife Civivi makes, and I have quite a number of Civivis in my EDC rotation. The missing choice is the Cold Steel Recon 1 Mini (since they're making them again.) I have my old Recon Mini in S35VN, and I love it.

[@seasterl]

This is a great video. I think most buyers rehearse the idea of “just one knife” and allow themselves a sensible budget, then rationalize the purchase. I love my Benchmade axis flippers, but my “one knife” choice would be my ZT 801.

[@orendz7740]

Cold steel American lawman is at 3.5 inches. Super light carry has a solid lock that would be useful outdoors. Could even baton with it if had to. Grippy for a good self defense carry as well.

[@knifecenter]

This has been brought up a lot in the comments, but the handles are thinner than we would like for outdoor usage. Would become uncomfortable pretty quickly when doing woodcarving. -DCA

[@orendz7740]

@@knifecenter I got ya 👍. Good and interesting video.

[@patrickplymanii9679]

I edc the super freek for over 2 years, then one of the omega springs broke, warranty time but I do have a 940 and mini freek exclusive that see alot of pocket time

[@michaelveach5620]

I have the super freek and the the 551-1 grip. Both are excellent.

[@foreverjim5240]

Y'all tried hard, but the right choice in this case was clearly M16. I do like these videos. Fun to see you actually helping the viewers.

[@ilijabosnjak76]

SOG Trident with half serrated edge,,,light,fast,versatile and good for self defence in need...

[@nancybrown2700]

I would be very interested in what he selects from your suggestions if he does. That would be a great follow-up. I will go Gryptilian all the way!

[@Jsmith9055]

I personally would go with the Spyderco Sage 5LW. In my opinion it is the perfect pocket knife, for anyone, in any situation. EDC, food prep, tactical, outdoors, and anything else you might need a knife for

[@tgonzalez1983]

Manix 2. Very interested in trying the super freek tho. Maybe I’ll get the mini someday

[@doubleoddbuck00]

Thx for mentioning the Gerber Sumo Seth... Love mine!

[@oscr_zen]

I love this guessing games, it really stretches both guys brains to think of a good knife for the task, one person would act more biased but two make it to think about the other person :)

[@Jrizy.]

Great video I really like this type. I am looking for 2 new EDC knives. One for me and one for my father. I have almost every spyderco knife they make. So I’m looking for something different.

[@jamesharris1493]

The do it all knife would be a Cold Steel knife model called Recon 1. This is a tremendous knife and the lock is very strong. You can check out the Code Steel knives on KZbin. The Freek from Benchmade is also great but for a Benchmade checkout the Turret. I have one and this knife is perfect for any outdoors man. With regards to the Freek if you decide to go in that direction buy the Freek not super Freek with semi serrations. Another company to consider would be Tops. They have 2 models which are really impressive and are not too costly. The Tops Cat and the Tops Saw. With 200.00 dollars you can own these two knives that will last a long time probably forever!

[@jamesharris1493]

I am surprised David that you guys never mention the Turret from Benchmade? I want to know why?

[@knifecenter]

If it were available without serrations it would probably be on my radar more -DCA

[@randallkelley3599]

I would normally say a Spydie of some sort. But recently I have used my old Cold Steel in the garden, stays sharp and is strong as heck. Ain't cute or fancy but works great.

[@philipjanes]

Good video.I feel like my favorite wasn't picked because its probably been the top knife so many times. My beloved Paramilitary 2!

[@seppstro3523]

Hey DCA and Seth, Great Show. 😃What Two Knives Would you both pick? Your Setup of two knives have to baton, chopping, feathersticking, Fine carving, firesteel scraping, Foodprep, Self defense and maybe More task. The one of you with Most possible Tasks win. :) Your choise Could be a large and a small Fixed or a fixed and a Folder. Pricepoint is up to you.

[@jessedreger8461]

I was standing here at work watching this fidgeting with a super freek. My thoughts were a super freek and a pm2.

