What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[bearfacedkiller]

Putting fresh fluorocarbon on the tip ups today.

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Putting fresh fluorocarbon on the tip ups today.

Excellent! Have a good catch.

I've also been carrying my Crucarta Shaman, though it hasn't seen any use yet today. I've been digging pairing it with the GEC 86.

[Filoso-]

Today it’s the SpydieChef for me...

[Mushroom]

Sick Pic Nick! Hope you had cardboard or something on the floor below that setup! Dangerous haha.

haha oh yeah! There was a stack of cardboard boxes about two feet thick underneath that photo :D

[bearrowland]

[PeaceInOurTime]

[bbturbodad]

[selrahc]

[kirilpetkov]

[DSH007]

[TkoK83Spy]

These two today. The ZT is new to me, just finished up a reprofile on it and it's now a laser! Amazed at how much smaller it is than a Military, but the cutting edge is just about the same. Both are lightweight, similar steels (ZT is 20CV) liner/frame locks. Figured it would be fun to compare them throughout the day at work today.

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[TkoK83Spy]

^^Nice combo! :cool:

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All the OD green micarta! Matches your Bradley, no?

[bearrowland]

Great pics everyone! Back at work today with my trusty Autonomy.

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Great pics everyone! Back at work today with my trusty Autonomy.

I'll second Barry. Thanks everyone. It's great to see all the flavors in their regular environs. And nice Autonomy, that's your old reliable at work, huh?

I've been on a Spyderco/ GEC kick lately. I hadn't been in the habit of carrying two knives at once, more like a Spydie and a small multitool... but now?

[DSH007]

All the OD green micarta! Matches your Bradley, no?

Yes! I liked it so much on the GB2 that I ordered a set for the Smock. I prefer the finish on the GB2 scales.. the Smock scales are smoother for some reason even though they are the same material from the same company (Sharp Dressed Knives).. still really nice on the Smock though, I think!

Side note to anyone paying attention - I would not recommend disassembly of a Smock to anyone who is not confident in their skills.. or who has poor eyesight and/or chubby fingers.. that second detent is TINY! Tweezers are definitely your friend..

[acer]

Lil native compression , SMALL BUT COOL. This thing is really good , I thought para 3 was as small in a user capacity I wished to go, but this thing is highly usable in a realistic fashion So far so good . Another sofa clicker I convinced my long suffering girlfriend that this little knife would make a less loud noise click that the others that swing the purchase in

[TkoK83Spy]

All the OD green micarta! Matches your Bradley, no?

Yes! I liked it so much on the GB2 that I ordered a set for the Smock. I prefer the finish on the GB2 scales.. the Smock scales are smoother for some reason even though they are the same material from the same company (Sharp Dressed Knives).. still really nice on the Smock though, I think!

Side note to anyone paying attention - I would not recommend disassembly of a Smock to anyone who is not confident in their skills.. or who has poor eyesight and/or chubby fingers.. that second detent is TINY! Tweezers are definitely your friend..

I just checked out Sharp Dressed Knives...wish I didn't. That could do some SERIOUS damage to the wallet! So many nice options there.

I also agree disassembly of the Smock, thankfully I watched Shabazz's video prior to doing it or else I would have for sure lost that detent ball. Even with tweezers and a steady hand it wasn't the easiest to get back in place haha.

[bearrowland]

Yes it is. It spends a good amount of time riding along or cutting packages open, but that Spyderedge might save the day sometime when it's needed.
Beautiful jackknife my friend!

Great pics everyone! Back at work today with my trusty Autonomy.

I'll second Barry. Thanks everyone. It's great to see all the flavors in their regular environs. And nice Autonomy, that's your old reliable at work, huh?

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I've been on a Spyderco/ GEC kick lately. I hadn't been in the habit of carrying two knives at once, more like a Spydie and a small multitool... but now?