KnifeCenter FAQ #62: Knife Gift Questions? + Whither Magnacut? Credit Card Knives?

[@Spankus28]

Excellent dig on your competitor with the boker mermaid! 😂😂😂

[@charlesdudek7713]

The RAT 1 or 2 has a good crisp spine and is economical. The 1 might be a little heavy but the 2 is pretty light.

[@oddsavage]

Came here to say just this. I went to my camp pack, pulled out my R2-D2 and looked at it just to make sure... I don't believe their are many questions in the folding knife world where an Ontario RAT isn't a good answer.

[@charlesdudek7713]

@@oddsavage Now if OKC would switch out those GFN scales for G-10 or even a nicer FRN it would be a nice little upgrade that shouldn't affect the price too much if at all.

[@chase1094]

I love the mermaid knife shade throwing very subtle. Knife Center has the best knife KZbin channel.

[@MarylandWearAndCarry]

Byrd Knives are good one hand openers with sharp spines and most have tall flat grinds great for food prep. Pretty cheap and lightweight weight too. Great for carrying backpacking and if you lose it in the woods you won't freak out.

[@msullenszino]

For camping a fixed blade always seems so much easier and more functional, but I also carry a Svord Peasant. For a backup camping knife it is great. Easy to take apart and clean, thin yet tough blade for food prep and utility cutting, you can strike a ferro rod on the spine or tang (again, I'd use a fixed blade over any folding knife here), etc. It isn't a universal tool or knife, but for camping I like it better than the Opinel.

[@joeblerone]

Wish there was a blade style search right up front when I open shop folding knives. Can select lock type and blade steel. Wish there was a way to just search a blade style like sheepsfoot and then get to see all the options available. Keep up the great vids!

[@acid6urns]

there is if you filter it my guy.

[@stephangrobler5524]

A fixed blade in my experience is still the best one hand opening knife.

[@GBall_Vision]

Agreed and that's what I was thinking. I'd keep a fixed blade with fire strike capability (Mora,Esee) and a folding knife as a back up. As for thinking about it. I'd just carry a ferro rod with a striker. The striker wouldn't weigh anything so even a hiker would carry it if needed

[@CNYKnifeNerd]

Not to mention the forever lock is still the strongest on the market, despite being several millennia old!

[@geico1975]

Strange, I never really thought about it, and it never dawned on me until now, but the Spyderco Tenacious and OKC Rat 1 seem very similar. I own some Rat's for sure and love the thumb studs vs the Spydie hole:) The jimping looks identical too:)

[@knifecenter]

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[@j.w.9407]

The answer to the first question just proves DCA’s knowledge and expertise. Excellent as always. 👍

[@joejones9520]

he has a great felicity with words too.

[@dutchanimal010]

For the camper, Ontario RATs are a pretty great option. The satin blades have super crisp spines, and with D2 / Aus-8 can pick between more edge retention or more stain resistance. I also think it has amazing opening action for the price point and construction.

[@rays1495]

Can here to say this, crisp spine and a great choice.

[@tobyhall1167]

I have three Byrd knives and all three have crisp corners on the lock bar, plus you don't have to worry about a sharpened edge being exposed while striking.

[@nomojo1110]

Hi David. A rabbit hole question if I may. With folding knives using more 'exotic' blade steels more frequently, this suggests [to me] an ability for "hard(er) use." That un-defined sliding scale no one can agree upon. That said, why then do knives still implement the same liner, stop pin & locking mechanism materials, eg: 440. Would they not benefit from steels more inline with the blade (M4 for example) for reduced wear in order maintain their initial tolerances over time? Thank you to everyone involved in getting these videos out for us. Appreciate your work ;)

[@chrisdunn2934]

The Cold Steel SR1 out of the box has a crisp spine and can strike a ferro rod. At least the one I have does. I have the s35 clip point model. I know it’s a large folder. Especially compared to the dossier and opinel. It also may not be the best option for food prep due to blade geometry and just sheer thickness. But it can do the job. Just thought I’d mention this option

[@charlescollier7217]

Thanks, Mr. Andersen. I find that when putting a sharp spine on knives, a bastard file works pretty well, most of the time.

[@tunturikuningas5393]

same

[@tonycanniffe2360]

Yep.

[@Kenbur]

DCA - great chuckles, best yet. I loved the review on your site of the Carcass Splitter. A little overkill for the deer I hunt but I can see using it on a moose.

