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more light weight knives with H-1 blades and no steel liners:
Lava-FRN, bigger dragonfly-FRN, 3.5" closed lenght, stretch

I agree with dirtpig67. i'm not in the military or law enforcement, but find a folder that fits your hand and then buy 2 of them. "One is none, two is one, three is better."

and thank you scottie3000, we appreciate your service to your country.

thanks for the answers spoonrobot, sorry about your knife. I read on another form and saw reviews on you tube and they mentioned the endura 4 had play in the blade look up compared to the pacific salt. I have an endra 4 and was thinking of getting a pacific salt.

Is the Pacific Salt's lock-up better than an Endura 4?

stretch II, FRN, H1 blade, no steel liners.

mini Delica, FRN, no steel liners, 2-1/2" blade with 3-5/8" length closed
a knife size, closed length in between a dragonfly and a delica, light weight.

Light weight Lava, FRN handle

I just got my FRN stretch. WOW! It will replace my delica 4 and endra 4. Sal if you ever make it with a H1 blade and without steel liners, put my pre-order in!

I'm new to knives and I just got the paramilitary a few months ago. I like it the way it is. The handle fits perfectly and comfortably in my hand. the balance feels perfect. the blade and handle size gives me good control. It's the smoothest spyderco I have. If you make any more changes other than c...

thanks tank! I'm ordering mine.

salt 1 is my small big knife and my big small knife is the Para military. blades are the same size the handle size and weight are different. I tried the native but it does not feel good in my hand. I'm thinking about the rookie too.

I thought I was the only one. I miss the endra as well as the delica 3s. the steel liners make it too heavy and slow. I was told to try the pacific salt. but it does not have the same point.

Is the FRN stretch handle the same thickness as the endura or delica 4?
I've been looking for a knife in between these sizes and weight. I love my para, but it is a little to thick for EDC.