What kind of knife/multi tool do you carry?

[IRIDEZX6R]

When I first saw those parts I was all like "Not sure if serious" then I was all like :mellow:

Anyways, I only carry a little Smith & Wesson 24/7 folding knife. I rarely ever use it on scene, mostly just at the station.

I thought the samething, I wasn't quite sure if he was joking or not.

 

[saskvolunteer]

I use a Spyderco Endura for a knife. Thin enough that it's not in the way, but a good knife when you need it.

 

[Remeber343]

Gerber Multitool, and a Cold Steel Recon 1

 

[rwik123]

waved Emerson CQC-7

 

[fast65]

I'm not gonna lie though, I do carry a multi tool kit with me, I took a picture of it for everyone:

 

[Tigger]

My Leatherman Wave lives in my backpack that I take to work, I don't wear on my belt or anything though.

 

[emt1231]

benchmade ritter mini grip knife

 

[usafmedic45]

Someone should seriously do a study looking at a potential correlation between the amount of crap on EMS providers belts and in their pockets (along with the size of the knives, etc) and the size of external genitalia. I'm betting it would be an inverse relationship with regards to the men and a positive relationship for the women.

 

[Nerd13]

I have a neat little Gerber paraframe that I bought for camping. I've thought about taking it to work but never really saw the need. If my trauma sheers can't do it then I probably don't need to be trying to fix/cut/deal with it in the first place. It would probably only get used to open stubborn packages anyway. I'd actually be more worried about psych patients snatching it off of me...

 

[abckidsmom]

Someone should seriously do a study looking at a potential correlation between the amount of crap on EMS providers belts and in their pockets (along with the size of the knives, etc) and the size of external genitalia. I'm betting it would be an inverse relationship with regards to the men and a positive relationship for the women.

Is this the way I'll finally get my boob job? I should just get more stuff on my belt? That's cheaper, and less anesthetic risk!

 

[usafmedic45]

Is this the way I'll finally get my boob job? I should just get more stuff on my belt? That's cheaper, and less anesthetic risk!

Two things:
1. I cannot adequately assess your potential need for a boob job based on information currently available.
2. I wasn't referring to boobs when I mentioned female external genitalia.

 

[abckidsmom]

Two things:
1. I cannot adequately assess your potential need for a boob job based on information currently available.
2. I wasn't referring to boobs when I mentioned female external genitalia.

Typed, deleted, and retyped, but I can think of nothing to say that should be said. Suffice it to say, thanks for the laugh this evening.

 

[usafmedic45]

Typed, deleted, and retyped, but I can think of nothing to say that should be said. Suffice it to say, thanks for the laugh this evening.

Not a problem. If it's something that shouldn't be said publicly, there's always PM. LOL

 

[mycrofft]

Again...

In the field with the Guard, a Victorinox officer knife (with saw, nail scissors) plus a small brand name Visegrip pliers with wire cutter; my geologist's pick close by. 7 inch Tetrasnips in my kit.

 

[JsonAre]

waved Emerson CQC-7

Must have cost you a pretty penny.

 

[abckidsmom]

In the field with the Guard, a Victorinox officer knife (with saw, nail scissors) plus a small brand name Visegrip pliers with wire cutter; my geologist's pick close by. 7 inch Tetrasnips in my kit.

I always thought you might have been there for the cave paintings. Now I'm starting to feel certain.

 

[mycrofft]

abckidsmom

(yeah, me and firetender).