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Yellow Delrin with CV. My second Case and my first peanut. I can see why it's so popular.

I know the no. 8 is the popular choice around these parts, (I have a carbon and beech one myself) but I have to say, I feel for me and my smaller hands, the no. 7 fits better. Plus the blade is a pretty legally recognizable 3in. so as not to scare people.

This one is in stainless with maple (I think) handles. It has the newer revised unidirectional locking ring which I love. Veg tan leather sheath is a no name from glamazon with pocket worn patina.

This may very well be the sharpest knife I own.

My grandfather gave me this a long time ago. I believe it belonged to his father so that would make it 1920-30s era. Pretty cool piece of history. Can't tell the make or model sadly. Nice little knife

I usually carry two knives with me, one tactical folder, and a smaller knife. Well, my smaller knife (victorinox executive) broke the other day so while I wait for my new knife to arrive, a case peanut, I dug this out of my collection. It's definitely an interesting little thing. Slipjoint with integrated key ring hook, bottle opener, pry tool, and screwdriver

-Kershaw Pub

Dude civivi is hitting it out of the park but this... This is a masterpiece! Lol

-civivi purr

I vastly prefer this setup to carrying a multitool. I believe a multitool is theoretically the most useful thing a person could carry, but I have always found them heavy, bulky, and uncomfortable to use most tools other than the pliers.

I have since replaced my multitool (Leatherman Wave) with this combo:

-victorinox sportsman (tinker with corkscrew and nail file instead of small blade) paired with...

-knipex 125. I carry it in my pocket in a falcon leather sheath from glamazon.

It carries lighter, thinner, and more comfortable than my wave.

(JMHO of course.)

One for every occasion

Late night browsing glamazon and saw this. 30USD, 100 meters of WR, "40 mm" (doubt. looks smaller)

This sounds like a hidden gem. Anyone have hands on experience?

Look, I get it. It's fun to bag on Yeti. And I do, for most of their items. But the 20oz tumbler y'all... This has gotten me through almost 6 years of service. Coffee in the morning and beer at night. Hell, iced tea in this at the beach is gold.

I also have a 16oz hydro flask tumbler, but this fits my life better. Just goes to show, even the fancy corporate bros are right once in a generation.

To appease the mod gods: yeti 16oz stainless steel vacuum insulated tumbler

For all of you who keep asking if your handwriting is readable...

It doesn't have to be perfect. It just has to be readable by you.

So I made a paracord grab handle. Now I don't have to worry about breaking the lid strap.

When they get it right, they really get it right. The M16 Fixed blade is utter perfection when the handle is wrapped and the M16-03KS is beautifully thin and strong.

After wanting this knife for over a decade, I finally pulled the trigger. Second pic is it compared to my two most carried knives: a semi custom Benchmade Griptilian put together by me, and a Cold Steel large Voyager clip point.

At least the heart was a colt 6920. Still looking for an acog to this day