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Struggling to understand the want in the blade to be thinner. It’s already a small knife as is. I’d think you’d want some beef behind it to assure you can cut properly without any issues. I respect it though. Rich .. because it's terrible in its current state trying to cut an apple, cut down a card...

Scrap the double-dent, so a thinner blade stock can be used. You'd be able to easily open it with a single-dent or no dent for that matter.

A liner lock on a Chaparral would make it way too thick. Part of my love for the Chaparral series is how thin the overall knife is.

I'm fearful that micarta scales will take away from its thinness, something that's a trademark fir the Chaparral series.

That being said, I'd love to see one.

Thanks. I appreciate the reply.

Bump...

Just wondering if anyone knows why Spyderco has never released a multitool or Swiss army type device?

Been using Ragu in a jar for decades. Before that it was Spatini from a packet.

Nice review. Thanks for sharing.

Nope.

Due to the blade geometry, I can't imagine any Spyderco being any good at whittling or carving.

I'd never purchase the Noble without first seeing the pattern I'm getting.

Had one and sold it. It looked nice, but wasn't filling any uses for me. Too thick to be a slicer for me.

Anyone?

How closely does the gray FRN scales of this knife mirror the color and texture of the scales on the Chaparral FRN?

Not even a contest. The Chaparral.

I'd be up for one. Definitely needs to be removable.

Definitely, the Chaparral is ready for some type of wood variation.

sal wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 09, 2018 3:36 pm

Hi Lunde,

Welcome to our forum. It's a new requirement.

sal

A new requirement from who?

Nice report. The Chaparral line has been my favorite, as far as Spyderco goes. The FRN version is off the chart.