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The laminate steel blades are great. It’s amazing how thin they manage to keep them.

Are the grandkids over?

That one was a bit surprising. One would have thought that particular model would be a best selling Maxamet model.

There is zero problem getting the kick to land on the index finger with the RJ/LJ designs. Sal is very well aware, from what I’ve seen and experienced, of that particular problem. Even the Temperence 3 leaves just enough room to drop the blade onto a finger. Righties may not do this with compression ...

LC200N Salt 2

Best backpacking knife ever.

Weighs nothing. Well almost - 1.9oz

Well, the handle forward design is well executed here. The handle is neutral with a hook at either end. It lends itself to a hammer grip, putting the wrapped index finger as far forward as is possible without interfering with the cut. While my preference falls more toward the Signature knives ergos ...

I went with the Rockjumper for a handle forward Spyderco. Initially I was disappointed it wasn’t a Sheepsfoot. I got over it. It’s a great design. I like that there is no jimping on the blade. It’s primarily a hammer grip knife. The bias to close is on the light side but adequate, makes for a very sm ...

The Goony is cool. Great stuff.

Waterway from Spyderco
Endura HAP40/SUS410 from Bento Box Shop

I like the Tini 2. Very useful.

Quite a few knives in my pile aren’t street legal for me, the Police amongst them, unfortunately. It’s not just length at times, sometimes it’s purpose.

Same here. The Rookie always gets an Oooh! From me.

Okay. You got me with that one..

Bump.

That Persian.. my word.

Oh! ^^^^ Yes Indeedy ^^^^ That’s the stuff! Spyderedge LC200N is, I think, the sliciest of slicy things you can possibly have! No claims for ultimate performance parameters, but if you spend some time on the rods with this stuff it’s amazing. Swick, Salt 2, I need to get this in a PAC Salt. Just awe ...