At a Minimum Advertised Price just under $33 I think the upcoming Spyderco Bow River might fill that niche nicely. http://catalog.spyderco.com/midyearprod ... e/?page=11Vivi wrote: 2. Fixed blades. One of my most frequently EDC'd knives these days is a $25 fixed blade from another company. It's simple, lightweight, and came with a great sheath. I'd like to see some Byrd fixed blades under $50 that offer simple, work horse designs for a low price. I wonder how much an 8Cr Mule with FRN scales and a simple sheath would run?
BornIn1500 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 14, 2018 10:01 pmBut the Bow River is supposed to be pretty thin. Could it still be recommended as a work horse kind of knife? I want to buy it, but I think I would call it more of a light duty fixed blade, at least from the little we've seen of it.
In for the wharnie meadowlark! A wharnie Robin would be cool too.willc wrote: ↑Sun Jul 15, 2018 3:46 pmI think 8cr is a fantastic steel for the price especially with Spydercos heat treat.
Some more eye catching colors of frn and some new blade shapes for existing models would really gain interest for non knife folks.
The Meadowlark is a great model and a wharncliff version would tops.
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