>>1707164This.
Dpending on what I'm doing I'm either carrying a very small SAK (the childrens model. A tad smaller than the standard size and the only one that comes with only Knife, Saw and Screwdriver/bottle opener), a large SAK (Lockable knife, bigger saw, phillips head screwdriver, that drill thingy), a leatherman (Almost only carry it for skiing, where it actually could come in handy, much too heavy for most uses), a CRKT M16 (The smallest one. The double locking and the guard are nice, but it's haram in most countries… oh well; The big ones are just ridiculous for general use though) or a fixed knife.
But I can't really remember when I had a use for the fixed knife, so it's just collecting dust somewhere. I'd say the most used are the small SAK and the M16.
>>1707166Uhhhh…
Sure, almost no one needs those bigass outdoor/survival/Rambo/tacticool knifes that are peddled for /out/ use, but not having a knife on you seems quite foolish, unless you're a fully trained caveman that can use some flint or other hard rock in a pinch.
>prepare some food>cut some bandaid>prepare some tinder for a fire>fix a busted fingernail>cut some tangled guylines for your tentAnd those are just some boring, harmless, everyday situations that don't involve first aid or survival situations.
