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When they were in production I was into the smaller Spydies and thought the Chinook would be to big for my tastes. Since then I have progressed to the larger knives like the Endura, Police, Ulize, and the brown G-10 Calypso. I now feel like the Chinook would be right down alley and was wondering if ...

The G-10 Spyderco Rookie (3" blade) is one of the thinnest folders I own. Unfortunately, it's currently out of production but you can sometimes find them on ebay. here's a link to a thread with great pics of the Rookie from all angles. http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?34689-Rookie-...

Early 90'S

Great first knife! The Dragonfly was my first Spydie purchase back in the 90's, and the rest is history - I've lost count of how many Spyderco knives I know own. :D

Anyone currently using this stone that can give a review? With the leather carry case it seems like it would be a great (portable) choice for blade sharpening in the field. Thanks.

You can't beat Roger and his great employees at knifeworks for customer service

What started my addiction was the FRN Dragonfly, by default. I wanted the Pro-Grip but they were out so I got the Dragonfly. Great little knife that hooked me - the only drawback was the molded clip that didn't hold very well so I eventually lost it. Not a real problem since it's been replaced by 3 ...

Personally, I like a well-made Damascus pattern. Damascus is also available in stainless steels, so rust isn't necessarily an intrinsic trait. I think that when used properly, it can enhance the aesthetics of a knife. On the flip side, Damascus can also make a knife look too busy and even cheap. So...

Just got my Memory in the mail today - it's an extremely nice, very classy looking knife. (will make a great dress knife) My only small issue with the knife is that it would have looked even better with a blued titanium clip to match the frame.

Kopa - elegant, smaller knife that isn't intimidating.

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Chris Reeve
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Want a great bird and trout knife... Try one of these.

I thought the Endura was too big for EDC, until I bought one - now I think my old EDC's (delica, caly-3, dragonfly) are too small EDC. :D

Thanks for the chance!

Probably my para-military 2 since I play with it the most. I've got 2 band-aids on one hand and one on the other from last week. :D

Maybe it's just me but I find the pinned models seem to have a little bit better fit & finish than those with the torque screws. I also like the fact that thinner scales can be used on the pinned models.

I used to be a little leery of using a spydie in a restaurant at first but after doing it for 15 years I don't even think twice about it anymore. I make sure I carry one of my "nicer" knives when I go to an upscale steakhouse.

When I buy a new knife I want it to be centered properly. However, since I can't actually handle the knives I buy on the net I live with the uncentered blade as long as it isn't rubbing when I close it.

Like the Titanium Delica Damascus? I hope so!