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*hopes someone is available and willing to check out some brown frn spydies and some Dragonfly 2's* lol...

I'll be there. If anyone is looking for a particular knife, we could buddy up with other members, exchange emails/phone numbers and look for a couple knives on their wish lists. Anyone else? Me. Definitely interested as I will not be able to make it. I live in Atlanta. Great for NRA and BLADE, horr...

If you try and dye the scales, use iDye polymer instead of Rit Dye. It works really well and turned a pink Ontario Rat 2 I had to a nice brilliant Red that stays on. Just follow the directions and will look great. Consider also that yellow may take a few applications but It can be done.

I saw a bunch of current (colored PM3's, Delica's, etc) and new (Lil Native, etc.) models that were awesome. While I was handling the Carbon Fiber/Cruwear Manix 2, there was one I was really impressed by, that was promptly removed from display (since it isn't available yet, lol) which was the Manix ...

On clips, does that look like the shorter Dragonfly-style clip on the prototype? I noticed that too. It does look like the short wire clip. Three different models were on display at BLADE. The compression lock will have the wire clip and will be released first - the back lock and slipjoint models w...

Spyderco unveiled a new 2.5" bladed Native at Blade Show. The Little Native is going to be awesome. It appears a Compression Lock will be first, followed by a back lock version, and then a slip joint model. All three are going to be in regular production. They appear to have G10 scales and mos...

I checked the .pdf out last friday, and can't wait to see the goodies Spyderco has in store for people to check out at BLADE this Friday :D

Same here - I am looking at the same model. If it isn't out by Blade, I will drop by the Spydie-booth and ask, as I am interested in it too.

Putting super steels in affordable lightweight user platforms is one of the very special things that Spyderco does for us that really sets them apart from the competition. ^^ THIS!!! You can easily look over offerings by other companies with comparable resources/steels and find Spyderco is always o...

Ordered 2 Spydie's for EDC'ing at my office. For casual days I typically use my LW Manix 2's, but I just got my hands on the Dragonfly 2 and a Saber Grind Delica 4 that fits the bill nicely when the dress code is primarily slacks/khaki's.

Truth be told, if this is your first Spyderco, try and go somewhere (or meet up with someone you know) that currently has some, and check out the different ways they lock, and how easy each one deploys. some work effortlessly with a flick of the thumb or finger, and others require a bit more pressur...

If I recall correctly Schrade/Imperial/Old Timer knives were sold to Taylor Brands, then SWHC (Smith and Wesson Holding Company) purchased Taylor Brands. SWHC then became American Outdoor Brands Corp. They may have a model (or maybe a few) that are US made but most are still Chinese.

Let it be known that while I have been carrying knives for general purpose these past few years, I've always kept a multi-tool in my work bag, and one in the car for when the time calls for it. In this case, neither of the two are Spyderco so I won't bother mentioning their name- although it does rh...

Question... does the fact that this version has a backlock take away the ease of flicking out the Manix 2 like the normal G10/LW versions with the ball bearing lock? Welcome to the forum, sonarsessions -- your signature reminds me of the dyslexic, agnostic, insomniac who stayed up all night wonderi...

Question... does the fact that this version has a backlock take away the ease of flicking out the Manix 2 like the normal G10/LW versions with the ball bearing lock?

Nice! I have the combo blade VG10 Endura with Foliage Green handles and love it - I am sure this is no exception, although I'd probably pass on anything Damascus unless it's to just keep in the safe. Really nice though.

Awesome! I will be attending my first BLADE show this year. Ah, the joys of living in the ATL