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I have many knives. In my pockets I have an Victorinox Huntsman, in the wallet an stainless steel "survival card" and on the belt an SOG EOD powerlock multitool. In the small backpack I have an Mora Clipper and in the big one an SOG Seal Revolver. I'm a knife nut Also, I have an Kabar 1221.

My pick is the multitool, the Victorinox is a back-up.

I usually only carry 2 knives, a pocket knife, for the normal work, and a combat knife or dagger for the bigger things like chopping,cutting wood etc..

what i like most in a buck bravo knife is their lifetime warranty, so as long as you don't lose it, this could be the last knife you ever buy.

Is it the first knife that doesn't wear because of sharpening? / sharpening off any damage?
Warranty is nice, but it only helps for factory defects..

And a knife for real "use" will be broken anyway, despite of it's quality.
It simply wears, eats up sand, takes damage and metal fatigue (if you use it as a mini crowbar) etc..

That's also the reason why you never have enough knives.

Buck knives has a lifetime warranty...period.
Anything is wrong, its fixed or replaced...
I recently sent in a penknife my kids gave me 30 years ago. It was fixed, cleaned,sharpened and the metal dingus on the wood handle replaced!

FREE!
Cost me $4 to ship, free return.

dirtbag is right, you can't go wrong with a Buck knife!

Ehh.. so they even repair stuff that you broke/wore yourself?
Eickhorn also has a lifetime warranty, but excludes wear, broken blades by using it as a crowbar etc..

Do they sell cars aswell?

I'm very pleased about SOG Seal Revolver knife. It doubles as woodsaw and the only complain I have on it is related of sheatsh, which have an belt clipping system very incomfortable for me.

Bucks got the same lifetime policy as the Zippo corp. it sounds.

Great news for the buyer

Thanx for the link Dirtbag