[@Cid_1]

Byrd Cara Cara 2 Lightweight or the Harrier 2 will be a great cheap option for food prep, and with a few min with some sandpaper or a small flat diamond stone will have it throw sparks in no time.

[@MattSpinks]

For one hand opening and a spine so crisp it can cut you try a Cold Steel Code 4. S35vn, too. Very slim, one hand closing, and just a very comfy and somewhat elegant looking knife considering it's inherent toughness and proportions.

[@vladdracula2643]

CRKT Fossil has a super crisp spine I use on ferro rods it works fantasticly, one handed opening, under 60 dollars most places, only thing is its a little chunky. But it's a great choice

[@chikendrumstick]

Do I detect shade being thrown at BladeHQ with that Boker Mermaid bit? lol

[@dipensor]

CRKT Cottidae has a crisp spine and flipper! Plus the take down is useful for washing

[@MrBlack-qh1oz]

Hey DCA and crew, have you EDC'ed a fixed blade, if so what is your favorite?

[@nicholasspychalski9805]

For sharpening the spine a file works as well. Also with the trekker, you can sharpen the spine of the screwdriver/ bottle opener.

[@leonhurney4369]

Could you possibly assist with recommendations for edc blunt tip folding knives with tip unsharpened. Similar to a dive knife but folding and pocket clip. I really like the style of benchmade triage and the hogue trauma but a bit out of my price range. Preferably no serrations but not required. Tried the schrade and didn’t like it, Have the razel and not bad but not huge fan of it, especially the thumb safety lock while open.

[@tompeltoma8531]

For the Opinel replacement, the Steel Will Piercer hits the mark for one hand opening, food prep, and sharp spine for ferro rod. Just misses the mark on price.

[@gilbz1tho450]

Great video ! thanks for keeping it up! I look forward to these videos everyday that they are uploaded! Always will buy from knife center!! :)

[@joejones9520]

Ive never met anyone in real life who cares much about knives so these vids help me realize there are more out there like me and even more knowledgeable.

[@krystofmraz]

Hi, I do really like well manufactured knives, but I don't appreciate that hunt for edge retention. I really do like steels with fine structure I can easily maintain, so I do enjoy 4116 or 5cr15mov more than M390. Can you recommend where to go for upgrade in steel or where to get knife from those steel but without those "budget flaws" in fit, finish design etc... ? Let's say about 200$. Thank you

[@rockets4kids]

I think the best you'll find are the Spyderco knives in LC200N. But otherwise this is a market segment which is severely lacking -- everyone has been brainwashed into thinking low carbide volume stainless is crap. I'm still waiting for someone to produce a basic folder in AEB-L according to Roman Landes recommended heat treat protocol.

[@Cid_1]

Are you talking about kitchen knifes? Or folders or fixed blades. If kitchen knifes there's tons of options using those steels. I know a lot of Cold Steels more affordable knives come in 4116, and build quality is usually great. I really love my Tuff Lite & Tuff Lite mini which come in both 4116 and AUS-8, highly recommend those. Muela makes som beautiful knifes in 4116. Also you might want to look into some knifes in Bohler N690 & N695

[@fredmaner6551]

What are, in your opinions, the top ten “edc type” folding knives for impromptu whittling and carving wood? (Nimble, thin behind the edge, so slices well, yet sturdy and comfortable in the hand…no flex or blade play).

[@longforgottengods9571]

Hey DCA new Knife enthusiast here (thanks for that), coming from up north I am hoping that you could recommend some Canadian bushcraft knives, preferably with a blade length between 4"-5" (just personal preference). Thanks for the videos, keep up the good work.

[@brettwarner719]

Not DCA and unfortunately not Canadian but I purchased and ESEE 4 in S35VN and it has been a gem. Right in your length requirements as well

[@longforgottengods9571]

@@brettwarner719 Thanks for the suggestion, getting an ESEE has been high on my wishlist of knives and the ESSE 4 seems like a good fit.

[@tacojim5458]

Hi DCA. Love watching your videos and have learned quite a bit from you. I'm looking to get a good work knife that's tough, holds edge well and won't be bothered from dust/dirt so much. I'm leaning towards bugout, griptillian, or para 3. Do you have any suggestions?

[@Zahnstantinople]

Hey, DCA, it's been a little weedy around here, could you go into the differences in linen vs canvas vs ? micarta?

