Was the Native for me. I had a Eudura many years ago but never took to the funny hump for the hole, so the Native changed all that. Straight, smooth and sleek.
This got me looking at other Spydies and visiting this forum. Owning Benchmades, Cold Steels and a few Sebenzas I feel that Spyderco is the most innovative, quality knife company out there. Many locks to choose from, and materials and construction that cannot be beat.
Always looking out for whats next from Golden, Co.
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Spidernoir
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silverback
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SS PE Rookie got me hooked. :)
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greencobra
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You know the rules... all members using bad language must buy all other forum members a new Spyderco :eek: And you know what you said in the above :eek:Zrexxer wrote:Would have to be a CPM440V Native - first Spyderco I bought.
Funny thing was, I picked it because I thought the Delicas and Enduras with their "hole hump" were ugly as sin - now the Delica's my favorite!
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ghostrider
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Native III. 50/50 choil and ergonomic. VG-10 drove me to it.
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Has to my first spyderco..I inherited it from my father...a very early production delica with a blue handle...it was new in the box when I got it...and that was that...I was hooked within the week...I'll be picking up number 33 this weekend...can't wait...maybe 34 also...I got my eye on another...Doc
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The Deacon
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The C41 Native. My first :spyder: was a Herbst, nice knife but not really the best choice for a southpaw. Then I tried the Native, what a difference! That's the one that "hooked" me.
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