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EDC a Gayle Bradley folder, PM2 or lightweight Manix but in public usually do everything with a SAK, Squeak or Roadie. (looking forward to the Urban)
This is also in an urban environment, in a country that doesn't have much of a outdoor/ hunting culture so a lot of people are easily scared by knives.

+1 for the Super Blue Lum Tanto!
But wouldn't mind the Kris, Barong or bolstered Persian either..

I never owned the original and although it always seemed like a great design I also thought the handle would be too thick for me.
Will be very exciting to see where this design goes, in an FRN version I think it would be another great Spyderco working man's knife!

I loved that d'Allara and it was great to see so many new Bradley designs. I thought I heard something about an FRN version of the d'Allara eventually- good to hear it again, so I'll start praying for sprints of that in M4 or something.. Sound like a perfect knife. :D (for starters I'll be buying th...

Looking good! That would be a great user.

All for more FRN sprints! Missed the Endura in SB, would love to another one in a nice steel.
Still wishing for a PM2 in FRN & M4 some day..
I also believe that the color for a sprint shouldn't really matter when it becomes a staple, the color should be changed anyway.

Superblue and M4, haven't been able to try Cruwear yet.

(and YESS! for a M4 PM2)

S-Europe has much more of a knife culture than up North, France/Italy I don't think people will be easily shocked by a normal user. An Opinel should be ok almost anywhere, Switserland I presume they'd at least be ok with SAK's but I've only been there once for a few days. ;) I think the lightweight ...

I believe this will be my perfect slipit, hoping to be able to order some Spydies from the USA again soon!

And thanks for the good memory & information, IG-88 :spyder: :D No problem!! I couldn't bear no longer to see the suffering of some members ;) I think I also remember the ???? left in the list. Byrd Raven Thanks for helping, a shame though that my top 3 isn't in there so I just have to remember...

I would really like natural ('ghost jade') G10 scales with holes, 5 might work best for me to really make it a different edition again.
A titanium version would probably also have a lot going for it..

Can't wait for some more M4 but also interested in Gayle Bradley's other steels of choice so I've ordered a Mule.

Liked the GB2, especially for it's weight but I personally missed the choil from the original. (but I think many people will be happy to see that go, part of the reason I didn't use and then sold my first GB. now I'm used to it and love it) I also heard a mention of the steel on the GB flipper not n...

Holes (5?) and Cobra hood, wire clip and I would prefer a non hollow grind but I doubt that will catch on if everybody wants a somewhat old school ATR.

Haven't voted, neither option is very good for me. I love the design of the Chokwe but I think commercially speaking it would make more sense to wait a few years before making a sprint. At this moment it would depend on what the sprint version would be like wether I might buy it, the original is alr...

love the "blue jeans" FRN's :)

Yes, pretty much and the holes in handle question was still open, believe it was planned as a sprint.

The ATR had no holes but that was not decided yet, G10 scales on both sides and the same bladegrind/cobrahood as my ss ATR has as far as I could see.

I believe this size a serrated would be more usefull, small hawkbills in plain edge look beautifull to me but would mainly be usefull for 'softcore' gardening (harvesting mushrooms).

There was so much great stuff, I'm hoping to see pics of the ones I liked best..
Definitely saw some upcoming financial problems.