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The only bad thing about these apps is when you get to the scene the public is usually going nuts and if they see one of us on our phone they will be taking video saying that we were goofing off and not doing our job. :rolleyes: It's funny you mention this, as this is a real concern in our little d...

I got mine in mid August and I've carried it every day since. I've sold all my Sebenzas since getting it. I think it's the best overall folder I've ever had, bar none, to date. If it came in a larger version, I don't think I could ask for a better folder.

I used my Techno to cut a number of hose connections & wires while breaking down our old clothes washer.

I think being lucky enough to have owned a number of mid-tech and full custom knives made me appreciate how amazing the Techno is.

For me, it would be the Techno. While it is smaller than I would ideally prefer, I've yet to encounter any cutting task in the past 6 months it couldn't handle. Small enough to carry everywhere without ever feeling under-knifed makes for a pretty good "1 knife".

It's a great knife, for sure. I got mine in mid-August and have carried it every day, on and off duty, without exception. I actually did sell my trusty Small Regular Sebenza(my default EDC for about 6 years) after a couple of months of owning the Techno. It just keeps on doing whatever cutting task ...

Some more from the next morning.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 952&type=1

Some good pics, for sure. We just had a worker in similar conditions the night before(Jan 27) with windchills down in the -30c. As cold as it is, I'd take that over extreme heat and big bush fires. I'd also rather be cold working the fire over the poor schmucks who gotta pick up after as well! Here ...

Some good pics, for sure. We just had a worker in similar conditions the night before(Jan 27) with windchills down in the -30c. As cold as it is, I'd take that over extreme heat and big bush fires. I'd also rather be cold working the fire over the poor schmucks who gotta pick up after as well!

Sorry to read this, Brother. Prayers sent.

I think there are two issues : -strength of claim -character of OP I tend to agree on this. As with anything, there are absolutely possibilities of things having flaws or defects and I believe it benefits everyone going forward if any problems/flaws/defects are fixed. The character of a member can ...

mark408 wrote:Thru it in the garbage...that's what i dio with junk.

Totally hear you Bro. When my truck wouldn't start, I loaded it on a flatbed and dumped it off a cliff into the ocean, cuz that's what you do with junk...

On a side note, what does the letter "E" on your gas gauge mean?

What a great knife! The Techno has kept my Small Sebenza out of my pocket for 2+ months now and has been the only folder I've carried since buying it. As much as I love the Small Regular Sebenza,my default EDC for nearly 7 years, the Techno actually checks off more boxes on my lists of "wants&q...

If a 2.5" blade works for you, then the Techno is the hands down winner of the "short and stout" competition. I agree absolutely! Since getting the Techno almost a month ago, I haven't even looked at my Small Sebenza. That's something for me, as the Sebenza has been my primary EDC ab...

I've been carrying mine for the past few weeks now, and I'm absolutley sold on this knife. I haven't been this excited about a knife since getting my first Small Regular Sebenza nearly seven years ago. I've owned multiple CRKs, Striders, Hinderers, and full-on customs, but this knife is the only one...

I just wrote up a long winded post and lost it when trying to post it, so I'm gonna make it short and sweet offering my opinion. Basically, I'm good with Spyderco offering these products in this price-point, but the air is pretty thin in this particular market. I've spent a fair bit of money in this...

Nice, straight-forward review. Thanks for it.

Love the knife and Brad's flippers are the only flippers I like, but would prefer the handles be all titanium.

On a side note, how is the steel handling the acidic materials you've been cutting? Is it staining much or at all?

Since I purchased my first CRK folder, a Small Regular, in early 2006, no other folder has kept my attention for any real length of time. From Striders to ZTs and Hinderers and from high-end productions to full-on customs, no other folder has lasted more than a couple weeks before my CRK bumps it ou...