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I'd buy a sprint, if they can be had in Canada. Maybe its time for an Ayoob 2?

I bought one when they first came out, last September (2017). I liked it enough to buy a backup in January (2018), as the Iron Curtain against knife importation fell here in Canada. I thought the first one I bought was a nice knife, but the second one I have is even better. They are nice knives. The...

I'm still looking forward to this. I think a blurple version would make one heck of a folding knife. I'm still not sure how I am going to get one though. The Spyderco supply seems to be drying up here in Canada, and the prices for those left on this side of the border are sobering. Looks as though a...

Sumdumguy wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 03, 2018 3:24 pm

KingRat wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 03, 2018 3:10 pm

Right on.

Now, how do I get one into Canada when they drop?

On foot?

I don't think I'll do it on foot. Where I'll have to conceal the thing I think even the shortest of walking trips will be unbearably painful.

Any former drug mules here? I need some advice.

Right on.

Now, how do I get one into Canada when they drop?

If we do this, I want it to be huge. Like 4 ~ 4.5 inches of blade length. Not really for utility, but just because I want big honking knives streaming across the border.

I'm still hoping we see the Chief soon, even though there are a lot of Native's (Native 5, Shaman, Lil' Natives) on the market now. Four inch blade, with a Golden back lock, would be awesome. I keep looking for it when the catalog and supplement come out, as well as the Amsterdam meet pics. One day.

Warriors and Wonders got in a Spyderco shipment yesterday! I had to celebrate so I went and bought myself a Spyderhawk. Been waiting a long time to get my hands on one of these. https://i.imgur.com/E91lcom_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium Congrats LC! Does this mean the nonsen...

I've said it before, and I'll say it again:

I want one in CPM 10V. Preferably with navy blue scales.

Not sure how I'll get it into Canada, but I want one.

I picked up a Shaman. Glad I did too. I have a "plain Jane" S30V stonewashed plain edge sample. It's a nice knife. Came very sharp. Looks and feels like the sort of thing that can do a lot of work over the years. Sprints are nice, but honestly, in practice I usually carry S30V, while the s...

Calling all Canadians!!!!!! Below is a link to an actual petition created by a conservative member of parliament. If it gets to 500 signatures it will be discussed in the House of Commons which could lead to the recent CBSA ruling being reversed. Currently this is our best chance at a reversal. So ...

Well, I'm glad I went ahead and got my backup Chinook 4 in January.

It's looking unlikely that I will score a Shabaria sprint though, which is a bummer.

Why can't we have nice things?

Just purchased a backup Chinook 4, from a Canuck dealer. I would have waited, but with everything going on I didn't want to chance the wait and end up without one. Maybe I should bury my spares. I feel like a rebel. I'd still like to chance the border, just to see what happens, but not with a knife ...

KingRat wrote:Now I'm wondering if my straight razors are a problem. They help me look like less of a slob.

This isn't funny anymore.

I'm at work now and have a military in my pocket, as always. I know of no other way to live.

Glad I picked up a street beat when they were disco'd last year though.

Now I'm wondering if my straight razors are a problem. They help me look like less of a slob.

This isn't funny anymore.

I'm at work now and have a military in my pocket, as always. I know of no other way to live.

Maybe all us Canadians should just start carrying 6+ inch fixed blades as our EDCs. When people freak out and ask why, I'll just say the powers that be decided my pocket knives were more dangerous. Finally an excuse to EDC my Spyderco Warrior everywhere..... I think this is where we'll all end up g...

Decision text: 29.The Tribunal closely examined and tested the goods in issue at the file hearing of this matter. This included reviewing their packaging material and instructions, as well as opening and closing the knives repeatedly. When fully closed, the knives have a tendency to stay closed and...

This reminds me of sals Canada knife thread. We are gonna need a knife that can only be opened with two hands, without a Spyder hole, doesn’t lock, has a timed delay where you have to wait five minutes before you can open it... Don't forget the fingerprint identification sensors, and of course the ...

loremipsum wrote:Guys need help here. Is the Lum Tanto folder using teflon washers or bronze? Or no washers at all?

Thanks. If it's teflon I may try to get some bronze to replace them.

I believe the current Opus runs on teflon.

KingRat wrote:Chinook 4. In my pocket right now on NYE in the freezing cold, on duty since day 1.

Knife of the Year 2018: Shabaria sprint.