Damascus or brushed satin blade today?
I seem to have misplaced my trusty pocket pal this weekend, and i do not like that so i have just done something about that 
Nothing big in size or prize, at least the price part i can not carry these days, the budget just took a major dive off a cliff into a puddle of acid rain.
There is a reason a pair of pants have 2 pockets at least, one pocket for the keys and one pocket for a knife.
I almost bought one when they had it on sale… but the clip issue kind of lost it for me. Still, quite a handsome knife & the clip design is an interesting novel idea (that I think they could’ve done better).
Yes, the idea was good but it didn’t work in practice that’s why I bought a belt sheath for it.
Smart move. It’s slender enough to work well in a sheath.
Been carrying a Boker multi-tool I got from County Comm. It has the taupe colored scales. Nice deep carry. Gorgeous hollow grind polished blade.
Nice Boker multi-tool! I like hallow grinds, and Boker did an amazing job on that one. Beautiful.
Actually Sanrenmu did that great job, like on their self-branded SRM WA721-A1
Too bad they only give the tip-up carry option on the Boker version.
I carry a Victorinox Huntsman on a daily basis. It’s awesome.
The replacement for my Ganzo automatic that was lost, and found again last night.
Anyways a man cant have too many knives,right 
Item in question Boker Plus lateralus Steel.
It feel quite nice, and the edge on it from the factory are not bad, but i personally prefer a bit more shine ( polished ) edge.
So this new “toy” will get a spin in my pocket in the weeks to come, and the Ganzo get a well earned rest again.
My 20 year old Buck Lightning
Got a replacement Asher Knives Nomad (my original had a touch of blade play that I couldn’t easily resolve—so they sent me a new one!). Such a terrific EDC. It looks like a Bugout clone, but I actually like it better. And it’s a nicer design for me than the Sanrenmu Land 910.
That’s a seriously cool looking knife. Color is fantastic!
Thanks! I always wanted to try a FreeTiger with purple G10 and this new model with 14C28N blade gave me the final push.
I received two knives today.
I only EDC one knife at a time, and one of the knives probably will not be EDC'd anytime soon.
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First up is the Kershaw Passage 1361.
This knife is a budget all-steel version of the Kershaw Oblivion 3860.
The Passage has a better clip than the Oblivion, but the assisted-opening mechanism works better in the Oblivion.
EDIT:
Also, you have to press pretty hard on the flipper to open up the Passage.
Here's where I praise the Oblivion:
https://budgetlightforum.com/t/-/29063/3451
Next up is the Kershaw Believer 2070.
This knife is really nice, and the clip is great as well.
It seems a little small after carrying the Oblivion, but I like it a lot.
Because I like the Oblivion more than the Passage, and I've been carrying the Oblivion for a while now, I'm going to EDC the Believer.
By the way, I had to adjust the pivot screw of both of my new knives.
Now they open up much better. 
Carrying this BokerXL auto for a few days . Thought it would be too big for the pocket , but I really don’t notice any difference from the one I carry for work . This big blade is pretty awesome.
One of these days one of us is going to convince you to make the step to the Dark Side and invest in a ZT or Benchmade You are getting so close….
You now you want a ZT 562.
Yessss…. Feel the pull of CF and Titanium with a CPM 20CV blade…. Only ever having to sharpen it one time every two or 3 years and using a strop every 6 months at the most. Feel the pull….
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Anyhow It is good to see you are still trying different blades and seeing what you like.
Do the super steels really hold up that well? I just cut a few boxes or bags open at work every day and have to strop my S30V (or equivalent) knives every week or two, and sharpen like once a month.