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DLTJordan wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 12, 2020 1:43 pm

We have other models in the works, I can't be specific on which yet, but more are coming.

Hmmmm, good to know. Any plans for a purple blade and handle?

steelcity16 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 21, 2020 9:40 am

I'll take this in a Military with blacked out liners. 2 actually.

Are they releasing a Military version?

I may need one of these to compliment my M-4 Military.

I think this may be my new left side carry knife. Any guesses to a release date? Who has it for pre-order?

Welcome back and great review.

Happy Birthday!

I'll be there. Hotel reservations have been made.

Tatanka?

Congratulations Blueblur!

I'm in. Thank you!

Ummm, 5(Spyderco Military and Pacific, Emerson CQC-12, a Wilmont Knives K25, and a wee little 2 bladed fake ivory-handled knife that rides in my jeans watch pocket-- very sheeple friendly. I didn't count my Leatherman Crunch). I didn't pick the name "Blades"; it was given to me in 1994 by my Air For...

The older I get, the less I like bright colors like this. That said, I’m still going to pick one up! I also hope for a future run with a DLC coated blade/black hardware. I'm the opposite. The older I get the more I want something besides black. :) I like the lime green but I know nothing about CPM-...

My first Spyderco was a fully serrated Endura. I carried it for 20+ years until I visited the "Holy Land" while I was vacationing in Denver. I bought a fully serrated Pacific Salt and retired my Endura. I've always carried a full serrated knife because sometimes you need the big teeth to bite big.

bearfacedkiller wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 5:57 pm

Military!!!

+1!

TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 10, 2019 7:42 pm

Whatever happened to the Tropen or Subvert?? Two releases I never saw anything about here besides LC with the Subvert.

I'm wondering about the Tropen also...

Cru-wear is one I like a lot. I have a Wilmont Knives K25 and it loves to cut and keep on cutting. I missed picking up a Spyderco Cru-Wear knife.

Very cool!

Looking forward to seeing this one at Blade Show.

My CPM-M4 Military. A few swipes on my ultrafine stone every month or so and it keeps slicing keenly. Great steel.

This is the first polished G10 I've had and it is very smooth. Similar to polished carbon fiber on the Rubicon. The shape of the handle and the ample finger guard provided by the flipper tab, make it very secure once in sabre or reversed grip. A little more care must be taken when in transition to ...