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I will second the positive things about this knife. It should serve you very well. I am considering picking one up myself for the upcoming fishing season while I'm on the water.

I'm going to join the rest who would go for a Stretch in Super Blue. I like the Delica mind you...but I LOVE the Stretch!

I am content to wait patiently. Okay, maybe not so patiently. But I will wait, because I know it will be worth it in the end!

Looking good! I'd say that swap is working for ya. Have you reprofiled the edge on the M4 blade?

I'll just add my voice to the chorus. Thank you so much for bringing us these pictures and reviews, Wouter. It is truly a joy to see this coverage every year.

Also, I think the Air is perfect, and I will be putting one in my pocket ASAP! Thank you, Spyderco!

I will be watching this very closely. Depending on final model/specs, I could be all over this. Thanks for listening to us, Spyderco!

I'm game! I have been impressed with this steel, and I love the platform. Yes, please!

Congrats, Ted! I always enjoy reading your posts. They're always funny, informative, or both! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion for Spydies with the rest of us here!

Thank you, Sal. A great reminder of all I have to be grateful for, and how we should strive to all be friends.

I don't get it. Why are folks balking at $240? Yes, in comparison to some Spyderco models, that is a chunk of change. But, look at other knives out there from other manufacturers that sell for WELL ABOVE $240. I don't hear a lot of folks griping about paying twice that for other knives. I think ...

Brown Mili good! 'Nuff said.

Seriously though, I love mine. The steel, as noted is easier to sharpen and holds an edge longer than S30V (IMHO), it packs a lot of blade into a slim package, and looks cool in Brown too!

I carry a Dragonfly 2 in ZDP frequently. It rides loose in my RFP at the office. It fits me well, and cuts like a much larger blade.

The Delica in ZDP is no joke either, though. However, the Dragonfly sees more pocket time due to it's size.

Another vote for the Stretch. The ergos just work better for me, and it is a slicing machine!

Tip up here as well. Most of the knives in the 3" - 3.5" range work best for me that way.

Otherwise, I carry smaller knives loose in my pocket, or the Military as tip-down.

Brown XHP. Great steel, cool color. You already know the knife design is incredible. 'Nuff said.

D1omedes wrote:A D'fly 2 in SB would be sweet. Make it with gray FRN and it would match my Caly 3.5. :)

+1 I love my Dragonflies and my Caly 3.5 SB!

I think I'd even love this one in Gray G-10...

I too prefer it clipless, as that is how I carry M-F 9-5. I think it is just about perfect in every way to my eye, and cannot wait to own one.

I do not think it is pricy at all. Given the quality of materials, the quality of workmanship (I think it safe to assume here), and the fact it is a ...

I'd be down for at least one. Great idea!

Ed Ricketts wrote:I'd like to see a dyad, jr sprint in jigged bone. The micros were beautiful, but a little too micro for me. The jr is closer to the right size.

Big +1 to this idea! I'd like to see this too. It would be a great melding of traditional and modern.

I carry a smaller Spyderco knife (e.g., Dragonfly or Kiwi) clipless from 7:30 - 4:00 while at work. After hours and on weekends I carry a bigger Spyderco knife clipped inside either RFP or LFP.