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Nationalknives.com is where to get your sprint run. They are awesome to deal with. They box your knife wrapped in a microfiber towel that keeps even your boxes safe.

I have this disease that really keeps me focused on things that are not that important to others lol. I get really torqued up when ...

Vivi,
Get you one of the sprint run Police4 's, the Micro Melt PD #1 is really been some great steel with every one I have gotten. I have done close to 12 now and still counting lol...

I am not a big fan of the color of the scales, so I have either dyed them black or got some aftermarket one ...

I thought the upcoming BBB folder would be in 15v and regular production, but I haven't heard anything about it as of late, so I could be wrong.

Personally, nah. The Police 4 G-10 is already as perfect as an ergonomic large backlock for me.

One of the problems with a folder as large as the P4 is the tendency for the blade to be off-centered in the closed position. I have noticed this in other backlocks too, so I'm wondering if this problem ...

Perhaps. But only if BHQ is not given the exclusive rights to this one as well.



Weren't the standard black ones just regular production from Spyderco? I thought they just got the initial drop exclusive in their M4/jade combo.


There was a big hullabaloo here in the forum a few years ago ...

Yeah, they have a more neutral handle profile, but they are also contoured rather than just flat slab scales, so I feel like they are more natural in the hand than the stock scales (much for the same reason the Shaman does as well). But there are certainly other aftermarket scale options to ...

If you cut yourself, and before you think to grab a bandaid you grab your phone to take a picture to share with your knife buddies...you might be a Knife Enthusiast.




Literally the very first thing I did when I got my first Spydie-bite, many many years ago!!! :squinting-tongue :squinting ...

Another probable reason for many folks is,

People would hate to mess up the edge of a Sprint run knife. Especially if it costs $150-200 or higher, and they have only one copy if it, getting it after spending precious time chasing drops until they score one.

If someone messes it up, usually there ...

Honestly, some just want to collect things and leave them at that state, right out of the factory.

Some also do not want the hassle of sharpening high performance steels, or do not have the time and patience to do so.

Me, I just like to collect some, and use some. I've sharpened some steels to ...

-Love small knives because they're discreet and can be brought almost anywhere with minimal effort to hide them.

-Highest rated would be the Lil Native, based on how many copies and variants I have. Would rate even higher if scale chamfering was present. But I do love Ladybugs and my most used EDC ...

I have nothing technical to contribute to the conversation, other than to wish and pray for @sal to have many more hale years to come, to see the fruition of his endeavors such as this.

I much prefer the Ladybug over the Manbug...the Manbug's thick squarish scales are uncomfortable for me. But I guess it depends on the size of the fingers one has.

Hi 8th_Note,

Welcome to our forum.

Actually, the stickers in the boxes was the Staff's doing, so I can't take credit for it. We do have a good staff and they do care about you..

sal



We may sometimes be overbearing and a cantankerous lot (and some might say, a bit whiny), but please, do tell ...

I'm in the camp where i find the Chef to be just about the perfect size for EDC purposes. Why not make both? a Mag'cut OG Chef and an XL version. MY only hope is that if there's ever an XL version, they'd keep the ambidextrous clip. The Chef is one of those rare righty framelocks which is ...

Does anyone here know when Spyderco started adding these small round stickers to the inside of their boxes?



I don't know the answer to your question, but feel compelled to chime in anyway. I think the stickers are way cool, and I like getting them with my new knives. And they're NICE ...

I'm just ticked that I couldn't find my blacked-out Salt anywhere, hoping I didn't lose it somewhere during a hike or something. Definitely one of my beater blades and more blacked-out options would be great, although the all black coloration is a PITA when you're trying to find it after losing it ...

Sharing this old video of unboxing my Janisong, imported from Europe, more than 5 years ago.

The Janisong is so intuitive, despite this being my very first time to handle the knife (you can see that the knife is sealed in its plastic bag), I immediately knew how to operate it.

I wish all my forum ...

https://youtube.com/shorts/OqUn4abgA-E?si=xO4RCfH0opafv69I


Cool knife but I would lose a finger.


That's the best part! It's so ingeniously designed, the "cages" prevent any accidental cuts to the fingers, plus it's only sharpened on one side, you'd sooner stab yourself accidentally than ...

I had a sketch that I was going to submit, but it was extremely similar to the Bodacious, so they've almost made my knife. I would change a few things though:

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3. Handle wise I'd like something between the Shaman and Bodacious. I've come to realize that for me it's actually a little ...

Hi GeeDub,

Welcome to our forum.

Yes, it's real. The Janisong has a long Talkin' Story. . Maybe sometime in the future, Mike and I will run it down.

sal



Dear sal , I think the Janisong design is one of the most unique and special knives that the company has ever manufactured. I just cannot ...