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The Brouwer hits on many of the things that I like...and I agree with much of what’s already been covered. I carry it un clipped in my pocket, so the stock clip works for me, although I wish it was titanium to better fit with the other materials on the knife. I do have an issue with the lock bar on ...

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Sun Oct 13, 2019 5:54 pm

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Sun Oct 13, 2019 5:18 pm

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I rarely have the occasion to slay a pig carcass while washing up after a long day.

If I ever found the need to carry a sharp bladed object in the most unnecessary place, it might be the H1 Ark. It has more bite than Irish Spring.

Thanks for the welcome message. It was food for thought relative to highly anticipated sprint runs or other in demand designs. It could be a nice strategy for select/special releases. I’ve done something similar in a previous life when demand was high, but customers were sensitive to significant pri...

I wonder if the leadership team has considered Spyderco making the reveal announcement in concert with a specific time and day that it will be available at all customer purchase channels. That is really easy to say, and very difficult to do. Not much different than when a certain tech company releas...

If it were me I'd take the whole knife apart, put the two liners and scales together, and grind down the front of the handle until the plunge line and edge are exposed. That makes sense to do, but it does seem odd that this appears to be the way the knife was designed versus being out of spec. Ther...

I would suggest taking the knife apart and grind a sharpening choil in the blade If you do that then you will be sharpening even less of the cutting edge, as there will be less cutting edge total, and things can get caught up in that notch when cutting them. I know it bugs you OP, but I wouldn't wo...

Can anyone shed some light on the positioning of the plunge grind on the Ambitious? It lies covered up within the liners/finger guard area on mine. I think it's intentional, because the stock photos hint at that positioning. Regardless, it looks like you can't really get all the blade when sharpenin...

Well described by others already...I would describe the detent as snappy. Very deliberate in such a way that you know it's open (or closed) by the sound and feel. It's one of the knives that I could probably open/close in the dark, while upside down with my hands behind my back. The blade is always ...