Neck Knives! | LIVE

Kurt and Dallas talk neck knives!
The Knives in Order of Appearance:
5:17 CRKT Folts Minimalist bit.ly/3EtNno5
9:01 CRKT Folts Minimalist Persian bit.ly/3EtNno5
9:35 Hogue Knives EX-F03 bit.ly/3z3cVaC
12:11 ESEE Knives Izula bit.ly/3JmJwwQ
18:17 Kizlyar Supreme Knives Amigo Z bit.ly/3JjTxuL
20:48 QSP Neckmuk bit.ly/3JpAuis
14:29 Kershaw Blur bit.ly/32JZFM8
26:53 SOG Snarl bit.ly/3zadC1R
32:53 Bradford Knives G-Necker bit.ly/3pwruAp
32:53 Bradford Knives G-Cleaver bit.ly/3Lae6e1
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[@nak2048]

I just wanna say that I've ordered a knife off your website for a low price and it was quite literally the best knife I own, I am extremely impressed, although it did take awhile to get here, but that's because I live in Canada. I genuinely think that everyone should purchase knives off of them.

[@buraksaritas1430]

What knife was it?

[@nak2048]

@@buraksaritas1430 it was an Italian style switch blade, don't know the exact name, but I still own it, matter of fact it's in my pocket as I type this

[@buraksaritas1430]

@@nak2048 thank you

[@julian-it8cy]

I carry my CRKT minimalist when I’m fishing. Helps changing lures quicker. I also carry my mini Mora as a neck knife.

[@MDAlty1]

After this past couple years of staying home wearing baggy pajamas as your daily outfit, neck knives are so much better than leaving a pocket knife flopping around a pair of loose fitting pants

[@Bada_Boom78]

Just got my CRKT drop point today. Some ppl complain about the retention of the sheath. The retention is good. I added the clip to the sheath and it fit my belt perfectly. I just wish there was a better way to keep it from sliding between my 1:00 belt loop and the 12:00 belt buckle area. I’ll see what I can do about keeping it still. It’s still a great tool and I’m glad I got it. The draw came natural too, no issues even if it did float around from 12-1:00. As far as retention, I wouldn’t sleep with it on, but I wouldn’t worry about it falling out either unless you’re doing something rough, then you might not want to be wearing a blade anyway. Just my review.

[@cutlerylover]

Neck Knives are awesome :) Anyone who knows me knows my love for them...😁😎😉

[@modernnumismatist5863]

I had the crkt cleaver minimalist and I absolutely loved it for opening packages. I used to work in a place where I'd open a lot of boxes and it was great!

[@ferrisbueller9991]

Seems to be their most beloved design. I got the OG bowie version. Really do love the grip, so little material yet just marries the hand (if you haven’t huge paws I suppose)

[@mk_cichlids]

I have the CRKT S.P.E.W. I tried the neck knife thing once but I prefer to 'scout' carry it on the right side of my belt buckle. Totally disappears, I can't even tell it's there. I'm a big guy though so that may not work for everyone. Love it, especially for that price point with a sheath and belt carry solution. Super handy, and makes a great little inexpensive utility knife.

[@redfoxfpe4599]

When driving, and you need it in an instant, having a neck knife is handy awesome. QSP neckmuck is my daily.

[@hyssean12]

Wtf do you need it for while driving lol.

[@allemander]

@@hyssean12 For cutting away your seatbelt after a crash when you’re trapped and your car is on fire.

[@staceyroberts9177]

I carry a Brisa/Enzo neck knife Viking style (tip down); especially when I am ice fishing, outside my coat. Low chance of going through the ice but if I do it may save my life. The only beef with the Enzo is that the Micarta handle is slick out of the box; a little sandpaper took care of that. This knife is well built and the leather sheath is of the highest quality and the price can’t be beat.

[@staceyroberts9177]

One additional comment: Unlike some the other knives in this video, it is made, I believe, in Finland NOT WITH CHINESE SLAVE LABOR. It also has a scandi grind and is perfect for what I also use it for when hiking and camping. Not sure why it does not get more love in the knife community.

[@bradjohnson4787]

I have that Nessmuk and it's one of my favorite knives!

[@jasondefranco8587]

I carry a crkt minimalist and it's my back up knife and I also have a ferro rod and striker connected to sheath for extra survival stuff

[@eriktaylor5704]

Just purchased and started wearing the CRKT Biwa. It is light, unobtrusive, and sharp AF. Even lighter than the SPEW, so it is an easy carry.

