[ForumSurvivalist]

Bradford Knives has 3, 3.5, and 4 inch fixed blades in some very nice steels.

Bradford Knives

 

[AlphaSierraCharlie]

+1 on the Izula, although I wish I'd known about the Izula 2 when I bought it. I carry mine concealed on my weak side for a reverse grip draw. The grip is kind of small for a rapid, high-stress draw so I added the stiffest Solomon's weave lanyard I could tie. It's just long enough to hold onto with a less-than-perfect grip, but short enough to not short enough to allow a floppy, ineffective grip either.

 

[Eli...]

As others have said...ESEE IZULA....one of the best little knives I've ever used as an EDC...lost the first one...bought another one...carried it for years...got stolen...bought an OKC RAT 2 in d2 steel...folder but it's pretty nice...need to buy another IZULA still...can't go wrong

 

[Flinter]

Benchmade Mini Bug Out

I love that knife.

sorry, I read right past the fixed blade part.

 

[lb0190]

They come in various lengths...

Original TDI Knife

KA-BAR Original TDI Knife

www.kabar.com

 

[gorn5150]

Anyone packing a candiru? CANDIRU

I have the candiru and izula. I put micarta scales on the candiru. That make a big difference. Both knives are great.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

I daily a fixed blade every day. sometimes a bit bigger, but my favorite by far is the little long discontinued Kershaw Echo. I wear it at my centerline with my belt buckle offset to the left. (I'm right handed)

I'm a fan of horizontal carry.

Horizontal Carry

Are there any fans of Horizontal Carry for having an EDC fixed blade on your person? Of course, I am. You can tell by the fact that I started a thread on the subject... Now I like my folders, even have a couple autos in the mix, and an OTF, but a fixed blade is just so simple, and so strong...

www.survivalistboards.com

With the knife sitting sideways along your beltline, you can carry a substantial blade under an untucked t-shirt, and go completely unnoticed. I've gone as large as a ZT 0100, my second favorite daily carry fixed blade, and a Microtech SOCOM Alpha s/e.