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Bugs wrote:No preference here. I just carry 'em the way they come

This for me too. I switched the clip on my Tenacious to see what it was like and I switched it back.

Mine arrived a couple of days ago and I am really enjoying this knife. When I saw the picture of this originally, I knew I wanted one. I had the chance to handle one at a local shop and was surprised by the size as I thought it would be larger. After carrying this for a few days I feel that this is ...

"American Eagle" is also the business name of a very large web development company.

Looks like I am going to have to jump on this one too.

I have picked up a couple of small fixed EDC's lately and am looking for a good carry method. I have a small FB in my bag, but the swick looks like it may be a good option. Living in a big city has it's challenges carrying a fixed blade.

I have a Sage2 and Persistence to compare. While both knives are very nice, I think I like the Persistence better.

I can relate to this as I was looking for the same thing recently and went with the Sage2. The wire clip gives it a nice low carry and the size is enough to handle most of my daily tasks without freaking anyone out.

I will eventuall get a Stealth Chap though too.

SPAM!!!!

It's been 30+ years for me. My first Spydie was a slab sided SS worker (which I still have and use regularly).

I would carry this way in a nice belt sheath. Something that will take a lot more wear than my pockets, that's for sure.

If I remember correctly this sharpness is due to either excellent tools or equipment and craftsmanship or a combination. I never tried to isolate which knives I had that had a sharp hole or liners to a particular factory but it might be interesting to see. Jack I would agree since the maching on th...

I was thinking about taking a thin strip of emery paper and smoothing this out a little (don't have a SharpMaker yet). The edges on my Yo2 are nowhere as sharp as on my Sage.

I have recently picked up a couple of knives and the Spyderhole has very sharp edges. Just wondering if there is a good way to take the edge off and keep the hole consistent.

I am new to the forum and like many others, I have bookmarked this thread and really enjoyed checking it out everyday. Thanks for showing off your amazing colection.

swigert wrote:Do you have the budget to get both?

Spoken like a true Spydieholic. I will probably own both eventually, but not sure which one to get first.

I am looking at picking up a Sage or a Native and was looking for some guidance. Specifically I am looking at the Ti versions of these. I am leaning towards the Sage 2 over the native because I feel the liner lock is easier to operate one handed (closing specifically), but really like the lines of t...

Just to pile on here. Steve just modded a Pingo for me. Not only is the work he does amazing, but it makes this knife much more comfortable to use and carry.

Stunning!

Very nice. How do you like the bolt lock compared to the liner lock.

I just found this thread and it has been very informative since I have been eyeing a small Sebenza for a while. The new Insingo blade style appeals to me.