[@tunturikuningas5393]

Yeah I want to know more about micarta too

[@masemasemasie]

It’s in the name. Linen micarta is made of linen, canvas micarta is canvas.

[@Zahnstantinople]

@@masemasemasie obviously. I was meaning more pro/cons differences of the materials/finished products

[@jerrypomroy2375]

All micartas come down to finish and material. For finish you’ve got matte and polished & in between. Matte will increase the “tackiness”, while the higher polished, less tacky. For material, you’ve typically got linen (small weave), canvas (medium weave) and burlap (larger weave). You’ve also got materials such as denim which would probably fall somewhere between linen & canvas I would guesstimate. So for example, a polished linen isn’t going to be as tacky in the hand as a matte burlap. But all micarta will get grippier when wet. My understanding is that has to do with a combination of the material fibers swelling (much like wood) & resin itself used to fuse the layers of material just becoming tackier when wet. My 2 cents. Not an expert. So take it as you will. But hope that helps.

[@masemasemasie]

@@Zahnstantinople oh, ok. I’d also love to see that in a video.

[@cam8157]

I carry the KA-Bar Dozier in AUS8 and it has a very sharp spine. It can easily strike a ferro rod.

[@codykoehn7559]

Hi DCA, love what you and team have got going on here. I am really into Spyderco knives. Well until it comes down to the lack of a sharpening choil. I don’t want that to keep me from enjoying the brand. Does a choil change how a blade functions or needs to be maintained? Thanks!

[@lurpelis3272]

I ended up ordering myself a CRKT 4042 Kinematic Provoke First Responder for Christmas. Seems like a very cool knife and it has a flush belt clip which I like

[@SirGalath]

Hi DCA 👋 Im curious, if you close a knife with the CRKT deadbolt hard, does the blade bounce back the same way it does on a compression lock or an axis lock? I would greatly appreciate if you could answer that 😁 So far the only locks i have found that dont do this are the hawk lock with the toggle detent, the SLS and the shark lock (sort of)

[@jedset1291]

Hey dca! I’m after a folder similar to the bench made proper but with a pocket clip. Price is loose but everything here in Aus Is near double the price of USA. Thanks

[@Toymanq]

Kizer Begleiter has a sharp spine that would work with a ferro rod. At least my couple year old version does.

[@CesarA915]

Since it’s the season for cooking! Which chef knife would you prefer? I’m between Mora classic 9” chef knife, shun vb0706 chef 8” chef knife, Mercer Cutlery MX3 210mm 8.25" Gyuto Knife? I’m looking for a great chef knife with good edge retention! Its the season when we become iron chefs in the kitchen!

[@soupnazi8061]

Good day Sir, when will the ESEE Izula S35VN and Izula VG available again? Thanks, greetings from PH.

[@shaunsorensen8471]

I think the WE Banter spine is crisp enough to strike a rod.

[@sammybaugues1260]

"Feldspar large" one of my favorites still !!

[@darenmcgovern4285]

You mentioned blade show and I was thinking of going for the first time. Don't think I can go all weekend. What are the difference in days and which day would you recommend going?

[@Low-effort-individual]

The spyderco delica can strike a fire steel on the spine or jimping on the uncoated ones havent tryed with a coated one

[@RovingRoninEDC]

Sorry to be the one to point this out but the Ian Sinclair Cardsharp 2 credit card style knife, when opened, strongly resembles a prison shank. I’m trying to picture the EDC situation under which I’d feel need to carry a shiv? 😳

[@lutzcasper5285]

For the crisp spine and the one hand opening: QSP Parrot in D2

[@RafaRodriguezOfficial]

One hand opening with crisp spine and cheap: rat 2

[@ship4427]

Ordered that exact civi elementum from you guys 2 days ago for my son's first knife. What's the chances.

[@Letmetellyouwhat]

Hey DCA. I’ve been looking high and low for sheaths for inside pocket carry of small fixed blades and came across the Ulticlip. The pictures only show them used with Kydex sheaths and I’m wondering if they can easily be attached to leather sheaths. If not, is there another type of clip that can be added to a leather sheath that you could recommend? Thanks.

[@knifecenter]

If the leather sheath has rivet holes, then it is possible, depending on their location -DCA

[@izayus11]

Question, so when is kc going to start to sell "slightly larger than average hands" t shirts.

[@akapabs108]

Seriously! I'm waiting too.

[@Ericstraordinary]

Or "That's a reverse tanto."

