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Any reason a forumite with a Zoom pro plan couldn't just set one of these up and invite folks?

I have done some Trader Vic's zoom calls for tiki enthusiasts, and they are a blast!

Coming out of lurker mode to express thanks for this awesome bit of history and insight into Spyderco's early years of innovation! My favorite Spyderco serrations are the ultra aggressive SE H1 serrations... especially on the Pacific and Atlantic platforms. SE Atlantic has been an EDC the last sever...

Salt Des Horn FRN in Alaska Flag blue!

I am exiting lurker mode to wish Patrick a very excellent birthday! Cheers, old friend!

-Jason

A pile of Watus!

Goes without saying that I am extremely excited about this one! Thanks, Spyderco, for continuing to refine and explore the possibilities for this traditional design, and for the effort involved in translating it into the realm of high-tech materials. It is also great to see continued, generous partn...

Jess Horn FRN Salt!

Thanks, fellow spydernuts! Life has kept me quite busy, but I still pack a spydie daily and check the forums a couple times per week.

Really looking forwards to the Lil Chokwe!

If anyone wants to see a presentation covering my work out in Chokweland, shoot me a PM .

Very excited that this is still in the works!!!

1. Blue Lum Chinese
2. Smith
3. Gen 1 Chinook
4. Big Calypso
5. Micarta Caly Jr.

After reading the article in the Spyderco Byte on the upcoming LC200N Native Salt, I am feeling 110% ready to order mine! Has anyone heard when they will be available? I have been hugely impressed by LC200N, and oftentimes prefer FRN to other scale materials. The Native is such an intuitive and ergo...

Snow camo would be fun!

Chinook II around 2004

I would enjoy a Yojimbo salt! I am not sure how successful it would be, or how much mainstream appeal it would have. Maybe a blacked-out LC200N special forces version?

Did this idea originate from the shark defense thread?

Still in Ketchikan, Alaska.

Mora knives are a ubiquitous component of life in southeast Alaska, being used by many fishermen and hunters. There are plenty of imitators, as well. The attraction is they are cheap, easy to field sharpen, and semi-disposable. I don't know that Spyderco would be successful in taking much market sha...

We've got the small Chockwe in-the-works. I carried a prototype for quite a while and found it to be unusually ergonomic considering it's just a "stick" handle. It shows that often refinement can take a different path and stiil get there. sal That is fantastic news! Yea - the small Chokwe knife I h...

So, I'm working on a smaller Chokwe design. about 3.25" blade. I'm looking for suggestions. Clip type, lock (I'm leaning to Compression), handle material, color, steel? sal I apologize for being late to the party, but am delighted by this news! Here are my suggestions, although I am just one of man...

Or a Spyderco documentary with lots of interviews, anecdotes, etc.? Could be faster and less expensive to produce, and video interviews become treasures with time.

Can't go but would want to buy one!