M16^® Knife - Everyday Carry Stories

For some people, carrying a knife is tied to a job or a specific need. For others, it is just part of their day. It goes in the pocket in the morning and comes out at night without much thought. Joseph P., an everyday carry enthusiast from Arizona, described it as the first thing that goes into his pocket every morning and the last thing that comes out at the end of the day. It is not a decision he makes each day. It is just part of the routine.

That same pattern shows up in other stories. Don M., from Ohio, described his M16^® knife as a constant companion, something carried daily for whatever comes up. Over time, the knife picks up marks, scratches, and wear, but those details are not seen as damage. They are reminders of where it has been and how often it has been used.

For others, it becomes something they rely on more than they realize. Andrew W., from Washington, shared that he did not fully understand how much he depended on his knife until he did not have it one day. That absence made it clear how often it had been part of his routine, quietly handling the small tasks that add up over time.

That is what defines everyday carry. It is not about a single moment or a high-pressure situation. It is about consistency. It is about having something on you that works, without needing to think about it.

For the people who carry this way, the M16^® knife is not something special or separate - it is just part of how they move through the day.

Don Mumford - Sidney, Ohio - EDC Knife Enthusiast