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The frn scales on the Byrd are more likely to have hot spots than the scaleson the Tasman,and the Byrd is chunkier and more squared than the Tasman, and of course the steel on the Byrd is not quite as superb as the Tasman H1.
That said, the Byrd is an excellent knife and a superb value.

This a big, big industrial market, far larger than the personal folding knife market, and I would love to see a Spydie version of the box cutter.

The Cricket. It is thin, light, cute, small, and stylish, even in stainless steel, and it is definitely beautiful dressed in either blue or black carbon fiber. The Cricket can do pretty much anything you need an EDC knife to do, and more if it has to. The best daily part about owning a Cricket is th...

The Sage 1 is perfect. You don't need any other EDC. And it's gorgeous in a classic, understated way.

Please, good sir...You have to add all the models of Spydies to the poll, not just some few selected knives, in order for us to accurately answer the question posed.

You have to add all the models of Spydies,, not just some.

The Lli' Matriarch in the Emerson Wave version may be what you want.

This guy from Slovakia has reviewed a vast number of knives. He is almost the anti-Nutnfancy, in that he is silent and his reviews are brief. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ry_mcyGj8c

Why not trade or sell them at http://www.knife-bst.com I wish there was a forum for that here, but bst seems to function as an unofficial extension of this place.

Are any new hawkbill model Spydies going to be introduced in the coming year?

Sal, it never occurred to me that the numbers were proprietary, but that certainly makes sense.
Thank you for your welcome to the forum. I can't believe that that I got a response from you, the man himself...I'm a big fan of your work :)

Does anyone how many knives Spyderco produces per year?
How many Enduras and Delicas have been produced since they were introduced?

Has the Stretch ever been issued in g-10? The Stretch in any form is a great knife for EDC.

Hello Deacon. Your answer is probably the definitive one, but I still hold out hope for a G-10 re-issue in the future. It has been a decade and a half since it was available, and perhaps the market demand is now there for a sprint run. Until then, perhaps the best choice for a light grippy hawkbill ...

The Chokwe has a beautiful action, fulfills all your stated requirements, and is very comfortable in the hand.It has real style, too.

Does this thread count as a survey, or is there something specific that we need to do to get one going?

Hi. I want to resurrect this thread and ask if Spyderco has any plans to re-issue the Harpy in G-10.
G-10 scales, in black, serrated VG10 blade, liners, I'd buy it. Does anyone know if this is likely in the future? Thanks.