[@richardvirchow3390]

I have about 6 neck knives which I carry on a weekly rotation. My favorite is the MTech clone of the CRKT Minimalist. It “saved my bacon” one day so I’m kinda partial to it now. I enjoyed your neck knife video very much.

[@kingsclownvideos]

I wore Dog Tags for 4 years. The bead chain was designed to break away in emergency.

[@judahjames6592]

I carry the Bradford G-Necker. I never take it off. Shower. Sleeping. Never comes off. I did lose the last one I had because I took it off at the hot springs. And then stumbled off the bed. It was gone in the morning. I ordered a new one and now it never comes off. I definitely use ball-chains instead of paracord. That way I will breakaway in a pinch. I used the Spyderco ARK but it fell out and got lost when I was snowboarding. I’ve used a bunch of others but the Bradford is just so perfect.

[@9thchamber499]

No thanks on the Dallas compilation piece guys!

[@TwitchRadio]

Qsp canary in 14C28N sandvik stainless steel... And use standard military chain that breaks if you're trying to be choked by it😂.. I edc it everyday and when I'm not using this I have a bigger fixed blade I carry... 🔪😎✌️

[@MrGermanCDN]

Given that I’m a big guy, I prefer not to belt carry when I’m hiking because unless it’s on a dangler it’s likely rubbing in an uncomfortable spot, and adding a dangler makes it a bit of a floppy carry. If scout carrying I prefer it in the small of my back, but that usually interferes with my pack. As such, I’ve found neck carry to be the way to go on the trail. My current neck rig is the White River FC3.5 Pro because it’s light and low profile, large enough for most tasks I need, throws sparks like no one’s business, and is S35VN so I don’t need to worry about it rusting from sweat.

[@salsations1869]

I carry a titanium neck spike with breakaway cord, only when I'm traveling. Its about 5 inches long...3/8 diameter at thickest point...extremely sharp tip and so strong it will go thru heavy sheet-steel effortlessly. Like my knives in the pocket, on the belt, and one on the boot. Three is one, one is none...and a spike follows up.

[@DarthRambaldi47]

I agree with Dallas (and Kurt) on neck knives. I wore them for about two years on and off, but I felt like someone could use it against me and choke me out. About a year after I tried the beaded chain and it kept ripping hairs out. I do have a Cold Steel ParaEdge from the 90's and the sheath fit nicely into the rear loop of my jeans (without going all the way through) and I would loop the paracord through the next two belt loops to the left and give a simple knot for scout carry. I still love neck knives but I will only belt carry them or strap them to my Maxpedition sling bag.

[@MRWKFClark]

I have a Rockstead Chou as a neck knife and recently been carrying a winkler belt knife(not as a neck knife) and whilst I like the idea and size of neck knives I found that I’m not a big fan of sheaths. I find folders more convenient being able to fold away and store with one hand. The problem I find with sheaths is that if you cut something and get dirt/grease/gunk/tree sap etc on the blade then you don’t really want to re sheath it before cleaning the blade otherwise I feel like the gunk would be trapped in the sheath forever. And sometimes if you’re in the middle of doing something and need both hands, you can’t really conveniently clean and sheath the blade mid job. And when I did carry the Rockstead, it was never round my neck, I had about a 2cm loop of paracord with a carabiner and clipped it to my 2 o’clock belt loop on my trousers.

[@KungFuTweety1]

Love neck knives...but i carry them Japanese style on my belt. Shorten lanyard to length of knife, stick belt through the lanyard loop and tuck it into my waist band. They make great edc fixed blades!

[@Leftyotism]

That's also a great way to carry them! 100%

[@BumphreyHogart]

I like neck knives more than I used to. I carry them a lot but don’t end up carrying them from the neck unless I’m hiking. I got a minimalist and a izula that I put in my back pocket , opposite of my wallet. Honestly can’t even tell it’s there and awesome way to carry a fixy

[@jorgefernandez6407]

Hey, GREAT SALE on your G-10 Espada XL's! FINALLY able to "afford" an actual new one!!! Thanks!!!

[@ThePaPappy]

MTK Knives "The Genesis I ", CTS-XHP steel with breakaway cord. Also the Bone Tactical "NPE GHOST" ceramic blade with a rubber handle, NO METAL 😉

[@blatherama]

I have two Genesis II neck knives in N690 (bought one; won one) and use them around the house all the time. Wrapped them with some paracord for a bit of extra grip.

