10 High Value EDC Fixed Blades You Can Actually Afford 

Agreed. Those suckers are RAZOR sharp.

Does the sheath on it cause it to dull over time?

I had one but the steel bent white I was trying to pry apart to pieces of cardboard glued together. Made me sad :(

Cold steel folding knife are almost like carrying a fix blade

It’s definitely to heavy to be a neck knife it would beat you to death lol I will go check out that Joker, I think I have it in my eBay cart so I will probably pick it up thanks for the recommendation 👌🍻🍻

Its nice to see another female commenting on knives on these websites. I am also a knife nut have have collected over 175 knives (fixed and folding) since the pandemic. I have about half these knives too, including the Mora Companion, the Mora Craftline, the Mora Kansbol, the Mora Eldris, the Esee Izula 2, one of those CRKT Minimalist, the Boker Nessmi Pro,

Well, I'm trying to become King in my area. Love value knives

It’s so true!

Great comment!

@@happykt On the daily I carry a minimum of 3 knives. a left & right front pocket & a belt knife & usually a neck knife too, as well as my multi-tool that has a blade. They all have different uses too!

Awesome glad it helped, I have a few edc fixed blade videos up on the channel if you want to see more 👌

I usually carry scout carry or clipped to my pocket now days because I can’t really handle anything around my neck ever since my accident. I’m thinking about picking up the M1 how do you like it compared to the Bradford G3?

@@Stassa23 So I have short & stubby fingers. Think medium-small glove size. The M1 comfortably fits my hand. So does the G3. I think it's the perfect blade thickness for an EDC fixed blade. Has a beautiful sharpening choil/edge termination. Has a phenomenal edge profile. You can properly get work done with the back edge, the belly, & easily use the tip. The blade has a very subtle finger guard that's a little stubby but not sharp in any way. It's very functional & I love how efficient it is. The blade spine is rounded but has sharp flats for Ferro rod shenanigans. The M4 is not hard to sharpen at all. It feels like shaving ice away, but with a smoother material than ice. Weird analogy, I know. I think it will be slightly smaller than comfortable for your hands. Also worth mentioning - if you get an Armatus Sheath, the blade HQ exclusive micarta variants have the thickness of the regular G-10 M1s. There's an option on the Armatus site for micarta/G-10. I know this because I got the micarta sheath (which was way too tight) & they had to send me the G-10 sheath, which they did excellently. Also, the micarta may be a little aggressive towards your hands. I have sensitive hands too & these are not abrasive or harsh, persay, but they are not a soft texture. Not that I think micarta was meant to be. I usually prefer, carbon fiber, G-10, & metals. The G3 is a comfortable, casual size. But for someone who has to conceal carry at work because people cry about it, the M1 is compact while not sacrificing any of the versatility of a quality drop point & being coated (because I work out in the weather) & not having any flaws (other than not having handle scale options) in it's design. I would absolutely tell you to buy it & see how you like the fit in your hands. If this knife had twill carbon fiber handles, I would carry no other surface cutting knife around as my neck carry. I hate micarta & I carry this anyways. I think it's the best EDC primary carry fixed blade. And I say that as a Bradford fan. They are my favorite company, if I was to have one.

@@Krusher_Knave thanks for the info I appreciate it 👌

@@Stassa23 Of course, man. It's one of very few knives I would recommend.

The izula 2 is my American express I "don't leave home without it" carry it horizontal on the left side of my belt buckle it just disappears. And esee literally has the best warranty in the business.

@@57HEMIviken I am a fan of the Izula looking forward to carrying the Izula II.

My G Necker use to be my most carried but now it’s been my Rainer Knives Fastpak in Elmax because it’s a lot more hand filling and more comfortable you should check it out , I think you would love it if you like the g necker 👌

@@Stassa23 will absolutely look into that! Thanks

Yeah I plan on it 👌

@@Stassa23 cant wait for that one!

Hey will you sexy beast!!! 😘 lol

How did you do that?

I’ll see if my local shop has any in yet and I’ll let you know

I just got a Sea Snake! The sheath started with a little rattle, & I would have you ask yourself if it's enough cutting edge for what you do. These are things I noticed. Also, get some 325 Paracord to replace the rope string material they give you, if you decide on one. It's horrible.

@@Krusher_Knave LOL that Sea Snake is a little bit larger than what I typically carry as an EDC fixed blade, that's the main reason I haven't already bought it. Cheers!

I rate it pretty low. On the one I bought, the sheath rattled, plus the blade grind was poor. Also I thought the ergonomics were not very good.

@@sheltermonkey6065 What knife would you recommend with good ergonomics, or just overall? 🤔

@@Krusher_Knave It totally depends on your intended use, etc. A Mora Kansbol has really excellent ergonomics, but it's too big for a neck knife. Also a lot of the time, a knife is let down by a poorly thought out sheath, like for example with the Kizer Harpoon.