Spyderco Forums

The Salt line is, on my opinion, the ultimate work knife series Spyderco produces. That's why I carry a Salt 2. If you don't know what you may need your knife for then the salt line is what you need. I understand splinter picker knives with very thin behind the edge stats are funnier to use in a con...

Can someone post a side by side picture of a shaman and Pacific Salt tips? Thank you in advance

Szabo folder. Pretty stout all around. A little off topic but I've used the spyder hole on a closed knife to help pry out a nail before. Just got the head of the nail onto the edge of the spyderhole and rocked it a few times. Manix 2 to be exact. It wasn't a big nail either but it worked. I use the...

Prying with knives isn't always an abuse, some people don't get this. There are small things that can't even be pryed with normal prying bars or similar tools... that's when a butter knife, screwdriver or pocket knife steps in. I've done it and never damaged a knife because of that. On the other han...

I would think about the overall construction of the knife before I focus too much on steel. Just because a knife has a well known tough steel doesn't mean the KNIFE will be tougher overall than another model. Agree with all your points ... the reason why I picked the Native over Chinook (1 and 4), ...

Easy... Aqua Salt! It unfolds from the sheath and folds back

I don’t care for the “police” name at all. Not particularly fond of the “military” name, but since the para military 2 and para 3 seem to get shortened to pm2 and pm3/p3 often I don’t have any negative associations. Urban... I like the knife not the name. I understand why it was so named, but at th...

Since this is regular production it will be available again. My question is, how are the trade sanctions affecting Spyderco? I've wondered the same thing, especially since steel has been a central tariff item. And last time I read the news there was also something with US-EU new tariffs that among ...

cycleguy wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 7:52 pm

steelcity16 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 6:51 pm

Haunted House wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 5:35 pm

ABX2011 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 5:34 pm

Delica

+1 for Delica

+2! Trying to set the mood and make my own as we speak!!

+3 for the Delica

and taking a leap on this one, Manix backlock!!!

CG

+4 for the Delica!

I can't justify carrying a fully sheepsfoot blade for EDC tasks but the tip on the Salt 2 has served me well in almost 2 years of carry.

I can't say I'm all that impressed with the DPS 15 blades I have seen... The entire reason for having a pattern welded cladding is the aesthetics and these are just plain ugly to me :( I have one of the foliage green FRN Delicas with this blade material, it looks better than most of the pics I've s...

Ahahahahah

Vivi wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 2:45 pm

tonijedi wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 10:58 am

I think all of us use that grip while cutting.

Must have missed the first post I don't.

I didn't miss the post, what I'm saying is that you use all kinds of grips even if briefly. I've certainly grabbed a knife in both handle and blade in all possible ways.

I think all of us use that grip while cutting. The thing is, the grip changes while you are working, it is more like a movie and not a picture. It's like asking if you walk in a certain way and put a picture of someone with a raised leg... you don't walk like that but you certainly walk with one foo...

Cut open more than one bag of concrete, lol. Well if I had said bags of concrete lol Luckily you only need one, you probably won't make it all the way through that one. Go ahead, ask me how I know! ;) Serious question, not trying to mock or make fun, do you need to use a knife to open a bag of conc...

Looks amazing!

Never batoned with my Salt 2 but I have batoned with combination edges on fixed blades without a problem. Thanks for your reply!! And, man, just realized (don´t know why not sooner): I could just go and try for myself... since I HAVE a SE Pac Salt now... :D (sure, I would not want to completely ben...

Never batoned with my Salt 2 but I have batoned with combination edges on fixed blades without a problem.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the ricasso on the Delica, Endura, etc. is the perfect design. It acts like a choil, but isn't one. I love it. It doesn't get hung up on things like choils can. Also, it's the perfect area to drop the blade onto when closing one handed. Lots of room to cho...

Salt 2 to slice an onion and open a bag of mussels