The most ergonomic knife ever.

[Hurrul]

Fiddleback Forge Production Kephart.

 

[marcus52AR]

 

[Gary W. Graley]

@Nathan the Machinist EDC is about the most ergo knife I've owned

Nathan_Carothers_angle by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Nathan_EDC_ by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

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[unwisefool]

Carothers HDFK

 

[jfk1110]

It was my Al Mar sere 2k d/a, however I recently got a Fantoni CUT folder(non-flipper)
and I'm lovin the way it feels! I've been lusting after one of these for years so maybe that
is affecting me a bit too!

 

[Krav]

Out of the knives I've owned, I'd say, Fiddleback forge Kephart. The handle fits like a glove for my hand.

 

[bikerector]

Dang, that's a tough one. I have one I love as a chopper but I have to think the my hands down fave for all uses, so far, is the LT Bushcrafter Mark II. It's just a big round weiner of a handle, but it works so well for me. I probably have 1/2 dozen in a close 2nd place, one other also from LT but I haven't used it enough to unsurp my current fave. There are quite a few with a similar handle but it's the one I still have and have kept over others.

 

[Om28v]

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Fixed: Fallkniven S1 I got as a blade blank and made the rest myself. I slowly sanded the stag until it fit my hand perfectly.

 

[mb>]

CPK. Could be the EDC. It IS great. But I have to give the nod to the HDFK.

Super honorable mentions:
A smidge behind that, if even behind, is my Big Chris EDC Bowie.

And Ben Seward makes a great handle as well.

 

[- SpyderMan -]

All my CPKs are exceptionally comfortable in-hand, but if I was to pick one, it’s the HDFK.

 

[Henry Beige]

I was going to say Mora Kansbol/Eldris/Garberg, but on comparing, the Companion beats them out.

 

[tiguy7]

Real grippy with a nice palm swell.View attachment 1216182

 

[plumberroy]

I am in the Mora camp Kansbol and or Eldris. For a folder a SAK Walker is what I always find my way back to. I have somewhere between 50 and 100 knives (every time I count them a day or two later I find a couple more) I keep coming back to these knives enough that I have a new Walker in my drawer and both an Eldris and Kansbol inbound to go in reserve

 

[Mako109]

Aramis custom CF scales for Spyderco PM2.

 

[Biochemdawg]

Just strictly by feeling in hand.. I was blown away by the CRKT Pilar. It just felt so natural. Great ergonomics

 

[Kaibab270]

Does it count if it's not factory? For my hand my customized Paramilitary 2 with smooth stonewashed titanium scales and MXG machined clip is just about perfection. I'd rather have really rough texture for an actual daily user but for pure comfort the smooth para 2 shaped scales and the melt and dissapear in your hand clip is a beautiful thing.

 

[afishhunter]

Locking Blade: Buck 110/112.

Most slipjoints are also pretty ergonomic.
Examples:
Stockman, Canoe, Barlow, Trapper, Moose,
(large) Sunfish, SAK.
While not a slipjoint, (its a friction folder) the Opinel is pretty ergonomic as well.

Fixed Blade:
Mora with a Birch handle.
Pretty Much any with a stacked leather handle.
Pretty Much any Buck 100 series.

I know you asked for one but I don't EDC just one knife. On any given day I'll have the 110 and a couple slipjoints on me.

 

[Prester John]

My Laguiole Honoré Durand:

 

[Alberta Ed]

Buck 110. Dunno why, but that big brass/wood handle just fits somehow. Ditto the 112.

 

[cbrstar]

PM2 fits my hand like a glove, but I find all my spyderco's to be excellent.

But to much of my surprise. I'm finding the Recon 1 to be very comfy and maybe top of the list. I like it so much I ordered a code 4.