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I have a PE yellow example from the earliest production batch. I bought it in person at Country Knives in Intercourse, PA. :) Have a yellow SE Atlantic scheduled to arrive Friday -- it will be my winter boat knife for fishing prawns and crab. My wife carries a SE Saver; not a whole lot smaller, but ...

It is beautifully well done, and a killer deal at the recent closeout prices. S90V and titanium in an artful design. What's not to like?!

SE Pacific! A rust-proof knife and chainsaw, in one.

I have always been fond of how handy, maneuverable, lightweight, and useful the Native is, especially in SE. I carried and used one frequently back when I was in the Peace Corps 10 years ago. A SE H1 Native Salt would be a top carry piece, for sure.

CE Impala and the SE Manbug Salt.

Seems like a fun steel to have in an E4!

Chinook 4 and a yellow SE Atlantic. :)

+1 serrated Pacific. A real chainsaw, and great showcase of the best qualities of Spyderco's exceptional serrations. Plus amazing edge-holding properties.

Hawkbill Salt Swick would be awesome!

I bought one on closeout at KC. Not my usual style, but I couldn't resist S35V and the polished G10 at such an affordable price. I'm very surprised that this design is being discontinued rather than taking the knife world by storm. It flips great, and while I guess I can imagine why some people take...

I also like thin blades. I wish the Centofante 3 were available in some sprint options. Perhaps XHP or LC200N?

My wife frequently expresses the opinion that it isn't worthwhile to own a non-salt knife. While she prefers larger blades, her jeans have smaller pockets, which limits her carry options. She doesn't like "pointy" blades because she thinks they are too prone to accidents, especially while ...

This seems like the knife that can perhaps fill the psychological void left by the grey FRN Caly Jr.

I have lost three: -- A 440v mili that was stolen 10 years ago during my last days in the Peace Corps. I know exactly who stole it, but had no hope of recovering the knife, and felt bad for them, so accepted the loss. -- A dragonfly salt that I lost while body boarding in Hawaii. The waves that day ...

Looking forwards to picking one up. Looks like a veritable dream come true!

Lately it has been a Spyderco Ed Scott Impala CE and the mighty Manbug H1 SE.

Tie between the H1 Ladybug Hawkbill and H1 Manbug Salt. Hope to get a Hawbill Dragonfly soon, and expect that will get top marks!

I would be very interested to try a PE Spyderhawk in LC200N. It is surprising that hawkbills remain a "niche" item with such a small yet intensely devoted cult. Perhaps there is a need for educational outreach -- an illustrative video and/or article about their practicality in various dive...

Thanks for the birthday wishes and kind comments, guys.

I am hoping that a H1 Spyderhawk sprint is in the works. :)

Until then... there is the H1 Dragonfly Hawk!!

Rock or Rock Salt.