Hi
I cant say enough good things about the Spyderco junior. Its amazing. I have used it in the kitchen and the outdoors and you need to try it to believe it. I have the military, the stretch . the endura, the salt, the g10 police, the lady bug, the man bug, para2 and others. Nothing comes close to the Spyderco junior. It packs an amazing blade in a small package.
The only thing I would change is a :
1- beefier compression lock.
2-One could also hope for a longer blade with the same thinness
3- the compression lock doesn't allow you to swing the blade open like the para2 because there is no depression in the g10.
So was there any suggestion of a bigger Spyderco senior?
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Fred Sanford
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1. Beefier as in "stronger"? I believe it's still rated at 200+ lbs/inch of blade so in this case over 600 lbs of static force.
2. It wouldn't necessarily get wider due to length if the Caly or Persian series have any relation to the logic.
3. I think it was designed that way.
I believe they are looking at the platform for other iterations. At least last I recall reading. A larger one wouldn't be surprising given the larger Lum Chinese Folder.
2. It wouldn't necessarily get wider due to length if the Caly or Persian series have any relation to the logic.
3. I think it was designed that way.
I believe they are looking at the platform for other iterations. At least last I recall reading. A larger one wouldn't be surprising given the larger Lum Chinese Folder.
I would love to see a larger version of the Junior, with maybe a 4" clip point blade and a deep pocket clip. CF would also be great. One of my favorite knives to carry. Just make sure that the thin, lightweight design stays intact.
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DeathBySnooSnoo
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Those are exactly my points. I don't want a heavy knife . The best points about the jonior is the light wight. I am sure they can make a slightly bigger and stronger version and be still between 3.5 to 4 oz of weight.Onionman wrote:I would love to see a larger version of the Junior, with maybe a 4" clip point blade and a deep pocket clip. CF would also be great. One of my favorite knives to carry. Just make sure that the thin, lightweight design stays intact.
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