EDC knives
The abbreviation EDC stands for the term Everyday Carry. These are knives for routine carrying, or in other words, for daily use. These knives can be folding (pocket knives) or fixed-blade. However, they should always be lightweight, compact, and highly portable. Simply put, an EDC knife is the ideal companion for city life, but it can also hold its own in the wilderness.
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EDC knives are designed for simple everyday tasks such as opening boxes and envelopes, cutting food, slicing cords, or other minor tasks. They are not built for chopping wood.
They are typically small and light, allowing for comfortable carrying in a pocket or on a belt without getting in the way. Most EDC knives also feature practical pocket clips, allowing you to attach the knife not only to your belt but also, for example, to your trouser pocket.
Accessories and Knife Care
Proper subsequent care is an important part of working with knives. Every knife should be sharp enough to fulfill its basic function. To ensure your knife remains functional for longer, regular maintenance is essential.
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Pocket knife with Sleipner tool steel blade, DLC finish. Blade length 8,5 cm, total length 20,5 cm. Black G10 handle.
Pocket knife with Sleipner tool steel blade, DLC finish. Blade length 8,5 cm, total length 20,5 cm. Olive G10 handle.
Benchmade Osborne 940 is regarded as one of the most important EDC knives of all time. It is slim, stylish and can work in almost any situation. The 940-2 model has a 8.64 cm...
Benchmade Mini Osborne 945 is a smaller version of the legendary 940 model which is regarded as one of the best EDC knives of all time. It is slim, stylish and can work in...
Bestech Cubis is a medium sized folding EDC knife with a modified tanto blade. The 8 cm blade is made of tool steel D2 with a flat grind and black stonewash finish is placed on...
Bestech Cubis is a medium sized folding EDC knife with a modified tanto blade. The 8 cm blade is made of tool steel D2 with a flat grind and satin finish is placed on ceramic...