[@bettyesperanzabelalcazarco9537]

Gracias por su vodeo y demostraciones las ama de casa siempre sufrimos por los cuchillos a la hora de preparar los alimentos exelentes para adquirirlos

[@melodicchronic5181]

My Every Day Carry is a Bench Made fixed blade. They make great knives.

[@mattheww9656]

Which one? I have a Bushcrafter 162 but even with a different sheath, it just seems a bit too much for edc - even in the middle of the Adirondacks.

[@melodicchronic5181]

@@mattheww9656 It's called the Hidden Canyon. I got the one with the leather sheath instead of the kydex. The Bushcrafter looks like a great blade too. But yeah, I could see how it might be a bit larger than you might want for an EDC.

[@xlittlecountryx1733]

My favorite knife of all time is the Emerson CQC with Clip point and D2. It's a great EDC and the Wave with the super grippy and ergonomic handle make a good self defense knife. As far as outdoor use I don't really think any Folder is a great option, but the CQC is a heavy duty knife.

[@iceman5117]

Any knife for self defense is a terrible idea. Take the money and invest it in a good pair of running shoes or a handgun instead

[@xlittlecountryx1733]

@@iceman5117 I agree. However not everyone can carry a gun and you can't always run away. As a last resort anything you can use anything as a weapon, so why not carry something that has the features for self defense?

[@iceman5117]

@@xlittlecountryx1733 you might not be able to carry a gun, but anyone capable of trying to knife fight is capable of wearing a pair of running shoes. There aren't any situations where you can't get away that you didn't work to get yourself into in the first place

[@xlittlecountryx1733]

@@iceman5117 That's not true. People get jumped all the time. I just watched a episode of a true crime shoe where a dude was attacked and pulled out of his car at red light and the only way he got out of it was by getting his knife out of his pocket and stabbing the dude.

[@iceman5117]

@@xlittlecountryx1733 no one has ever gotten jumped and not had a chance to get away. The people looking to jump you aren't trying to kill you, they want your shit. Your wallet isnt worth your life. They guy should have had his doors locked and pinned the gas as soon as something happened. If he had a chance to fish a knife out of his pocket and open it, he had more than enough time to do literally anything else And this is all ignoring states like New York where you'll catch a charge for using anything other than a firearm for self defense

[@amartide]

I just bought the CIVIVI Riffle, but with Woodhandles and Damascus Blades.

[@chandlersours3633]

I've been telling people for years through alot of experience. Folding knife: Cold steel recon 1. Fixed blade: Tops operator 7.

[@indy718gts3]

Question for the boys: I’m considering a fixed blade for every day carry. Would like it to be a tanto blade, scout or cross draw carry. Most I’m willing to spend right now is $200. What would you two recommend? Thanks!

[@corporalpunish6089]

Buck 893 GCK Tanto

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

Cold Steel Master Tanto. Budget knife Cold Steel Kobun. Put a teklok on the sheath to carry as you please.

[@stalwart263]

Save up. Get a Winkler belt knife.

[@freestatefellow]

Oooo, steel will mini barghest would be a good budget choice for this. 3.5, D2, washers.

[@codyway7424]

The whole let's play guess game really drags out the video. Well done.

[@erickromero8777]

First question. Bechmade Barrage

[@keats27]

Paramilitary 2.....budget....Code 4 is right at the same price as that SOG, 3.5" exactly, S35VN/aluminum, tri-ad, 4.15 oz., spear point. If I'm going cheaper than that, I'd go with the Rat 1 in D2, preferably one made in Taiwan. Good liner lock as liner locks go, great ergos, beefy cutter, but could definitely slam it between somebody's ribs if need be. But...if you are REALLY going to edc this "one knife," I think you have to go smaller....mini bugout with CF elite, 945, Para3 (not a lightweight), or a mini recon1 bowie point in Aus10A--budget Rat2 in D2.

