New Fixed Blade EDC

[THE PILGRIM]

Most everyone knows that I need a new Fixed Blade pocket carry.
So got this Joker. Made in that place where The Rain Falls Mainly on the Plain.
Shown with one of my regular carries, a Bark River PSK.
The larger Joker is pretty much on the Large End of what I consider to be a Pocket Carry.

 

[David Sinko]

That looks like a useful and versatile blade, not just a stabbing implement. Do you actually carry that in a pocket or use it as a neck knife?

 

[mauser9]

Liked the idea of a fixed blade EDC myself in place of my folders for a change. Ended up with a Sog Trident FX. Blade a bit longer at 4.2 but using it mainly for woods hikes where a tactical style blade may come in handy.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

I have several ‘Neck Knives’ but have never actually carried them that way.
I usually carry these smaller Fixed Blades in my front Jeans pocket.
Here are some contenders.
The RAT on the Right may be oversized.

 

[Marshwheeling]

A fixed blade is not my EDC, but I have a number of small fixed that I may carry when the occasion calls for it. The first is an Anza, 6 1/2” overall with a 2 1/2” blade. This is a pattern I like so much I have two. Of course, it did not sell very well, and is no longer shown on the Anza web site, but if you wanted one I am sure they would make it for you.
In the second photo, both are customs, one by David Mary, the other by a guy from one of the Balkan countries, I forget which, who goes by Daado. These knives are about 7”, 8” with the sheath, so they are at the upper limit of what I will put in my pocket.
All these knives are moderately priced, and all permit a full four-finger grip.