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I was not a fan of the hump shaped of the Endura (and Delica) 4 tip. When they first came out, I did not like it and wished for a return to the "splinter picker" tips of the previous models. However, I changed my tune on the humped tip when the FFG models came out. I still don't like the h...

Man, I'm loving all the FRN models we're seeing/anticipating lately. Me too. So am I. Spyderco has gone through a knife renaissance. Also, did you look at the screen shot of the knife that shows the blade thickness. Isn't that a nice and beefy blade for cutting chores? Most definitely. I pre-ordere...

Man, I'm loving all the FRN models we're seeing/anticipating lately.

sal wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 01, 2019 9:58 am

It's nested, screwed in and serviceable.

sal

Is there steel on both sides of the pivot inlaid into the scales and does it have washers?

Pacific Salt SE would be my choice in that environment. Salt 2 SE if you're worried the size of the Pacific would raise eyebrows.

Not soon enough! That's the correct answer.

I'm excited for this one too but no plans to trade in my G10 versions at this point. I, on the other hand, will probably put my G-10 version up for sale the day the LW arrives. The G-10 model just won't see any carry once the LW gets here. The Paramilitary 2 is a different story. If they release a ...

Manix 2 LW. Great shape, strong, lightweight. Everything I want in a no-nonsense yardwork folder. Also, the BD1 steel on it handles everything well but also comes back to razor sharp quickly after the work is done. Hoping to have my pre-ordered Para3 Lightweight by the time spring starts so that I c...

Pelagic wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 05, 2019 2:32 pm

Spyderco isn't a framelock company unfortunately.

Is it though? Unfortunate that is.

I'm going old school today. Carrying my Delica 3 with combo edge.

There are a ton of good online dealers. I've personally had good experiences with: Knifeworks.com Knifecenter.com BladeHQ.com NationalKnives.com DLTTrading.com CutleryShoppe.com NewGraham.com The list goes on...those are just the ones that came off the top of my head. I'm sure others will chime in ...

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I hope the Endela's handle is shaped more like Delica's than the Endura's. I know they are very similar, but there are a few differences, and I would like to see the Endela favor the Delica more than the Endura.

CXXX wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 2:11 pm

My Spyderco EDC is a Caly 3.5, great size good blade length.

As a wiser forum member than me once put it, it's almost an Endura in blade length but almost a Delica in handle length. Can't ask for better than that.

All, I'm in for all of them. All the FRNs please. Back when I first discovered Spyderco in the mid-1990s, FRN knives like the Delica, Endura, Progrip, Snap-It, Remote Release, Merlin, Rescue, Rescue Jr, etc where there bread and butter. I miss those days, and knowing that trend is coming back around...

This may have been covered already Does this come with any liners? The word on the street is that the liners are minimal. Whatever is the minimum necessary to allow for a compression lock. The consensus is that the non-locking side is linerless; however, I think that it is possible there will be a ...

Does the Para 3 LW have liners and washers? My thoughts (based not on fact) would be that they'd have the minimum possible to secure the pivot pin to the compression pin on both sides (kind of like the small "figure-8" shaped metal piece on either side of the Manix 2 LW and to allow for t...

The Delica, IMO, is starting to border on over-priced for what you get. I hate saying that as it's always been a favorite. I have one in my pocket right now, and my wife and I own at least 5 Delicas between us (pink and pink/purple Zome for her). When the Delica4 was first released it was just barel...

I have a large collection of vintage MAD magazines.

I have a friend like this. He joined the army as an infantryman right out of high school and has made the army his career. He also lives on an acreage where he raises livestock, grows his own food, etc. We've both carried a knife every day since high school. He cares about carrying a quality knife t...