[@ThePaPappy]

@@blatherama They are a handy little blade ! Too bad the 690 is no longer available (supply chain issues again !). The paracord may be a nice addition. Stay sharp ! 👍

[@crod01]

Love my Spiderco ARK. I wear it under my shirt as EDC. it’s so thin and lightweight that I hardly feel it and only a couple people have noticed it at all. Plus the H-1 is great with any water/sweat.

[@MrEdgy81]

Blade HQ exclusive CRKT minimalist clever and the SMKW exclusive CRKT minimalist bowie, daily carry neck knife. Really an awesome knife that does most of my cutting these days. Good by itself but great when paired with another knife. Very powerful for its size.

[@allemander]

How “clever”!

[@MrEdgy81]

@@allemander thanks for catching an autocorrect. Not that I care, but thank you, you are a hero.

[@allemander]

@@MrEdgy81 And you’re way too edgy for that name. 👊🏼

[@MrEdgy81]

@@allemander Wow, how... clever. I've never heard something so original. You must be popular with the ladies.

[@allemander]

@@MrEdgy81 nah, just one.

[@johnkeck1025]

I love the esee izula and I don't carry it around my neck. I keep it on my 5 o'clock iwb. It's out of the way, doesn't pop out of the sheath when prone ( I'm in crawl spaces alot for work) and it's a great hard use knife that's great for edc. But its always my back up. to my slip joint knives, other folding knifes or larger fixed blades. But if I'm going swimming, I pack it solo. I swim in rivers and creeks with my dogs. I've had my izula for 7 years now and I've put it through work that I've broken buck 119s on. That little knife is TOUGH. mine is the 1095 version.

[@guycalgary7800]

I have one , a kabar 1117 . Its a great little knife. Very solid.

[@kalemassie3751]

Hi guys love the video have a good day.👊

[@JohnC29]

I gave up on neck carry. I pocket carry some of my neck knives with a slim Ulticlip.

[@philipstaite4775]

I don't have a neck knife but one reason I would consider one is for my hobby - crewing for hot air balloons. It is handy to have a knife to cut/trim zip ties (holding banners on) etc. It is also a good idea to have one in case someone gets caught in a line in an emergency situation. Pocket knives with a clip to keep them quickly accessible work ok as long as they can be accessed and opened one handed while wearing gloves. Fixed blade knives in a belt holster don't have to be opened, but are a bit of a danger - they can get caught on lines and cause the bad situation you're carrying them to deal with. In addition, you really want to have a knife on both your left and right side - just in case it is your dominant hand/arm that is caught in a line. A neck knife might be a good alternative - out of the way, not getting caught on anything. Accessible with either hand, no fooling around opening it... I'll have to think about this a bit more.

[@twiceborn_by_grace]

When Dallas said “sharper than snot”, I thought of Harry and Lloyd on the back of the scooter in Dumb and dumber. 🤣🤣

[@timrodriguez1]

I wear a keck knife when I'm wearing my jammies. Also when camping. And, when I just want another knife on me, but my pockets are already filled with knives. My neck is like another pocket, that people can see the contents of. 👀

[@Kilt_Camera_and_Carry]

I bought a neck knife (White River ATK) … I fully intended to carry it on my neck but quickly learned that I hated it … I then had some scales made for the ATK, slapped it in a custom leather sheath with a Mummert Clip and have been pocket carrying ever since … How about a pocket carry video next?

[@nunninkav]

Who made your scales???

[@americandude3825]

I’ve had a crkt minimalist Bowie for five or more years. Got one for my daughter, father, etc etc.

[@daveh777]

On the neck knives that I make I use a breakaway buckle on the paracord so it can't choke it's user if it gets snagged or grabbed.

[@zerocool4835]

Crkt minimalist neon green gear knife but I lost it like a week ago... It worked just fine as a neck knife and great for light work at work. But I liked carrying it on my belt crossdraw.. Worked great for left or right hand draw. I hope I can afford another one soon

[@Dan_Hall]

I prefer a horizontal carry on the left side above the front pocket. Easy to access as a right-handed person. It Does not get in the way when seated. I wish more knives came with sheaths that allowed for horizontal carry. I agree-- no neck strap or chain. Very bad in a confrontation.

[@joshuaritzheimer1382]

I carry one every day. I have a CRKT Minimalist, a Mora 1/0, and my favorite is a custom bt Papa Bear Knives called Ressi.

