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Thanks! I think I just grabbed the last one from KW. It shows out of stock now. I'm looking forward to getting this one!

I've been carrying my Super Blue Delica all week, waiting to get an order in for this one...

Nice! One of my favorite slipits.

The catalog was my first time seeing it. But it looks very interesting to me so far, and I do plan to eventually get one. I always seem to like the ethnic series knives.

I pretty much always prefer stainless. There's never been anything I need to do with a knife that a good stainless steel can't do, without any extra maintenance or concern.

Are these gone already??? Or is another batch supposed to be coming soon? I don't want to miss out on this Delica.

I like it more after seeing the new pics in the catalog. I'd really like to handle one.

Very nice catalog. Some interesting stuff in there! It's nice to see some more narrow blade shapes in the lineup.

I have a wharncliffe and leaf G-10 Urban. They both have very strong springs and lockup. The wharncliffe has the most solid lockup of any slipit I have.

My favorites this year were the PITS and the Schempp Bowie.

PITS.

Very generous contest. Count me out, but good luck to all!

There have been some threads on how to do it. You basically just drop the clip in the ferric chloride for about 1 minute, and it's done. But it's toxic stuff, so safety precautions and proper disposal are important. Here's my Slysz Bowie with what used to be a shiny Foundry clip on it. http://i15.ph...

One good thing about the wire clips is you can choose low ride or high ride, and swap them out. Also, it's super easy to etch the shiny clips with ferric chloride. I've done that with several of mine, and it makes a really nice, discreet, matte finish.

I would prefer a wire clip on the Native 5 LW, but I don't really mind the hourglass clip. The biggest problem I have with it is that the clip doesn't quite line up with the flat spot on the scale, so it catches pocket fabric more than it should.

I actually like how the titanium looks with scratches. I always prefer bare titanium to anodized, so I'm very glad to have the original finish. After removing the guard and sanding down the sharp handle edges, this is one of my favorite knives, lock or no lock.

I'm not sure, but I've seen several comments on here from people who didn't like the original finish. I'm sure the price puts off many too. But this is one that far exceeded my expectations, so I hope this change will push people off the fence and give this great knife a try.

I really hope more people buy the anodized version. The PITS is such a fantastic knife. It's been in my pocket all week.

Blade steel is rarely a factor in my purchase decision (unless it's to complete a specific collection, etc.). Design, ergos, lock, and handle material are more important to me in my uses. I do prefer stainless in most cases, and have been more than happy with VG-10 so far.

I'm taking the "wait and see" approach before I comment on Spyderco's implementation of MAP. But I can understand the frustration and concern, especially considering the steady upward climb knife prices have taken over the last few years. Many are in serious danger of being priced out of t...

It seems to be in stock at cutleryshoppe now too.