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I hope all goes smoothly.

735 for me please.

Thank you for a generous give a way.

I would really like to see a HAP40 Caly 3.5 with the same green handle as the 3 inch version.

Other than that, either a JD Smith with a hollow ground blade or a Rock Lobster with a contoured handle would both make me happy.

I don't have the Calypso Jr, but I do have a few of the older super blue knives. Just use it and it will patina. There is no need to seek out any special foods.

Very nice collections.

There was also an orange handle rescue version of UKPK. I had one but lost it.



https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/detail ... Orange/435

I still want a Caly 3.5 in HAP40.

Always fond of a Caly so I would say yes to both a 3 and 3.5. Not a big fan of bolsters.

I am not a huge XHP fan but it wouldn't preclude me from buying the knife.

As long as it is still coming... I am looking forward to this one.

Not as thin as the FRN Chaparral, but the urban is a fantastic office knife (if you can do without a lock).

The 52100 version is close enough in performance. Grab one of them.

I voted Endura. I just did a 5 day, 350 mile bike camping trip and the only knife I took was a HAP40 Delica. It was plenty of knife for anything I needed to do. I believe it. Pacific Salts have been with me for over 3,000 miles of bike camping and they were more than enough. Even carried a PE versi...

I voted Endura. I just did a 5 day, 350 mile bike camping trip and the only knife I took was a HAP40 Delica. It was plenty of knife for anything I needed to do. That sounds like fun! It was a great time. I rode from Pittsburgh to Washington DC on the GAP and C&O trails the first week of September. ...

I voted Endura. I just did a 5 day, 350 mile bike camping trip and the only knife I took was a HAP40 Delica. It was plenty of knife for anything I needed to do.

ZDP-189

I really enjoy my SE Endura in ZDP-189. It can be chippy and a pain to sharpen, but gets wicked sharp and holds the edge well. I know there are more suitable steels for SE, but this does everything I need of it.

Just a couple pics I had around because this thread needs caly pics....

Carrying the Chaparral for about two weeks off and on. It's great. I only have one small nitpick. The honeycomb FRN is very grippy and almost sharp, like fish scales. I especially notice it when I put my hand in and out of my pocket. Will the scales soften up over time? Maybe my hands are too sensi...

Voted No. It's been a couple years since I purchased a knife.

Everything I have been carrying is well used and sharpened. I thinned most of the edges in the past, but I have been lazy and really only maintain with the sharpmaker anymore.

Here's a 2 year old pic of my Caly 3 right after I thinned the edge.

It is still my daily.

Tims wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 12, 2019 6:15 am

Just noticed the lightweight has 7 large serrations while the SS model has 8.

My SE ZDP-189 Endura also has 8 of the larger cuts.

Between the two, it doesn't really matter to me. I like Caly enough that I would buy the LW version with either steel.