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I have a Caspian Salt. It looks interesting and different but for me, didn’t work as a dive knife, primarily because of the sheath. Looking at the photo Meatman posted, the sheath lashing points are too close together. Lashed to a BC, I found the handle lifted up and away from the BC and created a s...

Luke at Cuscadi did something pretty close for me ...

Once wildly popular but they seem to have been replaced by the latest model of the hour ... It never was a great flipper but still a very pleasant knife to use despite the thick stock.

Centofante 3 with ZDP189
Centofante Memory with natural Ti scales
D’Allara 3 back lock
A drop point in a Harpy shaped handle - much prefer the ergos to the Delica frame

Clipitool Rescue : Sometimes we get all caught up in the latest model, latest steel or sprint run and forget the quality Spyderco tools we have. This Rescue lives in the centre console of my pick up truck as an emergency tool. The first aid kit lives behind the driver's seat. My car and motorbike ar...

PITS has overtaken my Memory as my most carried Spyderco this year.

I rarely carry the same knife for more than 3 days in a row. As others have mentioned, variety is the spice. I have quite a lot of knives, very few of which are mint collectors items so I can rotate through a few knives that I enjoy carrying, using, sharpening and owning. So far this year I have car...

Photo request (open) for a Native Chief and a Renegade. Preferably not the presentation side (ie clip side of the Renegade). Bonus points if a Calypso is included. You win the internet if a Jason Guthrie Ranger is also in the shot. Thanks Edit ... Fill in the blank ..... https://i.postimg.cc/BvZMTgb...

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Thu Jul 18, 2019 3:44 am

The Memory was a real looker wasn’t it. The epitome of class.

It’s a fantastic knife. I wasn’t wild about the blue ano but after it got the scotchbrite treatment it became and still is a regular in my rotation.

Here's a wharnie to look at (and some other Centofante goodness)

Unfortunately the Centofante hasn’t been upgraded with all the “modern” expectations of 4way clip, screwed construction, FFG, unnecessary liners and is still stuck in the early-mid 90s. All that said it is a great knife for what you are paying for it. More ergonomic (to me anyway) than a stock Delic...

https://i.postimg.cc/9QqVWrJF/IMG-1772.jpg I'd take a sprint / upgrade of any of the Centofante designs with the exception of the compression lock Vesuvius. I may have mentioned a Centofante 3 in ZDP189 and British Racing Green before. The C25 is probably my go-to zip tie and blister pack killer, t...

The ONLY H1 knife I have in plain edge and it's the one you want a photo of a serrated one

Yesterday's carry. It's been a while since a Spyderco was in my pocket and it was good to get back.