Off Topic Just wondering.

[Droppoint38]

What is one knife that every one needs to have/handle in there life.

 

[panoz77]

Buck 110 of course

 

[BP_]

You’re going to get about a million responses to this one....

I’ll give it a try:

Buck 110
Spyderco Delica
Spyderco PM2
Case Sodbuster (or Sodbuster Jr)

 

[cashville]

PM2. It was the “Ah ha” knife for me. I didn’t think the ergot of a pocket knife could be better at the time. Now I carry one pretty rarely, ironically.

 

[danbot]

Anything made by Ed Fowler. His sheep horn handles are amazing!

 

[Droppoint38]

You’re going to get about a million responses to this one....

I’ll give it a try:

Buck 110
Spyderco Delica
Spyderco PM2
Case Sodbuster (or Sodbuster Jr)

Thanks. I know I was going to get a LOT of responses but I thought it would be cool to see who likes what knifes.

 

[bflying]

Pretty sure that opens the door for every knife ever made from someone's perspective.

 

[cashville]

Scrapyard Regulator or pretty much any Res C Busse Kin. Probably the most underrated handle material ever IMO

 

[Rich S]

A Swiss Army Knife (SAK). A must for everyone.

Rich

 

[Droppoint38]

Pretty sure that opens the door for every knife ever made from someone's perspective.

I didn't really think of that.

 

[PirateSeulb]

Opinel No. 6 or No. 8 depending how small or large your hands are is something people who experience along with a SAK and a classic lockback ie Buck 110, 112, or 55

 

[sharp_edge]

A chefs knife in any sort, for me.

 

[Burnt Stag]

This gonna be a Looong thread.........

 

[marcinek]

Opinel mushroom knife.

 

[marcinek]

A good multiblade slipjoint like a Vic SAK Classic, or something like this..

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[GB940Rookie]

Opinel mushroom knife.

One of the all time greats, along with the Benchmade 940 series

 

[marcinek]

Also a quality Bowie like this one

 

[marcinek]

One of the all time greats, along with the Benchmade 940 series

That knife knife does get almost universal acclaim.

 

[marcinek]

What is one knife that every one needs to have/handle in there life.

By the way, welcome.

Couple question for you!

1) Why do you ask? Are you looking to start owning some knives, or are you looking to see if there are some classics that you have missed buying somewhere along the way?

2) How is this thread "Off Topic"? It seems pretty darn On Topic! Not seeing how it could be more On Topic-er!

 

[Pilsner]

Why has nobody mentioned the Smatchet?