What’s Been In My Pocket For More Than A Week???

[palerider]

A couple of years ago I was on the lookout for a serrated blade to added to my “collection” to use for rope and other fibrous/man made materials. I came really close to buying the Lucky, which is the plain and serrated dual blade model. However, as you reported, I heard CS serrations didn’t cut smoothly. I ended up with a Salt Spydie Edge fix blade, a Victorinox One Handed Trekker and Leatherman Skeletool RX, the one with serrated 154CM blade. All these cut equally smoothly. The RX is in my EDC rotation. Seeing your Lucky One almost makes me wish I had picked the Lucky up or that the Lucky One was still readily available! Thanks for sharing!

[swamp.stomper]

Nice looking knife! I’ve not seen it get much attention. The carbon fibre scales on this one are a really neat choice from Cold Steel! Sleeper model from Demko. Thanks again 🙏

[davidkurle]

Very nice knife. I wish I had bought the two-bladed version when they were still making them. Cheers, buddy!

[TheStreamingEnderman]

That Cold Steel is underrated! I've been carrying a knife with no name, (bought at a local market) but hey, it still works!

[terrillschneider]

Without the clip it looks like a Maserin which also are made in Italy Consolino I believe is the model

[Toxica_Intoxicada]

Theres just something about classic knives we are drawn to despite having other awesome knives that are bigger. I always jump back to my victorinox SAKs. I carry a big knife for protection and anything else where i need a knife or other task is when i use my victorinox cuz its non threatening and has more tools. That cs slipjoint knife is definitely a knife that will compliment a suit, slacks and tie really well.

[PepeSilvia]

No more SwissChamp in the mix?! Your videos helped me pick it for my current EDC haha

[alpines]

I've been carrying the Rosecraft Appalachian Jack for nigh a month now, I'm not a SAK fan, but the extra tools are just that. For most situations a nice sharp blade is all you need. Otherwise you'll have dedicated tools for whatever your doing. Unless your hobby is rebuilding Casio Calculator watches with only using a SAK or Leatherman. 🤣