Amsterdam Meet 2014 Report of Upcoming Spyderco Prototypes

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Wow I was blown away by the Frontier! Definitely went straight to the top of my "I can't wait for this to come out" list!

And then I saw the Farid K2 and it was quickly dethroned.
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Donut wrote:0.35 cm is actually 3.5mm.

10V looks nice. Maybe we can get a few crazy steel sprints.
What's a decimal point among friends??? :eek: People keep asking for hard-use blades, 35mm would do nicely, but think of the bevel angles. :D
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Depending just how small that lionspy is, i may be getting one
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My wallet just exploded and my cc burst into flames!! WOW!! Some super sweet knives coming down the line!! John
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Wouter,
Thank you very much for your hard work.
Frontier looks very interesting. Beautiful pictures.
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Very nice and I like it.
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4.5", Ti, CPM 10V... I have some knives to sell.
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Invective wrote:Wow I was blown away by the Frontier! Definitely went straight to the top of my "I can't wait for this to come out" list!

And then I saw the Farid K2 and it was quickly dethroned.
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Well, so far I'm in for probably 2 Kiwi 4's, and that's it. The rest just aren't for me. Hopefully this next crop has something more my style. Then again, I still have a few knives already in production I need to pick up this year.
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Will all these knives posted turn into standard production?? I know a few are already in the catalog.. Thanks.. John
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jmh58 wrote:Will all these knives posted turn into standard production?? I know a few are already in the catalog.. Thanks.. John
All except ones like the Superblue Dragonfly, which will be a sprint run.
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If I don't get anything else, the Kiwi is in. A Moki made knife. Yes!
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I'm looking at a kiwi, an introvert and depending on how it feels, probably a frontier. Thanks for the great pics Wouter!
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After seeing Wouter's pics, I'm definitely more interested in the Firefly. It looks like a nice slim design, and it actually reminds me of the older Terzuola models.
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WOW, Thanks so much for this preview/wish list !! Great photos too :) Well, the Battle station is my 1st "want"..... I am looking forward to the Frontier also :cool: Keep up the good work Spyderco!
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That clip looks ridiculously huge on that Kiwi thats not a Kiwi....
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Mr Blonde wrote:I’m afraid that’s all for now, as I’m getting ready to travel to Germany for a few days, to attend the IWA show. There were so many prototypes this year and also way more knives than usual which I can publish. I didn’t have time to finish them all since Sunday. I have a dozen or so knives yet to cover. I’ll probably get to prepare and post these amazing prototypes again in a couple of days. Thank you all for the interest and kind words.
I have a feeling this may be an expensive year.
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1. Is it planned an Spyder Edge version for the ARK?

Giving it's SD nature, it'd make a lot of sense.
LC Kid, I forwarded your question to Sam. A serrated version is unlikely. It doesn't fit John's vision for the knife as a simple slicer, and Sam said Sal and Eric have never even brought it up.
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Thanks Wouter! Many of these I have seen and handled but not all, and its always a pleasure to hear your thoughts and view your photos of them.
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Thanks for all the pics and information. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.....safe trip!
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