What's your pick for knives?

[colorado russ]

Another of WW's fine craftsmanship!  Almost too nice to use!  Almost. 

 

[neckofredness]

Another of WW's fine craftsmanship!  Almost too nice to use!  Almost.

That is one good looking knife!

 

[montanaelk31]

All I need

 

[stx.dead.I]

I have a havalon hydra that I really like. It's the two blade version and the blades are razor sharp

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[wa_archer]

I carry a havalon for the skinning and then a fixed point for the harder work around joints and such. 

 

[Manamilost]

I concur with the Buck 110.


I also carry a (Buck) clip folder and the knife in the picture.  It's awesome for quick one handed hide slitting with almost no chance for puncturing things like muscles, fingers, or innards.  I don't think Gerber makes it any more, but I have seen some copies that lack the little plastic ball on the tip.

 

[Boom]

i dig the Havalon..great system.

but i'm not a great mountaineer, and i'm paranoid..so my one knife needs to be more substantial than a havalon if i got all up in a jacked-up situation that is making me have to stay out longer than i planned.  a real knife can become a survival tool at that point.  i carry a fixed blade when i'm hunting.

mine can strike a decent spark off my emergency ferro rod i always have..and i can use the knife to scrape up a tinder pile.  but nothing is as sharp as a havalon..no doubt.

 

[Bull_Fighter]

I use a custom made D'holder Charlton Ltd Capstick African knife. Same as the pic but has an elk antler handle. Great knife. I also just added a havalon to my collection so I don't have to worry about sharpening.

 

[Elktag]

I bought a Havalon last year and used it to skin and quarter my bull. It worked pretty good, but I had to resist the urge to pry with it. Once you're used to it you can get going pretty good. The ultra-light weight of it is worth it to me.