Yes, I am used to carry at least two knives, a modern one-hand-open folder and a SAK. - The modern knife is usually a Spyderco or CRK with a 3-4 inch blade. - The SAK is usually an alox Pioneer 9/10 times, but I also like the Spartan, Sportsman and Cadet. - I have one of those bladeless SwissCards in my wallet for the small tools. A rambler in the coin pocket is a good alternative.
How often are you not carrying the Rambler/swiss card? I notice your other saks all are scissorless.
That is an amazing combo. For a while I was carrying a Pioneer and Ambassador and thought they were a great compliment but the Executives seem better without much more bulk. I like what you have done to your small blade, looks useful for many things.
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Yes, I am used to carry at least two knives, a modern one-hand-open folder and a SAK. - The modern knife is usually a Spyderco or CRK with a 3-4 inch blade. - The SAK is usually an alox Pioneer 9/10 times, but I also like the Spartan, Sportsman and Cadet. - I have one of those bladeless SwissCards in my wallet for the small tools. A rambler in the coin pocket is a good alternative.
British Army "Clasp" knife by Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Two blade version (no great big spike on the back), late war style can opener with the added bottle opener tool. Just post-war production and everything is as it should be bar a little loss at the tip of the blade.
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