Tip Heavy EDC

[Gunnar The Azul]

Whats something beefy, with a strong tip (thinking tanto maybe?) with lockup like a ZT or Sebenza, thats durable enough to do some prying, real light prying like taknig the safety clip off the wheel of a lighter?

i was looking at an Emerson Super CQC-7 perhaps.

its a good looking grind, unique, has G10 (YAY), titanium liners even, and i hear the chisel grind can get retarded sharp

what are your thoughts on tank-knives for more vigorous tasks? i EDC even if its heavy.

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[Gunnar The Azul]

EDC use i mean things we do literally every day. i know i dont open boxes all day, but maybe cutting plastic bottles or even coke cans to start germinated seeds for big fat tomatoes

i thought the wave feature on this thing looked like a great bottle opener. weather it be pressure sealed lids on jars (i can my own food) or bottles with beer-cap lids this could probably pop those open easily.

what else can one do with a practial and cool looking knife that has real every day function? of course without getting gimmicky haha

[Antonio_Luiz]

Whats something beefy, with a strong tip (thinking tanto maybe?) with lockup like a ZT or Sebenza, thats durable enough to do some prying, real light prying like taknig the safety clip off the wheel of a lighter?

Knives are for cutting - if you wan to pry use the right tool.

If you're in the habit of pulling things apart and maybe wanting to get them back together I suggest a good multitool.

[EOD13]

For EDC I'm hooked on Emersons.... They can take a beating and still keep going. The CQC7 is one of the less expensive ones also! You'd be happy with it IMO

[TRXRyder]

The Emersons are great carry blades but it hurts me to think of using one as a prybar, even for light tasks

What are you thinking man??? Save the blade for cutting and get yourself a mini prybar or a multi-tool to throw in the EDC lineup. Your blade will thank you

[waterdogs]

A multi-tool would serve your needs much better....save your good knife for proper use.

[WuYen]

Yep a mini pry bar is a good suggestion, but as far as a beefy edc, I just got a microtech socom elite manual folder, and it is beefy, strong tip, and full size, im not a fan of small blades...

[jzmtl]

Spyderco navaja is pretty stout at tip, more so than I'd like in fact. I have a countycomm pry bar on my keys for those type of things.