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There's already a thread discussing it.

Hard to find anything else to comment on until people actually get it in hand.

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It could be a new clip pattern for the Atute, which Spyderco could still use on future models of this size.

Isn't the hole in the clip just so you can access the pivot screw if you carry right hand tip down?

MKM Colvera

My favorite is the Spydiechef because --being a Salt-- it seems like the most low-maintenance design among the choices.

It's hard to see from the photo, but the yellow on the Manix 2 is just a wee bit lighter than on the Native 5. Though this may just be because FRN and FRCP absorb dye differently, which is most apparent if you compare the Spy27 Manix 2 and Native 5 LW handles. It could also just be variance between ...

Lil' Sub-HIlt

It feels good to be back. Thank you for the smooth move and update.

In before the move

Swayback for today

I like the Astute. I wish it was made anywhere other than China.

Mine is a bit stiff to open, though it will probably break in with use. Amazing how much cutting edge it has compared to other Spydies of similar size.

Caly 3.5

Just the wharnies.

Manixguy@1994 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:28 am

MG2

Lovely succulents, Dan. The Sage is awesome as well.

Roc in the pocket today.

Thank you for the detailed photos.

It would indeed be great if the 15V Microjimbo is regular production. It'll give folks like me who live on the other side of the globe and have slow Internet connections a chance to use this steel.

Didn't know where else to post it. Just some wharnies I had nearby.

You're welcome, p_atrick. I earnestly hope that this mystery knife will be available by 2026.

Maybe they could put the bread truck on the packaging.

Thank you!

I think a lot of folks were scared off because of the exposed cutting edge when the knife is closed. I took some sandpaper and dulled that area. Still a lot of blade left, and I can just sharpen it if I change my mind later on.

Nice shirt, Gernot.

Tropen in the pocket today.