[@xONEWINGx]

I wear my folder in a sheath but tire of the awkward two handed opening traditionals. What is the closest thing you know of to what I currently carry a "case mini trapper", small and suitable for sheath carry, but is one hand opening, locking, and maintains a traditional aesthetic? It seems I prefer a niche that's never really addressed by manufacturers the small "traditionalish" locking flipper instead they just keep copying each other ie. Case Marilla. I bought a benchmade mini crooked river which vibes well with me but ideally it would be a bit smaller, slimmer.

[@ajayuppaluri5359]

Have you tried a Pena X-Series Trapper? The top flipping action is unreal

[@xONEWINGx]

@@ajayuppaluri5359 Definately a good recommendation but looks to be discontinued.

[@MP-iz7tf]

Hi David and crew. Any recommendation for a paring knife. Between 3.5 and 4 inches. To narrow the choices, I like the Vipers and Wusthof’s. It’s hard to tell how each would feel in the hand from pictures. The Viper would match their steak knives I’m going to order, but it doesn’t have the traditional paring knife shape. Thanks in advance and have a Happy and Safe Holiday.

[@longhorned6825]

Hello DCA. Ive been looking for a straight blade such as a traditional warnecliffe, but with a button or cross bar lock. Is there something Im missing for why this is so hard to find? Ultimately, Id like the blade to be lower than the handle. Thanks for everything you do!

[@mattadler4710]

A few laugh out loud moments in this episode,. Thanks for that David. I needed it today!

[@jimmyjones9950]

Hey David, a million thanks for all the great videos you produce. I have a question for you. Is The Knife Center ever going to consider selling your cap in the same color of green or red like the shirts you wear when creating your videos? These are two cool colors and I would love to buy a cap with either of these colors. Please let me know David. Take care and thank you very much. Jimmy.

[@knifecenter]

No plans at this time

[@adrianchoo337]

DCA: Any recommendations for flippers that go 'zing' when opened? Sounds like a tiny bell being hit. I love that sound.

[@zulwhite6007]

Hello Knife Center and Team. I have subscribed this channel over a year now. So much knowledge i have learned from this channel. I hope you can do something about the white background. It really hurts my eyes when i watching it in the dark. *The Best Knives Channel in The World...!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dennishayslip4605]

Hey DCA. How about knife storage? I have many knife "rolls" but not a lot of space to hang them. I like seeing each knife in my collection each day I go to select one for carry and would prefer not to have to open a crate or container each time. Any ideas? Thanks!

[@mattharvey968]

I gifted my father in law a Rat 2 last year for Xmas and he loves it! His previous knives were just gas station knives.

[@kirkpreston4864]

Haha I was playing around with my Spyderco bug and that has a crisp spine. Not a one hand opener :/ but I bet that dude could maybe bake his opinel and get the wood loose enough so it is one hand opening.

[@reasonablenamehere]

Ahhh yes, you calling the Boker Mermaid a doofus knife is satisfying.

[@Surago]

Subtle jab at blade HQ I think. 😏

[@billpool1217]

Hey, I got my daughter one of those for her birthday 🎂

[@khakicampbell6640]

@@billpool1217 That's different, definitely not doofus for girls. ;) lol

[@prenticegoodwin3522]

DCA, the rat 2 in d2 is sharp enough to strike a Ferro rod I think. I use mine all the time as a scraper

[@eugenepage7248]

Love your videos DCA...Every time you mention your slightly larger than average size hands, I flash back to Joe Rogan where he asks almost every guest if they've ever tried DMT. lol, keep up the great work. I dont even watch Blade HQ anymore.

[@Mattisfaction]

Hey DCA! Have any recommendations for knives made of meteorite, or mammoth bone, or any other unusual materials? Also please say crisp 5x fast?

[@mooseoxtank]

Thanks for the featured knives list, I always like to scroll down and see the list.

[@craigdemagall1165]

Correct me if I'm wrong...the Kershaw knockout is an underrated knife.

[@Adam-cp1dl]

Best knifes for scout carry when camping or doing work on the property? Asking for a friend O.o lol

[@ahmeterdemir9097]

What knife would you suggest as a gift to a person who prefers higher end steels, I know for sure it needs to be above D2. Unfortunately budget is around $100.- We are looking for a folding knife that locks open. Also what are options for ambidextrous autos (budget probably under $300) Thanks - Matt

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

You nailed that doofus knife. 🤭

[@SirGalath]

That jab at Bladehq was priceless...👌

[@Microfiber_Muncher]

timestamp?

