Best Folding Knife Recommendations

[Alan]

Hey everyone! I’m on the hunt for a good folding knife for everyday carry. What’s your go-to blade and why do you trust it? Would love to see some pictures if you have them!

 

[Deleted member 29]

I always have a Spyderco Delica in my pocket. It's hard to beat for the price.

 

[smitty_bs]

I have several, but I think my favorite that has a clip is the Buck Small Vantage. Mine has upgraded 420HC steel blade. Very nice reasonably priced knife.

 

[Deleted member 20]

I have a few Kershaw folding knives. 3 inch blade and easy to clip to my pocket. What else do you need?

 

[Popeye1959]

I like Kershaw knives with the assisted opening feature. I have a couple Leeks. The Reverse Tanto on the top is a good solid knife and is my EDC. I used to EDC the more pointy stabby Leek on the bottom. I guess more pointy, stabby one would poke holes in someone better if it came to that, but I've found I use a knife for more around the house chores and cutting open boxes than stabbing things or people.

 

[Deleted member 20]

I'm 82, with bad knees, torn shoulders, and arthritic hands and feet. If it ever comes down to me needing to defend myself with a pocket knife I will be in real, real trouble. I much prefer relying upon the gun in my pocket.

 

[ChanceMcCall]

Not sure if this will display. If it does, one of these depending on the day and the tasks ahead. It doesn't so I will just relate that a Buck 112 Automatic has been my fairly regular choice since Buck introduced them but I also carry a LUDT by MicroTec, which is what I mostly carried before Buck developed the cojones to build automatic knives. I also carry a Buck Duke once in a while that was aftermarket converted to automatic. Very rarely, I will suck it up and travel to Commie Lands and then carry my very old Imperial Boy Scout knife. I no longer travel to Canada or Great Britain so I don't know or care what, if anything, might be acceptable to the dictators that run those countries.