Pocket Knives For Big Green Egg Cooks

WeberWho · January 26

I was kind of hoping that the Buffalo would have reinstated the original pocket knife thread.

https://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1231338/pocket-knives-edc-collection/p1

Which got me thinking.....why? I did a little research myself and hopefully this helps please the Buffalo....

I found this pocket knife on the official Big Green Egg website. It says, "Cooking on the egg" in the description.

So I'm hoping this thread can stick around since they are a tool used for cooking on the BGE.

What pocket knives do you own and use? For cooking that is.....

WeberWho · January 26

I forgot a knife from my other pocket knife post.

JohnInCarolina · January 26

I have really large pockets.

lousubcap · January 26

Over in the sunk thread I posted a pic (initially said I wouldn't) of the above Victorinox pocket knife I have had for over 40 years. Red not green and has only been called into Q related service to assist with opening bags of charcoal.
Well played @WeberWho.
I'm so deep into the purchase of a new knife that I will have to be extremely mindful of visiting this thread in the future.

nolaegghead · January 26

@WeberWho do you like that knife? I ordered one yesterday, was a flash deal for like $35

WeberWho · January 26

It was a Christmas gift. So I've only owned it now a month or so. I'm pretty picky when it comes to what I want in a pocket knife. I like small pocket knives. This one is pretty big compared to the other knives I own. I like the looks of the carbon fiber scales but I'd probably stay away from them in future knife purchases. Too smooth and slippery for my liking. Hard to hate the price. Lots of good reviews on it. It should be a nice knife for you.

nolaegghead · January 26

Ahhh, well it was an impulse buy.

These are the ones I could find: (sorry some are filthy - they get plenty of use)

RRP · January 26

nolaegghead said:

Ahhh, well it was an impulse buy.

These are the ones I could find: (sorry some are filthy - they get plenty of use)

GEEEZ!!! YOU. my friend, either have a really tight belt...OR bigger "britches" then what I wear!!!

nolaegghead · January 26

I have extra pockets sewn into all my pants, so just need extra arms like Shiva and I could be super stabby.

Ozzie_Isaac · January 26

I currently carry a Sheeps foot. I like that blade shape and durability.

That CJRB looks pretty cool, and I really like carbon fiber scales too. I don't personally find them to slippery for the type of work I use them for. May be due to my dry environment, don't have to deal with water or sweat. Everything evaporates super fast.

RRP · January 26

nolaegghead said:

I have extra pockets sewn into all my pants, so just need extra arms like Shiva and I could be super stabby.

I know you live in NO so I imagine your reputation as "that dude" with 300 pounds of wicked blades is NOT someone to mess with!!

(BUT...don't you think that carrying a Glock INSTEAD would lighten your load when you go out?)

Canugghead · January 26

@paqman show us your axe used for cutting pizza cooked in the BGE

cookingdude555 · January 26

was checking the forum after getting into bed and saw this thread. This is how I protect my family, always on my nightstand. It’s lethal. Kidding aside, it’s the knife I carry with me all the time.

nolaegghead · January 26

RRP said:

nolaegghead said:

I have extra pockets sewn into all my pants, so just need extra arms like Shiva and I could be super stabby.

I know you live in NO so I imagine your reputation as "that dude" with 300 pounds of wicked blades is NOT someone to mess with!!

(BUT...don't you think that carrying a Glock INSTEAD would lighten your load when you go out?)

I carry a knife every day (just one at a time), but not for protection, but to cut non-living things into smaller pieces.

Not a fan of carrying a gun. Raises your liability and statistically increases the odds of getting shot.

Every now and then when I have to go to a rough neighborhood for a craigslist or marketplace transaction, I'll throw one in the car or truck, but that's a rare occasion.

alaskanassasin · January 26

EDC Spyderco Military. I have a para military but I like the big boy better. I have a half dozen of these in different colors, when one gets dull I usually grab another and at the end of the year mail the dull ones back to Spyderco to get a factory edge. I usually only go through two a year. I like the grip, the thin profile, how light it is, I can pop a beer cap off with the other end. Aside from using it as a bottle opener, the abuse is minimal. I almost never use it to cut cardboard or as a pry bar, scraper unless I am really in trouble. Also I have only ever lost one and I know exactly where I lost it and it was a result of breaking one of my live by rules.... never ever set anything on a vehicle.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5017260/uploads/editor/wr/n7gxxicbdn8d.jpg

TechsasJim · January 26

Ok I’ll play…again. I carry one of the Bugouts daily. Not shown but in bags or tucked away are a Spyderco salt (in my fishing gear), Spyderco Rescue (in a truck box), Benchmade mini Griptilian (it’s somewhere in the garage).

I also have multiple Leatherman multi tools both large and small tucked away in packs or truck boxes.

I have sliced plenty of sausage links with most of those in the pic.

xfire_ATX · January 26

hmmm i just posted to it but I notice it wont go to the top on recent.
https://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1231338/pocket-knives-edc-collection/p3

Gulfcoastguy · January 26

Having worked my career in road construction, I saw plenty of wrecks, a couple of which caught on fire. I started carrying these in case I need to cut seatbelts. I also have a hatchet behind the front seat in case I need to break glass. Any how it’s a Spyderco with the never rust steel. I have a smaller one with a yellow handle also.

WeberWho · January 26

xfire_ATX said:

hmmm i just posted to it but I notice it wont go to the top on recent.
https://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1231338/pocket-knives-edc-collection/p3

I liked your post. Unfortunately the other pocket knife thread was dumped by the buffalo. I'm really hoping this one sticks around for everyone to share.

Gulfcoastguy · January 26

Let’s see if it floats?

Gulfcoastguy · January 26

No cpr needed. Post and it floats up instead of sinking.

Legume · January 26

Looks like spyderco has an outlet store at their plant, only 20 miles away. I think I need to drop in. Free sharpening while you wait too.

WeberWho · January 26

Legume said:

Looks like spyderco has an outlet store at their plant, only 20 miles away. I think I need to drop in. Free sharpening while you wait too.

Jealous

alaskanassasin · January 26

Man I didn’t even think about that when I was there last summer @Legume

GrateEggspectations · January 26

@gulfcoastguy

Had a friend from long ago who also came across a bad accident scene and used a pocket knife to cut seatbelts. One of my main reasons for having mine with me, when I think to carry it.

TechsasJim · January 26

Gulfcoastguy said:

Having worked my career in road construction, I saw plenty of wrecks, a couple of which caught on fire. I started carrying these in case I need to cut seatbelts. I also have a hatchet behind the front seat in case I need to break glass. Any how it’s a Spyderco with the never rust steel. I have a smaller one with a yellow handle also.

I have the same one but in safety orange. Great knife

4TheGrillOfIt · January 26

Might as well add an open blade shot to this thread:

RealDonaldTrump · January 26

nolaegghead · January 26

Came in the mail today.

nolaegghead · January 26

This one is in the mail. Never had an OTF knife before

A1_on_A5 · January 26

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