[@jkpinpdx]

I love the SOG Snarl… for light, quick use. Better than nothing blade. Wear it on your belt. Perfect Amazon Box annihilater! 🔪

[@mattadler4710]

While I don't think the designer optimized the grip ergonomics, the QSP Neckmuk is an example of an excellent neck knife with outstanding fit and finish at any price, but for what it costs, its pretty outrageous. It makes a great small game and general utility knife. The FFG on it makes for very efficient cutting and slicing (rather thin edge) and the kydex sheath is perfectly executed. I highly recommend it...and that price! I have the blue linen micarta one, and I friggin love it. I swapped out the chain for 550. I carry many different neckers, and Im always on the hunt for a new one.

[@averyweber4141]

love the size of most neck knives but would always make a sheath or adapt the sheath for belt carry

[@GuillotineStare]

I carry my Izula everyday. Its stout and a real knife/prybar! Its not some little show piece. Im a plumber. Ohh and just use the break away necklace. They don't stink after a few weeks like paracord, and you can't be chocked with the breakaway.

[@UrbanWoodsman87]

Yes to the Dallas Isms video... titled "The Art of Dall-ism"

[@-echoroads-5596]

Might I add some good ones left out: Brisa/Enzo neck knife, Condor Woods Wise, Condor Mini Kephart, Morakniv Eldris, Morakniv 1/0, TOPS MSK, TOPS mini Tanimboca Puukko, LT Wright Patriot, ESEE Candiru, etc....

[@travisables3256]

I carry the Cold Steel Mini Tac Bowie everyday because I'm a sandblaster but like the idea of having a knife all the time. A belt or pocket knife would get crudded up too bad with sand so neck knife works perfect for me

[@josephlilley9249]

Only time I usually carry a neck knife is when I'm fishing. In summer here in Pennsylvania I walk or kayak the creeks but mostly walk and cast in holes for walleye and small mouth. I do this at least a couple times a week during summer it's it's literally the only time I'll ever carry one. I carry one bc my folders are expensive and don't wanna get rust on them and I don't need a big heavy fixed blade bc all wear is shorts, a shirt, shoes and a soft case tackle box. Don't have an expensive neck knife but I use a crkt spew for the last 2 summers and it's done a great job! Wouldn't mind something new though. Be cool to get one in one if the rust proof supersteels if that's what you wanna call it

[@paullambert4445]

I have a Condor Otzi with a 19 degree Worksharp Precision mirror edge. Great knife.

[@ircrunch]

I've got a ferrum forge lackey but carry it scout. Great little knife

[@pinoyedcknives]

izula 1 s35vn with armatus sheath then pop some paracord in the end and you have a great neck knife. i have one and carry it always under my shirt even at work or even walking my dog at night. very useful when i need to cut something at work.

[@ergezinger]

I've neck carried a candiru for a while on and off, and sometimes a hidden canyon, they can get uncomfortable after a while. Then i either appendix carry the hidden canyon, or just regular hip carry the new buck woodsman pro.

[@michaeldundon1330]

I carry the Tops Msk survival either neck or scout carry depending on what's needed.

[@kayok07]

I use a neck knife kayaking or wade fishing alot my go to kneck/pocket fixed blade is the candiru

[@1983mikechan]

I neck carry the WRKT M1 Backpacker anytime I'm in the woods. Also you use the finger ramp to open the knives just like any Fixed blade

[@nickmartino2839]

I carry a small sub 4 inch fixed blade necker style every day........ either my white river m1 caper, tops street scalpel, tops msk 2.5 , qsp neckmuk, one of 4 crkt minalist or something smaller.... so much easier and faster to get out and use..... and daily stropping is much easier to

[@mothebe7858]

I carry the crkt minimalist scout carry and the izula in my pack . Recently hiked with the izula in the fish river canyon in Namibia.

[@bradgrand79]

I carry a MT knifes Genesis around my neck, love it

[@MegaBadboy26]

Does anybody know what size torx screws the folts minimalist uses? I want to take off the handles

[@wildsau1965]

I've got a Nedd Foss , great for bikepacking, never have to go through my bags looking for it.

