Round Hole ROCKS!
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Round Hole ROCKS!
Dudes,
I've love to share this ~ A couple of days ago, I crashed my bike. Busted my right hand pretty badly but was fortunate enough to be able to wriggle my digits. Thanks to Papa Spyder's innovation, there's never been a dull moment rehabilitating my injuries by practising one-handed opening with the round hole!! I'm on my way to recovery and never leave home without my spydies!! Viva le Spyderco!! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
have spydies
will travel...
I've love to share this ~ A couple of days ago, I crashed my bike. Busted my right hand pretty badly but was fortunate enough to be able to wriggle my digits. Thanks to Papa Spyder's innovation, there's never been a dull moment rehabilitating my injuries by practising one-handed opening with the round hole!! I'm on my way to recovery and never leave home without my spydies!! Viva le Spyderco!! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
have spydies
will travel...
Samo
You always find a positive side to everything,and it always includes spydies,I can't help but to admire that.On a different note though,on an impulse I traded around and got another brand knife(I know shame,shame)just to test it.Needless to say I thought I would carry it for one day for kicks.I went to clip it in my pocket,the seam of my jeans catches the thumb stud and now a nice matter seperation in the web of my hand.Well it was traded the next day for a spyderco and i will never even waste my time,trying any hyped up model from another company,especially one with a stud,nothing compares to the hole for fast deployment or easy carry.
Someday my friends,I'll own em all!!!
You always find a positive side to everything,and it always includes spydies,I can't help but to admire that.On a different note though,on an impulse I traded around and got another brand knife(I know shame,shame)just to test it.Needless to say I thought I would carry it for one day for kicks.I went to clip it in my pocket,the seam of my jeans catches the thumb stud and now a nice matter seperation in the web of my hand.Well it was traded the next day for a spyderco and i will never even waste my time,trying any hyped up model from another company,especially one with a stud,nothing compares to the hole for fast deployment or easy carry.
Someday my friends,I'll own em all!!!
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Whosyour ~ Oh man! I know what you mean on thumbstuds... <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> How bad was the cut? I find the studs rather unfriendly to my thumb, imagine practising on it for a day and all you get, is sore thumb.. *throb!* <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
dePaul ~ Thanks dude, the force is strong in my thumbhole! *heh-heh!* I've been using the Military for theraphy since it has a larger thumbhole. With bandages, its the best tool I can put my money on! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
have spydies
will travel...
dePaul ~ Thanks dude, the force is strong in my thumbhole! *heh-heh!* I've been using the Military for theraphy since it has a larger thumbhole. With bandages, its the best tool I can put my money on! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
have spydies
will travel...
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