What is the heaviest current production folder?
- Jeremy_A_Neel
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What is the heaviest current production folder?
I've been carrying a saber ground endura 4, and while I like the blade length, I kinda want something a bit more substantial, weight-wise. Aside from long since discontinued models, does anyone know what spyderco folders weigh over 5 oz?
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someone once told me that the weight of the knife determined the quality :confused: they didnt know much about knives lol
i think the manix would be a good lower-cost option
i think the manix would be a good lower-cost option
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Yeah my comment about Boris was sort of tongue in cheek b/c later in the movie the S&W 686 he was describing wouldn't fire. I prefer a lighter knife to keep overall weight down b/c of the other crap I carry in my pockets but I know some folks like a heavier one. In many cases heavier does mean stronger.PARATOM wrote:someone once told me that the weight of the knife determined the quality :confused: they didnt know much about knives lol
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The Chinook was a tank of a folder
The second and third Chinook models were the heaviest Spyders I ever recall owning.
Going back a few years there was a stainless handled version of the Rescue model which was built like an army tank. It was a very heavy and extremely solid built Spyder. That's one I would like to see return for work reasons and not necessarily collector/nostalgia reasons.
The C-44 Dyad was sure bulky as well>> Also I do remember the Titanium C-46 Lum Tanto folder was solid as a brick.
Going back a few years there was a stainless handled version of the Rescue model which was built like an army tank. It was a very heavy and extremely solid built Spyder. That's one I would like to see return for work reasons and not necessarily collector/nostalgia reasons.
The C-44 Dyad was sure bulky as well>> Also I do remember the Titanium C-46 Lum Tanto folder was solid as a brick.
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The Resilience comes to mind. It's heavy (5.4 oz) and it's also quite large, though inexpensive. Might let you try a heavier knife without spending a lot. If you like it, you could always have someone make a brass backspacer for it and really add some weight.
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