[@chriscoetzee6484]

Hi super cool you guys are doing this video. I do neck carry the Esee Izula 440C every single day even when I shower. For myself I like carrying neck knives because of the convenience thereof and that it's simply with me at all times. I also feel that I'm playing a small part in paying homage to the Native American people whom I have tremendous respect for whom were the Pioneers in carrying neck knives and they had the most awesome decorations on their knives and sheaths making it functional art pieces or functional jewelry. I'm still in search for the perfect neck knife which to me might be the Giantmouse gmf 1. I know it comes with a beautiful leather sheath but a custom kydex sheath can always be at the ready for the awesome gmf1.. I love that knife and so want one🤗 Blade HQ always knew,my knife need in deed..fixed blade ready made..Axis lock in stock...any folder..they go bolder..Spydie flick Blade HQ is so sick!!!😎🤗👆

[@StarDarkAshes]

I used to have the SOG Snarl but I didn’t carry it around my neck. I loved that knife though, it was super fun and convenient to have it on my belt but the only thing about it that I didn’t like is that the pocket clip that came with it it just wasn’t very good. It would fall off my belt all the time and one day I just didn’t hear it fall off and it fell off when I was in public somewhere and I never found it.

[@Adam.297]

I carry a MKM Mikro with a custom kydex sheath+ ulticlip tucked through a belt loop. perfect for use at work where I frequently need something small and maneuverable for precise tasks. it has been awesome for me and pretty excited to see the Makro when it arrives.

[@steveattebury1336]

Very nice combination. I have the Kubey

[@Pop_Gordo]

I also don’t carry a neck knife around my neck but I don’t enjoy their size. I like Minimalist and the Civivi Minimus and an edc pocket or belt carry. I like the small to medium sized fixed blades but don’t typically use them around my neck

[@gadgetstalker2]

I've been getting more and more neck knives since I started my warehouse job that requires opening boxes and plastic wrap. My favorite so far is the CRKT Minimalist Cleaver. I'll wear a neck knife underneath my hoodie outside of work as well.

[@ThePaPappy]

Gibbs' Rule #9: Never go anywhere without a knife 😉👍

[@bradleycornell7248]

The time stamp for the Kershaw Blur should be 24:24 not 14:29.

[@ChacoOutdoorsman]

I edc carry neck knives, also camping and hunting. I have some BRK and LTs but mostly carry knives I made. It gives me the opportunity to test the design and ergos

[@jtmarshall]

I carry a crkt minimalist every single day on my belt front scout carry, it's basically my belt buckle.. And a keep a Leatherman free p4 in my left pocket..

[@danlabowskie9428]

My neck knife is a tad on the larger side, three inch blade four inch handle. The Esee Xancudo. Around my neck, whenever I'm not in bed. The sheath is perfect for neck deployment and re-sheathing. The Xancudo was developed for mountain climbing, so the sheath is extra secure. Using your forefinger and thumb, you can easily push the sheath off the blade. Once the blade has been inserted into the sheath, using the same finger and thumb, hold the sheath and click the knife into its home. I do this one-handed every time I use my knife. The utility minded spear-point blade resembles a non-tactical, non-threatening steak knife. The high viz orange and black handle only add to this. I have a folder (Benchmade Barrage) that is with me when I'm in jeans. I'm only in jeans about 65 percent of the time. I'm in need of a knife 100 percent of the time. Neck knife was the obvious answer. I'm usually EDCing two knives, which is always a good thing. The best part. One of them is a fixed blade, also always a good thing. Thanks, Blade HQ, keep the videos coming.

[@jonathancupp3686]

I wore a necklace for a while when I was a teenager just because I thought it was cool, but then the chest hair started growing and kept getting tangled in the necklace. OUCH! Since then, I haven’t liked anything around my neck. I don’t see ever trying a neck knife. Just seems like it would always be in my way. Especially when working with table and miter saws!

[@edwardk6764]

Civivi minimis and victorinox minichamp are my 2 main neck knives.

[@ttwatt3027]

"it's nice having that hole" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@jamesgilman1123]

I also have the crkt obake that I set with paracord for a neck knife as well as a buck Osborne

[@paulbrown131]

I wear neck when I am on my mountain bike. Sits under the chest strap of my pack with the handle exposed. Ready for action!

[@kylem2213]

I have the the crkt minimalist and I carry a neck knife when I can’t carry my firearm so I pair the neck knife with a fixed blade or folding knife

[@eliuperez7112]

Certain situations come with Certain applications , I also place my necknife in thee back pocket sometimes it gets in the way

[@StarDarkAshes]

I don’t really like carrying anything around my neck either. I’ll do it sometimes like if I go in the woods or something maybe or if it’s a special situation but other than that I’m not going to wear a neck knife every day. I would just rather have a small knife in my pocket or clipped to my belt or pack if I’ve got a pack with me

[@AlohaJade808]

Here’s a minimalist one. HOLYEDGE Tactical Pocket Knives Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife,G10 Handle EDC Tool Neck Knife for Outdoor, Camping, Hiking, Fishing with Chain and Kydex Sheath (Army Green) Won’t hold you down. Probably won’t even notice it for the tall folks. 😉

[@mrq1701]

The fear of a choking hazard can be alleviated by using a plastic snap connector that will break when too much pressure is applied.

