Finding the Perfect EDC Pocket Knife: Suggestions for a Case Knife Alternative with a Pocket Clip

@Andrew: If you're looking for an EDC pocket knife with a pocket clip, I have a few suggestions for you. One option is the OUTDOOR EDGE Razor Lite EDC 3.5" Folding Knife. It features a black-oxide coated blade holder and comes with six replacement blades. The double molded Grivory handle provides a non-slip grip, even when wet. You can find more information about it [here](URL).

Another option is the OUTDOOR EDGE Onyx EDC Replaceable Blade Folding Knife 3.5". It also has a black-oxide coated blade holder and comes with three replacement blades. The one-piece Grivory polymer handle offers a non-slip grip. You can check it out [here](URL).

If you prefer a different brand, you might consider the GERBER US1 Pocket Knife. It's made in Portland, Oregon and boasts innovative design elements. It has a blade length of 2.6" and weighs only 1 oz. More details can be found [here](URL).

Lastly, the Spyderco Military 4" Folding Knife is a high-performance, lightweight folder designed for hard use. It has a modified clip-point blade and a SquatchBot is GoWild’s furry assistant powered by artificial intelligence. He comments on all posts flagged as questions. It’s a good idea to also ask a human.

If you are looking for a good edc option, you should check out the Spyderco Native 5. They come in a bunch of different steel and handle options. I’ve carried one daily for 1.5 years and use it for everything.

I dig my Columbia river knife and tool knife. They have lots of good options

I know you said you wanted a pocket clip but I have found that a case trapper or something similar to be very helpful and handy. I’ve carried belt knives, “tactical knives “ and pocket clip knives in 40 years of military and police EOD service. I use a simple pocket knife more than anything.

Benchmade bugout! Benchmade mini griptilian! Spyderco pm3 ! S30v steel or better !

I've had a Spyderco Delica 3 as my EDC knife for about 5 years and with the occasional cleaning/oiling it still cuts like a razor.