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Shameful saless pitch didn't completely work, I was already sold the first time I saw a Rock Jumper..
Very keen to be holding one as well, or maybe both but will probably start with a PE.
Hoping this will be available soon enough to make it to a possible Portuguese trip in october.

sal wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:10 am

Isn't that Unicorn horn serrated?

sal

Must be, every single one I've seen was...

Would like to see an LC200N LW Street Beat!

I can see people considering this design ugly but personally like the special Spydie looks and liked the first Stretch as well. Did totally fall for the Stretch 2 as soon as I first handled it and it's definitely in my top 3 of folders in general. The original Stretch was definitely a fine knife but...

****, too busy, didn't make it...
Lots of fun to all those who will be going!

Definitely well deserved, one of my all time favorite Spyderco's.

For a bit over a year now I've been getting, using and carrying more fixed blades. I usually like to neck carry since it makes it easy to conceal but when wearing several layers of clothing can also be hard to get to so like to carry some small folder in pocket as well. Living in an urban environmen...

Would get any Worker in FRN but not sure about H1, would prefer LC200N or just VG10.
For H1 I think it also would have too much competition in the Salt 2.

Thanks, Sal! It was inspired by work from the artist, Piet Mondrian! Hi Nick, I'm familiar with Mondrian. For my first two years in college, I was an art major (before switching). Great study. sal Did you end up in engineering? That would explain a lot. Biology, optometry, accounting, engineering, ...

RadioactiveSpyder wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 07, 2018 8:27 am

Because my teeth aren’t that sharp

And I'm also missing my 2 front teeth so yes, there's that as well..

Obviously a knife is for cutting stuff but it's a good allround tool as well and no a knife isn't a crowbar but plenty of knives get used for more than just slicing and they're a very usefull basic tool. I also usually carry a Victorinox Pioneer or Spirit multitool so I can use a few more tools when...

Sounds good to me in Cruwear (or 3V/4V) but I've already got one and don't use it that much so I wouldn't buy a new one just for a cool steel. Very nice knife btw but I often use a smaller folder and/or take a fixed blade when this size. Could well be a favorite edc if I lived outdoors and would mai...

CRUWEAR!!!!!!!!!!! Ok, ok, i'm kidding on this one! :D :D LOL! Even though you're kidding, I bet it would sell very well. If CruWear (whatever the correct spelling in this week) is as tough as the cult of cruwear claims, it would make sense since it should be pretty chip and roll resistant on a thi...

It does say they have it but I've also had them screw up orders before where I was told that something that I ordered (which said available) and paid for a week earlier actually wasn't in stock at all..
So they are capable of making mistakes.

From its infancy, the Waterway was designed to be an all around utility knife. It is made to withstand extreme corrosive environments and it has a number of design features that are meant to optimize it for fishing and water activities but it was always intended to be a slim but strong “do everythi...

Looking forward to using this as a nice allrounder. Although I love water mine won't go fishing and will stay quite dry, having epilepsy water and me don't combine as well as I would like. ;) Would also really like to someday see that "Fresh Waterway" happen! :) I'd love to see a slim fixed blade li...

I skipped the slipjoint tu just pick locks that actually lock 'fixed'. Slipjoint is great as well though. My favorite is the backlock, I picked the caged ball bearing lock 2nd. In my experience all of these locks are pretty good at keeping a blade closed. (presuming it is well executed, 2 out of 3 E...

A knife brand that's well known for making fine edges on great slicers should definitely do well having a great steel known for it's toughness as a production steel.

Big fan of my Police 4 and it has seen quite a bit of work although for my urban environment it's at times a bit big so I carry a smaller blade that gets most work done. It's currently on loan to a friend who needed to try out K390 as well as the Police 4 design. On K390 I think that it shoulkd be t...

Would be very keen on this one, specifically with the Endura 3 handle.