[@24marionjr]

i have the Benchmnade hidden canyon hunt, CRKT minimalist bowie and Boker Plus sheeps foot style. i carry a neck knife when i am wearing clothing that is not easy to carry a knife.

[@jerme8094]

Keep my minimalist in my back pocket and when I need it.i pull on the cord. I also pop the sheath off with my thumb when I have it around neck. Pulling it is a no no

[@EDC_Soldier]

Y'all should poll your subscribers and do a feature on duty carry. A lot of knives are presented as being made for the Military and LEOs, but I suspect that what those professionals ACTUALLY carry might differ from what the marketers would have you believe.

[@turtlepurple9304]

I have found most next knife's dont have enough retention. So i use a gerber strong arm on a cord around my neck. Dont like belt knifes while working around the chipper , cant get a folder outta my pocket with gloves on. So a neck knife is my choice while at work.

[@Ripnite]

I need to know what kind of container Dallas is drinking from,possible brand and where to buy it :D

[@Ceractucus]

Do not buy the CRKT Minimalist! I had one and loved it, but it started popping out of it’s sheathe. That’s something no knife should EVER do let alone a tiny sharp one right near your neck. Still love CRKT and have bought more from them. Why do I use a neck knife? I am disabled, live alone, and work all in my apartment. Often my clothes has no pockets and sometimes, I just wear only my underwear (living the dream). After the Minimalist, I now just use edc blades and clip them to my collar. My current knife is the Spyderco Salt 2 in LC200n with a Wharncliffe blade. My favorite knife companies are: Spyderco-my first love. I’ve owned one since the gen 1 Endura which I think was serrations only. Kershaw - love the flippers and had a skyline in my pocket for ages, CRKT - Just ordered the LCBK.

[@bena3341]

Love the design of many of them but yea I just can't do neck carry. Fortunately most of them have great carry options for belt or on your pack etc.

[@treadhead44]

Dallas, I was with you on the nothing around the neck thing. Then I discovered the world of neck knives and I really wanted to try one out. Absolutely loved the quick access to a small blade, and the right knife/shirt color combo can look quite nice too. Now I was sold on neck knives but still didn't like the cord around my neck thing, so I threw away what came with every knife and made my own paracord necklaces for each knife. I used breakaway fasteners on all of them thus alleviating that issue. I found ones that were just right. Strong enough to yank the knife out but will still break away if someone tries grabbing it. Honestly I'm not that concerned with someone grabbing it anyway. I was a jiu-jitsu fighter for many years, if you're dumb enough to walk up and grab my neck you deserve what's about to happen to you 😉

[@TommyRazzle69]

Are you John Wick? 😂

[@treadhead44]

@@TommyRazzle69 No. I am the Batman

[@GustavoRamirezselepac]

I carry a crkt meni on My kayak at San Carlos, sonora, beach. Saludos guys!

[@roostermasa0956]

I carry cold steel spartan, tuff lite, SR1, and mini tac Bowie neck knife all cold steel for edc carry

[@AlgerieHD]

whats the black watch he wear?

[@jordanhughes1245]

I carried my folts minimilist warsncliff, fishing as well. Was great. Until I dropped it in the river. The rope clasp. So good, until you are fighting a salmon.

[@ThomasRonnberg]

Ya'll should check out the HMK SCALPEL EDC from Finland.

[@sothpaw85c9]

I carry CRKT Minimalist every day

[@mathewwilliams6665]

i love my crkt SPEW Wear it everyday and wear it outside my shirt

[@arig5988]

Dallas-Isms compilation ✅

[@lvtuba]

That thumbnail hahahaha. Once you get one and wear it, you’re screwed for life. It’s an addiction

[@eriktaylor5704]

The CRKT SPEW is impressively light and comfortable. I wear it around my neck at home and on the campsite to minimize what’s in my pockets. The SPEW is a good companion / secondary knife for small tasks.

[@rnrsteev]

I like my CRKT Owlet. btw, paracord without an easy-break clasp is a bad idea.

[@gilbertgomez4677]

I carry the Crkt minimalist everyday I don’t wear it as a neck knife I put a ulti clip on it and put it in my pocket it’s like having a mini fixed blade in my pocket