Too hot to bother adding the ESEE JG3 to my belt so I just stuffed it in my back pocket. Too hot to take a fresh picture too, so This one is being recycled. The heat is oppressive today. Did I mention it was hot? Need some rain to cool things off.
Nice Esee. I understand the heat too.Today was a Bark River Necker
The JG-3 and BR Necker are two very fine knives. Home most of the day and CR2.5 actually saw action trimming branches off a dead fall that came down last night. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] Recycled photo as well. Was threatening rain and sheltering heat, I left my phone indoors. Actually now at 19:16 EST middle of a thunder and lightning storm, blanketing the ground with sheets of rain. Need it to cool us down…Hopefully it passes through quickly. Really need a day long soaker to penetrate and restore ground moist. These quick storms run off into rivers to quickly.
Looks handy 👍
It is!More stout than a Bird & Trout style. The blade size is same size as many of my slip joints, and the MICARTA Handles are great for gripping. It is versatile and is discrete on the belt in the provide sheath. And the best part, not a chance of break a nail deploying the blade. I added some comparison pics to the 75 Stockman. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] Blade is thicker. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
I've been pocket carrying the Real Steel Furrier Harpoon ever since I got it about 5 or 6 weeks ago. It is so flat and light that you don't notice it in your back pocket. I never even tried to belt carry it because the belt loops are quite narrow. I may change to something else tomorrow, but the Furrier Harpoon has won me over for being convenient to use and easy to carry.
Serious answer. I don't feel it any more than I feel the wallet I carry on the other side. It is flatter than the wallet and just the ring sits above the top of the pocket. I don't wear low rise jeans, so neither the wallet nor knife are under the sitty down part when I'm in a chair, but rather they are vertical against my back or the back of the chair. I can pull the knife out (standing or sitting) by sticking a finger in the ring and I can put it back in the sheath by having my finger along the top of the blade to the point, to guide it back into the top of the sheath and just dropping it, without having to remove the sheath from the pocket. It is less noticeable in the pocket than an Opinel No 8 or similar sized folder. Wider handled knives tend to be uncomfortable, creating pressure points, so I generally carry them on my belt with or without a dangler, but often with the blade part of the sheath in my back pocket anyway as that prevents them from sticking through the slats of a chair or otherwise getting hung up on anything. The Harpoon is no problem at all.
Fixed blade Friday again and I'm carrying the Brisa Enzo Necker 70. It's a little smaller than I really like at just 6 inches, allowing for only a 3-finger grip, but I make it work with the help of the lanyard.
That is one SWEET cutter!
I think I saw the little knife the first time I ever had the box. Then it kept making the rounds with no takers. Finally, I decided to give it a home. Just walks and rides on the lawn tractor. Best wishes. G