Which knife brand for EDC?

[medicmiles]

Cold Steel, SOG, or CRKT?

Leaning towards crkt just don't know much about them. Pro cons. Anybody?

[Kenneth]

Benchmade

Because they just work and I really like the Axis lock.

[medicmiles]

Yeah I agree 100%. Looking for a little cheaper option. I've lost some knives at work.

[medicmiles]

Crkt?

[FAB45]

Benchmade or Emerson first, then I would go CRKT or I would suggest Kershaw if you're scared of loSing it. Kershaw is cheap, decent quality and won't make you cry if it disappears. Also, the Spyderco Tenacious can be found for $30, best value IMHO.

[ST911]

Search term "EDC knife" reveals a 29 page thread titled...

WHAT IS YOUR EDC KNIFE?
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=14592

Many more threads after that one. Happy reading.

EDITED to add: Just noticed that you posted to that thread at 1941, yet started this thread at 1943.

[medicmiles]

Thanks guys for the help.

[Big A]

Benchmade or Emerson first, then I would go CRKT or I would suggest Kershaw if you're scared of loSing it. Kershaw is cheap, decent quality and won't make you cry if it disappears. Also, the Spyderco Tenacious can be found for $30, best value IMHO.

Agree 100% on the Spyderco Tenacious for a cheap EDC knife. Also the Endura, Delica, and Native(««made in USA) are good options. I'm a big Spyderco fan and I don't think you could go wrong with one of their folders. They're the company that created the current folding knife market and made the Buck 110 a thing of the past.

The only CRKT knives I have are the M16 series. Good cheap little knives that I keep in my bag and truck and if I were to lose them I wouldn't be sick with myself.

[GreenMtn675]

Emerson

[medicmiles]

Never heard of Emerson . Going to check them out.