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The Terzuola slipit is one more entry for the other/unique category. Two screw vertical placement. With that stated, I am presently on the hunt for a replacement or compatible pocket clip and screws for a Terzuola slipit.

The Terzuola slipit. I got it one time the first day I owned it and never since.

I have one of these that I still use when I need a small, "nonthreatening" knife in an event or theater space. These are great office knives. Kudos on your find.

Larry_Mott wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 11, 2019 2:55 am

I have all except the black Almite one. Patiently waiting for one to show up at a price that is <ransom money

That's exactly how I feel about the Klotzli Walker.

I'm in for another. My big ask: WIRE CLIP!!! This knife is too small to stick out of the pocket as far as it does.

I can recommend all three. Here is my experience using them in real life: (Delica) V-toku2 sharpens up the quickest of the three and has great edge stability. I loaned it to a friend who used it to saw through a small dowel and torqued it with no edge deformation. It also patinas the quickest as it ...

My problem with the Double Bevel was the tanto point. Never was a fan. Then I found this...

sal wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 10:55 am

If I do have the opportunity to make molds for an FRN version, my current consideration is K390.

sal

Yes. Just yes. That is all.

I loved the k390 urban and wanted one in an easier to sharpen steel. I will 100% be buying one of these once it comes out.

My biggest edc change was switching to a traditional slip joint (get bullnose) loose in the pocket from a clipped spyderco most days. I work in a climbing gym and a clipped blade often gets knocked around by my harness so pocket carry has been preferable.

I'd give him a baliyo pen so he doesn't hurt himself.

I saw that coupon and it perfectly lined up with a great deal on a plain edge, micarta Jot Singh Khalsa. I've had 3 before but they've all been serrated. Excited for my new old blade to arrive!

I vote for a Mule and a model that does not yet exist.

I think 4V might be my max.

I think the c15 terzuola is one of the most ergonomic knives spyderco ever made. They have done several more collaborative models with Mr Bob T, and I'm not sure if they were really popular. One of my favorites and most carried is the double bevel that has been reprofiled to a clip point. I'd love t...

When I lived in Denver, I carried an ESEE Izula every day in a leather belt sheath 5 o'clock position. nobody ever gave it a second glance. If I tried that in Chicago I'd have police meet me on the train.

Man, I miss living in Colorado! Hoping to pick up a few once they hit eBay and Bladeforums. Come on, G10 Rhino!

Spyderco has updated a few steels from the OG Japanese producers for the modern market. Gin-1 is analagous to Cts-bd1 and ats-34 (best steel ever) is RWL-34. I'd like to see old models re-released in their modern production materials. A new Terzuola in RWL-34 (or CPM154) and titanium, a salsa or pro...

I'm going to echo the call for a C22 Walker Sprint and suggest a few options in order of preference:
Smooth G10, CPM154 or BD1N (or 20CV if you must, but I prefer an easier to sharpen steel), made in Golden
Pakkawood or Aluminum, Hap40, made in Japan
Titanium, S90V, made in Taichung

What lightweight caly releases? Is this from somewhere in the depths of the casual bombshell thread?