Spyderco Forums

Thanks for doing this comparison.

I used to own the P'kal and the trainer. Everything about that knife was good except that it opened to easily for me. Still, I plan on getting the upcoming mini version.

Your pics make me think that a Waved Delica Wharncliffe needs to happen; a more affordable conventional grip 'tactical/utility' P'kal.
[/quote]

This would be my new EDC.

I, too, am very curious.

Thanks for the update. It makes perfect sense to me.

The Reveal 9 is a ghost.

Maybe it'll show up for Halloween.

Thanks. This sized blade just fits me better than the Endura or Delica, so it's a no brainer for me.

I'd like see the Emerson opener on either one of these blade shapes. There's no "waved" wharnie and the only "waved" hawkbill is the Karahawk.

I like the size.
I'd like to see an Emerson opener hawkbill and/or wharncliff version.

For anyone interested, John Shirley, the designer of the Spyderco ARK, has a YouTube video on how to use that small knife for self-defense. My opinion is that any size knife can potentially be used defensively. Depending on many factors, sometimes one size is more appropriate than another. Choose wi...

Former Green Beret James Morgan Ayres used to teach self-defense classes to women. His recommended knife was the Cricket. Details can be found in his interesting book, The Tactical Knife. KaliGman, who used to post here often, still has a YouTube video up on using a small knife. In the video he uses...

An interesting idea.

Any chance of having a P'kal type removable Emerson opener on the upcoming FRN version?

Thanks for posting this.

I am patiently waiting for the LW version. I hope the steel used is more corrosion
resistant than S30V.

If the Dodofly is ever produced, please make a version with the Emerson opener.

Thanks. I believe I will enjoy it a lot. I really like the handle. And with the thinner blade, it's a great slicer for sure. I haven't bought a Byrd since the G10 Crossbill came out years ago. I didn't like that knife and got rid of it. This Cara Cara, on the other hand, is a keeper. The overall qua...

Picked one of these up yesterday and really like it. It fits in my hand very well. Hard to beat it for the price. My only concern is that the blade is thinner than even my FFG Endura.
Although it would raise the price, I would like one with a thicker blade.

Freediver wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 21, 2020 9:18 pm

Forum knife 2020.

I second that!
A burgundy handle might look nice.

+1 for a Salt knife that's "waved".

I held this knife at the Taipei Meet. To me, it seemed extremely well balanced.
Also, Eric mentioned the great lock strength it has.

Yes, please.