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Lots to choose from, but these are my favourites. The leatherman multi tool been with me for many years, many countries, great bit kit. Next is the Havalon ‘Jim Shockey’ series hunting knife. Awesome for skinning and portioning, replaceable scalpel blades means it can always be sharp quickly, no matter how much I abuse it. The ESEE 5 is a good survival knife, very solid and good at everything but not awesome at any one thing. If you only want one knife for everything..... but you pay for the quality. The Morakniv bushcraft is another excellent knife, smaller and thinner then the ESEE, but once your experienced at battening/ debarking and splitting wood it can do everything at less weight. Still pricey but well worth it.
For an all round, tough and inexpensive tool, by far the best is a good quality machete! I cut mine down for jungle use, it can do everything a survival knife can plus more. This one is over 20 years old, and been through some awesome use, working wood and dispatching game. Easily my go to and favourite take everywhere first pick.
Cheers
2006 GUIV DX 4.2 TDI Ute, Bullbar with Warn winch, Narva round spotties, scrub bars and side steps, Snorkel, Dual Battery system, Waeco fridge, 2 x Narva spotties an 80W solor panel on roof, Custom tray, 3" Redback exhaust, Bluemax 2 - EGT/Boost Oil press/Temp and dual volt gauges, Lifted, front locked and fully loaded......
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