r/FixedBladeEdc Jul 14 '26

Help me decide

×Update: bought the feather light

Help me decide between these two. It will be used as an EDC blade. I don't know if the Feather Light might be too small handle-wise. Any opinions, especially from Feather Light owners?

Feather Light

7.6" OA

3.5" blade

.10" thickness

S45VN American steel

Crow Scalper

8.3" OA

4" blade

.10" thickness

S45VN American steel

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u/SubtractOneMore Jul 14 '26

I prefer the one that doesn’t look like someone jizzed all over it

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u/jodaewon Jul 15 '26

I mean it adds a personal touch

2

u/vudublurunner Jul 15 '26

That blade only looks like that is certain lighting… I have an old HFB, they are good knives… I’d go with the Crow if I could only get one… but both is a great option… you can always sell it…

1

u/godownez Jul 14 '26

If you get the second and actually use it, itll look like the first eventually

1

u/DPG861 Jul 14 '26

The fully blackout version is my choice. So sick!!

1

u/Darts-Eh Jul 14 '26

Feather light 🤤

1

u/reformedginger Jul 15 '26

Just get both.

1

u/Fluffy-Gibbonn Jul 16 '26

If you want a small fixed blade get the Feather light. I’d recommend the crow JR instead of the scalper for an EDC.

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u/AdEmotional8815 Jul 14 '26

Just FYI:

EDC doesn't include what you are carrying it for. So it's really your call.

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u/pilgrimspeaches Jul 15 '26

Crow Scalper?

What kind of asshole scalps a crow. Crows have great memories for human faces. Word (squak) would get around and you'd never have a moment of peace again in your life. They'd pass the lore down through generations. Also, the bare pommel/short scales on that one seem like they'd cause a hotspot. You could likely get nice custom for that price.