Lc200n Manix 2 LW Interest Poll

[prndltech]

33 people voted no...

[Sumdumguy]

I think a back lock is more attainable.

If it was a lightweight back lock, I’d like it.

This with screw construction and I'd own one.

[steelcity16]

33 people voted no...

7 billion people could vote no as long as there are enough yeses to sell the ones they produce :D

[abbazaba]

Two thirds seems like a pretty good majority.

[ladybug93]

i don't understand anyone objecting to a basically rustproof steel being put into proven workhorse platform. this is absolutely a winning combination. even if you don't care about corrosion resistance, why would you be opposed?

i have a personal bias against the many tool steel sprints/exclusives, but mostly because i can buy a $15-30 knife in a tool steel that i intend to use outdoors. i don't understand why anyone wants a $100+ knife that has ambitions to rust on them. even still, i'm not completely opposed to them. i would just like to see some more models with stainless steels. no one else is making knives like the salt series. there aren't other options that i know of.

[vivi]

knife small, hands big

[SteveMidwest]

And we should expect this model to go with screws soon also, right? Now that the Para 3 Lightweight, has gone that route.
For me. That would take this great knife model, up to a whole new level! :)

[prndltech]

I still want a manix 2 LW XL in lc200n... with 🦷 🦷!!!!