[@SirGalath]

@@Microfiber_Muncher 21:51

[@dcandersen]

Friendly jab, for the record :-)

[@SirGalath]

@@dcandersen of course...😜

[@RaidersOfThePrimeMaterialPlane]

Question for FAQ #63 - Happy Holidays, DCA! What folding knife would you recommend for using at a fine steak house? I guess this would fall under the "gentleman's" EDC category. Price can range from $100-$200 to ensure good steel with solid edge retention. I ask because I recently had a nice meal for Thanksgiving and the knives they supplied our party with were just not all that impressive when it came to their one and only job - slicing through the tender meat we ordered. Thanks for all the content!

[@kostoulis7]

Hi DCA and people in the comments. Thanks for you recommandation for the crisp spine. I'll check those options 👍

[@garenkinoguhyt7088]

The Western Active Honey Badger has a very crisp spine too

[@papaprig]

Ultimate Figet factor go to the Button lock Elementum

[@blindmelonlemonjello]

Surely the tops folding knives have a sharp spine and carbon steel. And the sentinel isn't backwards it's left handed liner lock which makes sense because you cannot accidentally close it by squeezing the handle and lock bar getting closed in crook of your finger..

[@evanthompson1420]

I love how he low-key called out all of Blade HQ for being a Doofus as they hold the mermaid in very high esteem

[@sithus1966]

Spyderco announced a Magnacut Mule is coming.

[@dertydan]

Any idea when

[@tunturikuningas5393]

friday, 3-Dec-2021 at 09:00 am MST. They are usually sold out like in 15 minutes, but this time it's probably even faster. I think it was 2 per customer max, $75 + shipping.

[@adamjohnson7385]

Thanks for busting out the carcass splitter! Should've unsheathed it tho for all it's glory! I want one so bad!

[@ordinaryaverageguy3233]

Ohhhhh snap!!! DCA throwing shade at BHQ with the mermaid!😂😂😂great vid guys.

[@fostersmith4052]

Cold Steel Finn Wolf if still available has a scandi grind and a crisp spine

[@LTT.Official]

I've been wanting to get a small/ fifth pocket knife that punches above its weight, something that can do things you won't want to do with your main blade (prying, scraping etc) the only one I know about is the mini tuff lite, are there more like that or is that the best? Thanks if you do answer DCA, keep up the great work to all at Knife Center and merry Christmas from the Caribbean.

[@jacobdane]

I researched this very topic, and for me it came down to the mini tuff lite and the cjrb maileah. I really liked the maileah, but I couldn't front flip it easily with my big hands, and I hate using studs. The third time I cut myself on it, I decided to give it away. The mini tuff lite is awesome, but it doesn't have much fidget factor imo.

[@bdubb5390]

Weeds animation is great!! Have it grow completely around him some time!? With a bee or butterfly flying around even. Lol!!

[@jerrypomroy2375]

Asked this question last kniFAQ & looking for some input from the masses… I’m thinking of getting a couple of the guys at work pocket knives for Xmas. I’ve probed each of them a bit and come up with the following. One likes flipper knives with a hunting/tactical/somewhat burly vibe. One likes knives with a crossbar style lock or keeps the fingers out of the path of the blade. One likes knives with partial serrations and quick one handed deployment. I’d like to stay within the $30-$50 range for each but get them the best bang for my buck. In my research so far I’ve come up with the following (any/all suggestions or thoughts welcomed)… Flipper with somewhat burly vibe… Kershaw Natrix 3.25”, CRKT Pilar? Crossbar/Pivot lock… CRKT BT Fighter, SOG Terminus XR? Quick deploying/partial serrations… CRKT M16, Boker Rescue Knife, possibly even Rat 1or2?

[@009flyingchinchilla]

Greetings Mr. DCA, I collect knives for the aesthetics and fidget factor. I don’t have a micarta knife yet and was wondering if you could recommend a fun and unique edc knife under $200 that comes with good micarta handles.

[@callendavidson4948]

Instead of nodding a knife for fire striking, you could find a small striker and attach it to the knife as a lanyard

[@davegoodridge8352]

Are there any slip joint traditional knives with modern blade steel?

