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Just an (overdue) update.

Golden worked their magic on the Rescue and didn't charge a cent. The two knives are peacefully co-habiting.

Thanks spyderco for excellent customer service. :spyder:

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Just don't let your Rescue get jealous, or it might give you a little love bite to remind you who's been around for you for over a decade! :eek: :) On the contrary, the Rescue will have soon be pampered: living in dry, warm pockets and rucsacs. The Salt, on the other hand, will be left neglected in...

MANIXWORLD wrote:....favorite running watch,i pod shuffle,shades and a Salt Spydie, to accompany you on a run-sounds like the perfect running gear...

Please tell me you also have a pair of shorts....

:eek:

[ATTACH]10249[/ATTACH] The Salt has come so the Rescue has got out it's passport and will be taking a trip to Golden for some well earned therapy! The Salt has done light gardening duty today and works nicely. Looking forward to work hardening it! I prefer the longer, slender more graceful blade of ...

Earth!

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jeroboam wrote:Spydies get everywhere!
Even the darkest Welsh Valleys.........

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on Payday there'll be an Orange UKPK as well!

Where can you find the UKPK?

FRN PE Cricket
FRN SE Rescue

Yellow Atlantic Salt... on it's way.

Meet a friend of mine... [ATTACH]10207[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]10208[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]10209[/ATTACH] I bought this :spyder: FRN Rescue in 1996 for around £45. As you can see it's had a hard life: I instruct mountaineering and kayaking for a living and am a member of a local cave rescue team. The knife ofte...

Just a cautionary tale, I carry my cricket in the watch pocket of my Levi's but it has an occasional habit of jumping out. It seems to be when I'm wearing a jacket with a fitted (elastic drawcord) hem, which lifts it. More secure in the "proper" pocket.

Yog,

I guess there are more sheeple here in the UK perhaps where having an EDC is considered odd. I'm a teacher and my EDC is a cricket PE, I've got by with no problems tho' obviously I'm discrete and don't wave it about. I wouldn't carry anything bigger for work.

High school teacher of biology.

Someone else suggested a Toad to dissect toads, how about a mouse to dissect mice or even ocelot to dissect......

My EDC is a cricket, I don't dissect locusts but do use it on a daily basis.

I only owmn two spydies, but I swear by the 204. You must have kitchen knives etc, the 204 is great on those.

My rescue, next to the bed and a pair of ice axes on top of the wardrobe....those would make a serious mess of anyone.

Ted,

How did you get your blade blacked?

Ted,

How did you get your blade blacked?

Samo,

Best wishes for a swift recovery.

I carry screws and plates in wrist from a m/cycle accident, it'll get better!

Look forward to seeing you back.

FRN PE, as my EDC. I love it, only complaint is that the pivot slackens up after hard use (hard by cricket standards, my rescue would handle it fine!). This is easily resolved with a Phillips screwdriver. Could there be a problem with the pivot?

I have added a Boye Indent (should that be a Matt indent?) using a dremel on my Rescue. Doesn't look as nice tho'.

What do you want it for?

Rescue and Delica/Endura have fundamentally different blade shapes and are designed for different tasks.

Not on mine.