[@dustinherrell757]

For the money I’d go civivi Brazen I know it’s not listed but it’s one of my favorites

[@frankrice1253]

I have a modest knife collection these days, some pricey, some budget. By far, my most carried knife for every day is absolutely the freek by a long way. It is one of the very best edc's I have ever had. Just my opinion.

[@kentuckyboy541]

Do you cut up a lot of Marijuana with it?

[@frankrice1253]

@@kentuckyboy541 - no, cant say I have. Im sure it would be ideal for it though.

[@scottyh.6992]

I still love the Griptillian, I would like to pick up the Freak too.

[@danielmccabe6559]

Thanks you knife center.

[@steveblankenship7643]

CS mini recon? That one is still on my list of things to get right now. I was also thinking American lawman right away but wasn’t thinking about size limits.

[@KenDobrick]

Cold Steel Recon 1 combo blade..Done! so simple

[@robertmills4980]

Hey I was watching a review you did earlier on pocket knives and you showed a thin leather sheath with a metal belt clip. Could you post a link for that. Tia

[@theknifepub]

01:41 sorry I'm talking too much. 01:56 let me interrupt you here. 😀 laughed so hard.

[@knifecenter]

lol -DCA

[@Onthebluffs]

Love the Manix 2 and Civivi Praxis.

[@joshuasharrock466]

Hogue Deka for the $100 - $200 range Kershaw leek for the under $100 Over $200 it doesn't matter..... whatever one makes you the happiest is the best

[@sicsempertyrannis9224]

Yo Seth and DCA! Quick question about the looming Christmas season that is fast approaching. What are your go-to/favorite knives to give as gifts? any budget Thanks!

[@victorcrews9004]

DCA I would like to know what you recommend for edc and have some collectabillity also Vozzie thanks

[@jacobbcox1985]

So how about the perfect version the Freak and Grip and cost less. Doug Ritter RSK MK1G2 full size 20CV and the G10 on it is so good. Just won't find it at Knife Center.

[@kkirk1381]

Love the videos fellas - keep up the great work!!! Stay safe and be BLESSED!!!

[@gladius1275]

The two I had in mind were the Cold Steel Bush Ranger and the SuperFreek.

[@joedeerboy9584]

Hello Does the Presidio 2 ever loosen up to gentle flick of the wrist ? Just like the Super Freek ?

[@knifecenter]

Ought to -DCA

[@ScroDiddly]

Love the videos, but can we see a video on Tomahawks?? What are they used for? What is a combat, breaching, or chopping? What is bearded and spiked? Can you go over this one day? Love ya!

[@mephistotheone5856]

Funny enaugh, I own those two Benchmade (Griptillian & Super Freek) and they are 1 foot away from me just this moment! :)

[@wrx399]

I’m all in on the Freek! I love that knife!

[@jimcarlson6157]

this is like a ballyhooed Grudge Match where the initial fight was, in retrospect, nothing more than a tiff.

[@jonathancupp3686]

Hi guys, I’m looking for a hard core chopper to help me gather firewood for home heating. Machete style with a front heavy design and a grind that doesn’t get stuck. It needs to be very tough and not more than $150-$175. Can you help? My balance isn’t as good as it used to be, so I don’t want to climb around felled trees to cut off all the smaller limbs with my chain saw. I did buy a Coldsteel Kukri for this task, but it doesn’t work nearly as well as I had hoped. I need something with a bit more thump. Thanks!

[@texasnannyjoe2049]

An Axe. You need an axe.

[@LSB12A]

Why combine EDC with outdoor !? I fish outdoor! Every folder will be filled with slime, blood etc. Fixed blade + non-slippery handle is a MUST! My choice: ParaMili-2 as EDC + some simple fix with right handle (like SOG xxx Pup or even Mora)

[@cactusjelly808]

Hey DCA & SV, I love to personalize and customize things. What would be your picks for top customizable knives in the budget to premium level knives?