[@Ericstraordinary]

Boker makes some Barlow-styled knives in N690, I believe. Lion Steel also makes some fantastic-looking slipjoints in modern steel, bit they don't really have a truly traditional look. Also, just remembered there is Moki, a Japanese company that makes gorgeous traditional folders with MOP inlays with AUS8 blades.

[@chrischips1732]

DCA, I challenge you to do an episode solely about the carcass splitter and all of its functions! So far you have it for making igloos, opening emails and a few others, what else yah got?! Cheers mate!

[@stevena.simmons3203]

Looking for a stylish folder I can beat on a bit- 4"+ blade.. currently considering things like MT Socom or ZT0640.. not so much 4MAX- any suggestions?

[@bam5275]

Looking for a large folding knife. I was looking for something like the Quartermaster Boss Hog. Good blade steel and a good grip. What would you reccomend?

[@sergiotheg1736]

When it comes to big folding knives you can’t go wrong with Cold Steel knives

[@clbhnsn]

What do you look for in a high end knife?

[@tekhen-px9wl]

DCA… an explanation on different grinds and Thor uses would be interesting to hear. Thanks

[@davidgarrett5671]

KnifeCenter FAQ #54: Best Grind for EDC? Best AXIS-Locks, 1095 vs 1095CV, Forged In Fire...

[@davidgarrett5671]

KnifeCenter FAQ #23: Hollow Grind vs. Flat? + Cold Weather Knives, Best Knife Color, More!

[@Wismito]

Hey DCA, greetings from Spain, here we have some regulations that doesnt allow us to buy some knifes, what would you recommend as a first folding knife (not too expensive) less than 11cm blade length and not automatic/assisted for everyday use? Thanks a lot for the videos!

[@PalehorseThirteen]

Obviously not DCA here, but I am a happy customer of both the QSP Penguin and the Ontario RAT 1 (although there's also the RAT 2 if you would prefer a smaller knife) and I think both those fit the criteria you listed.

[@alexstrouse6333]

I wish Victorinox used other steels besides their generic stainless that they've been using, I wonder why they haven't yet.

[@paulkashikjian9207]

The Tundra Trekker might make a good igloo if you ever find yourself on TOPS of the world.

[@knifecenter]

*slow clap* -DCA

[@arifridason103]

Hey David How can i get rust stains of my knife? Love the content

[@gabrielbaker2667]

Barkeepers friend

[@KevinMogee]

Here's a KniFAQ question. How often and more importantly how do I clean a leather strop? Is it necessary to clean it, or do I just keep adding diamond paste over top of what is there? If so, how often should that be done?

[@Vares65]

Which knife do you think would be best for Santa to carry as he delivers toys to all the good little boys and girls?

[@Pinki2019]

The Victorinox Equestrian. It has a hoof cleaning tool for the reindeer. Also has a leather punch in case he gained weight and his Santa suit belt is tight. Plus a bottle opener and corkscrew for when he gets back to the North Pole and they celebrate with Christmas ale and wine.

[@austinbridge]

THANK YOU for calling out the Mermaid like that. lol Rainbow knives just don't do it for me

[@brettwarner719]

Love how people are already demanding more Magnacut. Everyone also needs to understand that Crucible, the producer, has also just released their iteration of their knife steels in S45VN. So the fact that a new steel designed outside their company has come out and really taken the knife enthusiast by storm doesn't mean they wont be pushing their own internally designed steel.

[@jimgriffin3623]

For the customer that was looking for a one-handed opening alternative to his Opinel, why not just add a aftermarket thumb stud to it? You can screw one of those on in about five seconds. They work just fine.

[@knifecenter]

I had thought about that but two things made me think twice - for one, there is very little spine that sticks out (so might not even have enough room to mount the stud) and also, the handles are so big and round (in a good way) that it also might interfere with getting your thumb in there. YMMV -DCA

[@jimgriffin3623]

@@knifecenter fair points!

[@randyscj429]

Hello D.C.A., Only the Boket can actually be put into a pants pocket, the other two-shirt pocket only (especially the Sinckair) must be kept away from heat and bending(as w/the Victornox plastic case!)!!! Just say'n! As w/your last post (IG GAW), I'd asked for help as only got a "must be 18+ to view"! IG won't fix it (I'm a Vet., over 18, ya yhink!)!!?? Hope your T-Day was great, no family here! Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 👍👍🙏😇👊

[@CarBombEnthusiast]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how he said Kraft Mac and Cheese?

[@AnomadAlaska]

Kraft Dinner, takes me back to Calgary.