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As much as I love Spydercos K390, I find spending £354 (that’s $446!!) on an Enuff 2 to be quite an ask.

FRN scales, a fixed blade with a hole in it and a sheath with more rattles than a Mojave Green will only get you so much good grace from me Spyderco.

I agree with a lot that is being said, but the main thing is no one is forcing anyone to buy anything that they don’t want. The price is there, you can pay it if you like. It’s not like the TV licence in the U.K. where we are bullied and constantly threatened into purchasing something we have absolu...

Although I choose my knife purchases with significantly more diligence nowadays, having just one single knife to use all the time would not only be a step too minimalist for being “into” knives as a hobby, but would also be too restrictive for my other outdoor hobbies too. My collection is always ev...

The Sharpmaker was one of the first Spyderco products I bought. Tenacious - Squeak - Then Sharpmaker. I have since passed it on but it taught me a lot about maintaining angle consistency. It’s a great simple system that could be improved on by offering more, possibly adjustable angle options, giving...

I reach for my drop point UKPK’s over any other Spyderco; Lightweight and wire clip makes for an extremely easy carry, brilliant edge geometry for showcasing a steels performance, great ergos which aid safe use. The drop point version is even more pocketable and the more practical and useful design ...

Personally I like the Orange and I really like the Sage 5. It’s a great design with a blade that possesses an accute blade geometry which cuts better than its stock thickness would suggest.

Rex 121 is an interesting choice - I’m Assuming it’ll be taken into or around the 69-71 Hrc range?

The Pontiac Aztek of the Spyderco lineup.

The K390 being the 5.7 Hemi install. - Hot rod performance but you still have to sit in an Aztek.

Im kind of glad of these price increase announcements as they have made the decision to put a halt to my knife purchasing that much more easier to make. A decision that I won’t take lightly as collecting knives has been a big part of my life for a long time. I already own numerous knives with a vari...

I was planning on using a MagnaCut blade, but finally lost patience. I like SPY-27, though, so it's all good. I like Spy27 too but there seems to be Complete radio silence surrounding the FRN Magnacut model’s release. Has it been postponed further? Are we waiting for the new factory to be built fir...

Or because the lock ROCKS, Seki will let it ROLL (on out the factory and into the possession of a less-than-happy customer).

Seki City Spydercos appear to be a bit of a lottery when it comes to quality control these days. I think even Maniago have surpassed them in this area now. I have a Delica with a small degree of lock rock but quite pronounced sideways play (yes the pivot is tight). Some day maybe Seki will bring the...

Just watched Eric showcase video and can confirm it is a full length backspring.

Nice G10, great steel - can’t wait for this model.

Nice to know Spyderco is sending Spy27 to Taichung. Does this mean the more popular models like the Chaparral and Kapara will be getting Spy27? Or is it just Sage sprint run? i'm curious what the price will be. it's a substantial jump from s30v to spy27 with the native lw, so i assume the same will...

The Manix LW is really starting to grow on me. Throw the upcoming CPM 15V and Magnacut versions into the mix and I could be very well tempted. Nice to know Spyderco is sending Spy27 to Taichung. Does this mean the more popular models like the Chaparral and Kapara will be getting Spy27? Or is it just...

I think my ideal back lock would be an extended Chaparral. Say a 3.4 inch blade but retain the 2mm stock. A less rusty steel would be a must though, CTS-XHP on my Chap is the only stainless steel I have ever put rust on, and thats including (semi-stainless) D2. If it’s gonna rust, may as well just g...

Because of how safe the UKPK feels in the hand in use, it’s made me question if I really need a load of 2.5 to 3.5 inch locking knives that I’m legally restricted as to where I can use them. It’s such a hassle free knife in every sense that any blade shape, steel or handle combination is more than w...

No I’m not an expert in the knife making industry, not even close. I’m simply a knife enthusiast and user and Spyderco has been my go to manufacturer for anything knife related for over 15 years now. It would appear that I wrongly made the assumption that this was a place where opinions both good a...

No I’m not an expert in the knife making industry, not even close. I’m simply a knife enthusiast and user and Spyderco has been my go to manufacturer for anything knife related for over 15 years now. It would appear that I wrongly made the assumption that this was a place where opinions both good an...

@Traditional.Sharpening I don’t understand why you are asking me to provide evidence so you can answer a question that was not being asked? I’m absolutely fine with the blade on my K390 Wharncliffe Delica. I do not need your input to tell me my blade is fine. If it was like the OP’s, it would have b...

I’d definitely be on board for a crucarta UK.
I thinking full liners, full length back spring, PB washers too.

It would be quite a different beast than the FRN version - More than double the weight I reckon.
The walk and talk should be a nice upgrade though.

Anyway, the more (UKPK’s) the merrier.