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After seeing that picture posted above, yeah, I would spring for one.

Have you seen the Sage 4 which came out not to long ago? Or are you speaking of the next Sage 5?

You've got to be joking...

It is definitely a movie I would see again. I too saw a spyderco on one of them. I thought it was a good movie with excellent portrayal (from what I'm concerned) of what they do and how they do it.

That is amazing. Good work.

That's a really cool design on it.

Canada's knife laws are fairly vague, but overall lax. There isn't really a limit to blade length. Just the way the knife opens limits the knifes that are legal. As long as its not concealed, you should be fine. I talked to an employee at House of Knifes and they said that you can carry a broad ...

I cannot wait to try out SureFire's new Fury. I've always been a big fan of SF but I've been tempted to try out a Fenix or 4sevens.

Welcome! Nice set of EDC's.

A pm2 and a SE Tasman, with my leatherman wave.

Very nice job, excellent tutorial as well

I used my PM2 to open boxes and cut tape. Then I used my SE H1 Tasman to cut through an orange on my lunch break.

I bought a SE yellow Tasman for worry free work as well. It's my total beater knife, because I baby my pm2. Rips through zip ties and any packing my work can throw at it.

An H1 pm2 and milli would be a dream come true

Going to be carrying my pm2 and SE Tasman through the new year.

That's an amazing story! You really do have an excellent wife. I wouldn't have believed my own eyes :)

Mine goes to my PM2. First and only Spydie so far. 2012 is gunna be expensive :)

Use my PM2 to cut label holders at work (strips of solid plastic), cut boxes and rope. Cut through everything like warm butter and I didn't freely the blade dull after the plastic. I just cleaned off the glue from the tape and it was good to go again! :) a SE spyderhawk would have been more suited ...

What about a Sage1 CF? Small, classy, good looking knife.

As much as I love the liner lock, I love the compression lock on my para2 more. It more fun to play with and you can press the lock and flick it open and closed. Plus it keeps your fingers clear at all times. The liner lock and funds are the only things holding me back from buying one (that and I ...