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I imagine the C100 will open the new facility. If this occurs on May 21-23, I will be there.

Ankerson, I believe that there would need to be a salesman in order to invoke the term "snake oil". Cliff has made no promises or exaggerated claims. He refers to published research papers by materials scientists, which demonstrate interesting properties of steels with extremely fine grain...

Lots of love from me--a great EDC. I also wouldn't mind it thinner overall (2mm blade would allow the frame to be smaller), and a lock is not necessary. I find that the lack of a lock feels streamlined and reminds me that these "petite" tools are aimed at simple chores, cutting only. With ...

That does not appear to be a trout; nevertheless, I am impressed at your proactive move to commission a custom from the collaborator. Do Spyderco make their models from as thin blade stock as Phil Wilson? It seems that the South Fork is as popular a fixed blade as any they have made. I enjoy your re...

Clip vs no clip is a vital question you must answer.

The Kiwi 4 is striking and highly functional. It would definitely generate conversation.

You could source wood or other decorative scales...

Chris

I know that you asked about deciding between two knives, but I suggest you consider a third.
The Stretch is a fine EDC and with its extra belly, might serve well as a skinner. FRN would be quite easy to clean (blood).

Cheers,
Chris

I've recently started carrying the Stretch 2. I winced to pay so much, but it was a conscious decision to make it a long-term everyday carry. It is superb in its light duty role. Lots of blade in a thin, compact package. The sharpest Spyder I've seen. Outstanding Seki fit and finish. The only quibbl...