Why Carry a Cheap Paring Knife on Purpose?
I carry some expensive knives, and I really do not like abusing them. Prying, scraping, opening nasty packages, cutting cardboard, and using a knife for tasks it was never really designed for can turn a beautiful EDC knife into a very expensive beater. So why not let a $1.25 or $1.88 paring knife take the abuse instead? Today we're taking a look at the universal paring knife sheath from @armisknifeandtool a small American family-run knife business right here in Connecticut. The concept is simple: take an inexpensive paring knife and give it a proper carry system. For travelers, the idea is to carry the empty sheath and purchase an inexpensive paring knife after arriving at your destination. For me, it gives me a cheap utility blade that can handle 90% of my everyday cutting tasks while saving my more expensive knives for the jobs where I actually need them. Always check current airline, transportation, and local knife laws before traveling or carrying any knife. 🔗 Armis Knife & Tool Company: https://armisknifeandtool.com/ 🎥 Watch the video: • Why Carry a Cheap Paring Knife on Purpose? 🎵 Outro Music The music at the end of this video was created by me using Suno AI. Use the following link to listen in its entirety: https://suno.com/s/cFIHkHmJ1gGuaYMm ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:02 - Why paring knives make sense 00:17 - My $1.88 Walmart paring knife 00:32 - The $1.25 paring knife 00:51 - My expensive $5.99 German steel option 01:42 - How I discovered Armis Knife & Tool 02:17 - Universal paring knife sheath 02:35 - Optional clip and included knife 02:58 - The travel knife concept 03:34 - Why I bought one without traveling 03:56 - Let the cheap knife take the abuse 04:41 - Protecting expensive EDC knives 05:01 - Carrying two knives 05:38 - Why this sheath stands out 05:55 - American small business 06:17 - The Armis Knife & Tool story 06:53 - Price and options 07:12 - Supporting a family-run American business 07:55 - Final thoughts 08:11 - Closing Some links may be affiliate links. I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. What do you think? Does carrying a cheap utility knife alongside your expensive EDC knife make sense, or is carrying two knives completely unnecessary? Contact Me: Website: https://SurvivingtheDaily.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/survivingthedaily Instagram: www.instagram.com/survivingthedaily/ Email: [email protected] Direct Mail: P.O. Box 2151, Columbia, Ct., 06237 Consider supporting my channel and help me continue creating videos by donating to my Patreon page: https://survivingthedaily.com/patreon or Consider "buying me a cup of coffee" here: https://ko-fi.com/survivingthedaily Get 10% Your First Order From CountyComm. Just Use the Link to Start Shopping https://www.survivingthedaily.com/cou... #edc #edcdump #everydaycarry #edcpouch #beprepared #edcgear #edcwallet #EDC #EverydayCarry #ArmisKnifeAndTool #BudgetEDC #KnifeEDC #MadeInUSA #EDCKnife #survivingthedaily

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