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Couldn't be without this amazing tool... just perfect for a weighs next to nothing but supercapable hiking companion...

Hey Austrian compatriot ;), Don´t know anything about new Shaman sprints, but Palo Art actually contacted Lamnia sometime last year if they´d do a (and the first) European dealer exclusive, see this https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?t=95535 thread.... Perhaps you could advocate for a Shaman t...

knifestock just frequently has deals worth to get mentioned here... 1.) Siren for € 166.93 (that´s actually a great deal, but site says only 2 pieces left, so be quick if interested - especially since the model go discontinued) https://www.knifestock.at/spyderco-siren-g-10-black-c247gp-p78016 2.) Ma...

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Sun May 19, 2024 3:13 am

... Dare I say I may even prefer it to my beloved Chaparral.
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Heresy... ...

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Sun May 19, 2024 3:16 am

Burnt Orange and a bluish natural patina on the Rex 45.

... my man...

It's that time of the year where I either like to enjoy late spring/glacier skitouring in our high mountains, or stay in the lower regions in the first place where there is no snow anymore and already shorts-tanktop-and-trailrunningshoe-time... :smlling-eyes This is another one of those "Almen&...

I am one of those who actually really like bunt orange.
Even more so when the REX 45 blades it comes with show some patina or the HAP40 blades patina and scratches on the soft SUS410 cladding steel..

I'd actually like to see a Dyad featuring a comboedge blade and, yes, a saw (most will know that Soyderco had a folding "Spyder"saw in their lineup back in the days).

Even started a poll on this once
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I love PM2's, and I'm sure I'd also love your great new black one. I don't love the pocket clip misses. My jeans get shredded enough already. My jeans get shredded, too, at a rate just a wee bit faster than I wear out the butt riding my bike and sliding around on pavement. I'll report back here if ...

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Wed May 15, 2024 7:46 am

aicolainen wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 2:07 am

It will probably happen eventually. Sal just needs some time to work his way down your wishlist.
Chap SE and Chief LW are checked off, so maybe the M2 SE is next

Chap se is available?

Not yet afaik...

Yet another hike with the Pac Salt... https://i.postimg.cc/X7fX4D2V/20240511-173617.jpg And yet another beautiful backdrop. I've been away from this thread for a while, and seeing this I know why I came back :) Great shot Gernot ! Buddy Dan Gernot, that looks like a painting!!! 👏👏👏 https://i.postim...

It will probably happen eventually. Sal just needs some time to work his way down your wishlist. Chap SE and Chief LW are checked off, so maybe the M2 SE is next 😄 :grin-sweat ... good one! ;) I have to say though: If Sal ever actually considered my wishlist, I´d toss out all of my other wishes for...

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Fri Apr 12, 2024 3:53 pm

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May I ask: What exactly is wrong with that old handle? Anything functional?
Looks good to me, just on that pic...

Not mine, it must be one of my most carried Spydercos and also one of my favorite food prep knives. https://i.imgur.com/I2d26Ci.jpg For a still general utility folder and for its compact closed size the Kapara works absolutely great in food prep indeed! (Aside from tasks where a taller blade would ...

I have no interest in a serrated Manix 2 in any steel, but I still don't understand why there aren't any in the lineup. It seems obvious there should be at least one. Maybe they haven't wanted to introduce a new blade until the screwed CQI came out, or until the Salt release. My guess is it's just ...

...... Here https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?p=1332284#p1332284 is shown how you easily can post pics ... and yes, Davids thread is great and serrations are too ;) Wartstein my friend serrations are functionally excellent. I prefer combo edges. SEF, my friend, so you´re back?! That´s good!!...

That has not been my experience. I've found that serrations cut some tough materials better than a plain edge. When the job is complete, the serrated edge is still suitable for continued use, while the plain edge can be disappointingly degraded. For this reason, if I think I'm going to encounter so...

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Sat May 11, 2024 6:57 pm

Reporting back . . . I bought a Dragonfly 2 with Black FRN and VG-10. Decided my capability gap was not having a blade under 2.5 inches for carry in a more (blade length) restrictive nearby locality. (It does look great next to the Endura and Delica.)

I sure hope you went for SE...

Yet another hike with the Pac Salt...

I am a huge SE fan. Almost all my Spydies are SE or CE. That said, I don’t really understand what keeps Spyderco making SE versions of so many of their knives. My observation is serrations are almost unknown in the folder world today. If serrated folders were profitable surely there would be a lot ...