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I have a mini pry bar that I got at a local hardware store for $2. Trust me, you don't need to spend more than that on one. I use that sucker a few times a week for any number of things: opening bottles, popping lids off things, as a screwdriver, as a leverage point, as a scraper, etc. Can't say thi...

I knew I wanted the Ouroboros but the SpidieChef is an outstanding design

Your interaction and dedication to the ELU is what yields us die-hard fans. I have a huge amount of respect for that and I hold your company in the highest regard for not only making a stellar, innovative product, but for treating your customers like they're people.

You shouldn't be able to do that. Did you tighten the pivot pin?

Sage 1 is extremely awesome. I've been gaining a huge appreciation for my sage 3 lately though. I got the blue g10 version in a trade a couple years back and the tip was messed up. I just fixed it and I'm really enjoying using it and the extraordinary smoothness of opening it. I've had a Sebenza and...

My wife uses her meerkat every day. My H1 hawkbill ladybug is one of the biggest workhorses in my collection.

I was out shooting and was setting up my camera for another run. My shotgun was slung in single point configuration and was resting alongside my pocket. The sidesaddle grabbed my lanyard by the monkey's fist and off went my para 2! Such a weird occurance http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/SpIice/6...

I agree, you can do it but it is really not the way the knife was designed to open. The design and the thumbstud really come together to make them not the most satisfying knives to flick open. More of a nice smooth motion and then a quality thunk when it locks up. Which is great until the lock fina...

I caan only imagine- that must have felt like getting dumped

My wife carries a meerkat every now and then. Quite the handy little blade!

Very slick, very professional, and most importantly a very exciting catalog. Tell whoever designs it that they did a rock solid job!

The karahawk is one of the ugliest things I've ever seen. Bet it's functional as all hell though! The Serrata is the definition of simplistic beauty. The Domino is very high on my list

Of all the lock types I've encountered, the RIL is the only one to ever fail me, and that was on a Sebenza... I don't understand why it's considered so strong since the contacting part on the lock bar can wear down if you don't open and close it just the right way. Yeah it's a thicker liner lock bas...

I have all three. All three are AWESOME knives and you can't go wrong with any choice. The Native 5 is strong. The Paramilitary is fun. The Sage 1 is gorgeous, smooth and won't damage your jeans. I'd have to say the Sage 1 is my favorite. It seems the most "Special". It an amazing knife, but it HAS...

I started a new job at an upscale restaurant a few weeks ago. So far I've produced my sage 1 once, and my manbug 3 times. Manbug FTW

My three knives I carry most are those and a delica. I would say the PM2 gets 80% of the pocket time, the other 20% divided equally. It's just a superb knife in every respect. The sage is amazing, but I find it slightly less versitle and not quite as pleasing in the hand

I figure given the brain trust here, someone must know something. My wife got this for me for valentines day! we haven't been able to open the back to check out the serial number unfortunately, so were trying to ascertain as much as we can online. Here she is: http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/Sp...

TheCajunBlaze has also been instrumental in my knife purchases. Dude just tells it like it is with enthusiasm, and he can be pretty funny too

He puts out good reviews with TONS of information. I don't watch any of his videos other than reviews though, and even with reviews I find myself skipping around them as he'll stay in a single talking point for forever

Mmmmmmmmmnandi ::drool::