Need pocket knife recommendation

[RJH1]

Buy what I buy, buy what I buy

[Gulfcoastin]

https://www.bladehq.com/

Lots of good information and deals through this site.

[SmTx]

Case are boring get something a 19 year old would want

Case is the official knife of hunting from the moderator's stand

[ElfEyes]

Buck 110 or 112 slim pro

[Casey]

Buck 110 or 112 slim pro

These are great in the pocket. I have the 112 slim pro. I love it!!

[Dale Moser]

I bought a zero tolerance titanium earlier this year, and it is the best pocket knife I’ve ever had.


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[peterp63]

Agree. check out the higher end Kershaw stuff with good steel (not the cheaper ones).

I agree with this, as well. Call me fancy but I like a higher end assisted-opening knife with a clip. I’m sure a younger man would think it’s “cool”.

[TxDispatcher]

Case are boring get something a 19 year old would want

Depends on the kid...my boys (16 and 15) love their Case knives. But they also shoot the heck out of their .22 Heritage Rough Riders

[Uncle_Milty]

Case……they are proven

[Dale Moser]

I have a half dozen trappers and stockmen style pocket knives, but they stay home 90% of the time because a pocket clip, thumb open blade is about 300 times more useful. And I use it a lot.


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[one66stang]

I have a box full of Case Trappers and love them all, swapped to a Sod Buster and carried a variety of them for last 5 years, Now I have a Microtech OTF in my pocket. Man cant have to many knives.

[planomustang]

I made a decision.

Thanks for all the feedback, but it is starting to feel like I started a war!

Here is what I am going to do.

1. Buy my son a new, Case Trapper. Seems like a good knife, and it is relatively cheap. If he loses it, no worries.

2. Reached out to my cousin, to see if she has my grandfather's Case Trapper, from the late 1960's. I saw this knife in the hands of a lot of old-timers, including my grandfather. If my cousin can find the knife, then she can gift it, to him.

If this works out, then my son will have a good EDC knife, that he can lose, and he has a legacy knife to keep safe.

Cross your fingers, to make this work.

Thanks,
Randy

[Baygall]

https://store.tkcknives.com/yecvtrw.html

[Rubi513]

Zero tolerance or benchmade

[planomustang]

https://store.tkcknives.com/yecvtrw.html

Thank you. I just bought the EDC knife for my son, from them.