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I believe that I was another one, who pushed for this folder, approximately 4 or so years back. I was floored when this model was made available. Sal you pretty much produced exactly what was specified in that thread....and then some, with the new lock! I will grab 2 of these myself. I also believe ...

The Kris has been seeing pocket time. The also discontinued Adventurer rides in my uniform shirt pocket.

Hello folks, been awhile. I think any Schempp design needs to be held and used, first. I lean more toward the S.D./tool side. I have the Kris folder. The more I hold work with it, the more I appreciate it. It is/was a hidden gem. It has this type of feeling of falling into your hand. It appears from...

Yeah this design may be an upgrade from the Warren Thomas one that I happen to like. Unfortunately there are those that misinterpret what the karambit is and is not........I think this model is an upgrade. I have big mits, but will give a try.......take care and God Bless....stonyman.

Wow! Great pics Wouter! I hope you feel better. That flu, is a mean customer! That spydie karambit, shook my moral consciousness! I am with defenestrate, a pair of those at least....good stuff. Hope everyone has been well. Take care all and God Bless.......stonyman.

Yeah, I really sounded off for an overbuilt larger folder from Spyderco a couple years back. Your use pretty much sums up the use under certain circumstances. I can only imagine if that Tuff folder was a 5inch folder! I have been around long enough to know that Sal and the Spyderco crew always have ...

RIP TO DABIRD. MAY HIS WINGS SERVE HIM WELL. Prayers to his family.

Happy Belated Doc! I am sure you spent it with many Sharp friends!

I have been following this one for quite some time now. I usaully lean toward the larger size folders from Spyderco. I am a larger stature guy with large hands, who has a thing for SD Blade applications. This knife is quite appealing to us big folk. Way to go Spyderco for giving something to appeal ...

I guess I am an oldie as well.....this year has been a whopper for me, but prayers and a big dose of well wishes goes out to the GMan. Knifebro I was up in your area latter summer, instead of leisure time with the Mrs. Family, it was to attend a funeral. Any way through everything we all need to app...

Ok the thread is about speed of deployment. 2nd to a wave...a Spydie drop is fast....so is a inertia opening via a flick of the wrist once blade clears pocket. Cannot speak for the Yo2, but the Yo1 is blazing fast with this method. If speed was an issue, I want to yank and go...even with a folder(th...

Jackknifeh, I don't want to derail the thread, but you stated the legal limit in Fl is 3 inches.......not true. Many leo's do not know the answers. Fl knife laws are some of the most relaxed in the country. Fl has no restrictions on a common pocket knife......get it? ;) don't take my word look up Fl...

Spydercokholic, try taking some abrasives and sanding that black marking of the shark off of the Sharky........it would look more like a well used marker......I knew it was a matter if time . Before the whole Tac Pen market would be frowned upon by TSA......yes I happen to have a couple myself, in t...

Doc, you know me all to well!!! Hahaha!.....

Ditto.....I would like to see what you came up with........Cooley makes some good stuff. I have one of his 11 inch yawara sticks made out of cocobolo.

Wow Doc! What a nice knife! As in wonderful,...... viciously wonderful! That Mark Goldsworthy is worthy of the top eschelon of blade makers. His work looks incredible! Enjoy your new blade, Doc!

Hello G, that was a good informative article!

Sorry I missed Jens! Hope you have the beginning of a great year!

Happy Belated Dabird! Hope you had a good one!

Happy Belated Birthday!