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Hey Jeff; I know of a couple of stores that have really good prices, like MSRP from 3-4 years ago, so figure out what that is. They don't have a great selection, but the prices are killer. send email to paul.campbell@hushmail.com and I'll let you know where to go. As for selection house of knifes ha...

Original plain edge clipit delica, worn every day for the last 6 years.

Paul

Vancouver, BC Canada

I just found out there are a lot more people here that carry spyderco than I had originally thought. Pretty cool.

Paul

Sal and all; Hey Sal I didn't realize you owned the company. I think that it is really good that you care enough about the people that are interested in your products to take the time to participate in this forum and listen to their suggestions. Anyhow onto my question. I looked at the Snap it yeste...

Sal; I can see that alot of people are putting the snap-it and remote release on the cull list. The only thing I would like to say is that non-standard attachment mechanisms are a good thing for people that carry knives in different situations and getting rid of both of these would be a bad thing I ...

Sal, What is the mechanism for detaching the snap-it from whatever you attach it to?? do you hold the gate back with your thumb and then pull it off?? Do you have any specs on the internal dimensions of the loop thingie on both the snap-it or remote release so I can figure out what I can attach them...

Clay, Thanks for your response. One question that I had since I have not seen either of these knives in RT, is how the snap-it gets released from whatever you hook it to. Do you pull the gate open with your thumb? In answer to your question it would be clipped either to my harness or to a biner on m...

Hey all, I am looking for a good knife for climbing, so I need a different attachment mechanism than most knives. The only ones I can see here are the remote release and the snap it. Does anyone have any opinions on these two knifes in terms of the attachment mechanism. Right now I am leaning toward...