Hey XHP would be OK with me too. Because I do know for a fact that XHP makes for a good blade steel for Spyderedges. That way they could do the XHP in PE & SE too.SpyderNut wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 7:54 amI’d like to see this happen for sure. My brother has the original version (in PE, I believe) and I’ve always kicked myself for not getting one when they were still readily available. I’d be all over an SE version too. I’m not too picky on handle or blade materials, but I’d probably lean more towards a stainless steel on a Sprint, like CPM-154 or even XHP.
For sure! M390 and Blue G-10...might be a job for Bento Box, eh?JD Spydo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 8:05 amHey XHP would be OK with me too. Because I do know for a fact that XHP makes for a good blade steel for Spyderedges. That way they could do the XHP in PE & SE too.SpyderNut wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 7:54 amI’d like to see this happen for sure. My brother has the original version (in PE, I believe) and I’ve always kicked myself for not getting one when they were still readily available. I’d be all over an SE version too. I’m not too picky on handle or blade materials, but I’d probably lean more towards a stainless steel on a Sprint, like CPM-154 or even XHP.
The best G-10 that money can buy would be A-OK for me for handle material. However I've dreamed about a Carbon Fiber Ayoob in some of my sweetest dreams. But what the heck. They could do the blade in M390 and you wouldn't hear one complaint from this ol' SpyderHead :cool:
After Doc Snubnose did his extensive test with his SE version of the Ayoob on actual meat carcasses it really impressed me when he told us of his results. Others have gone on record saying that the SE version of the Ayoob is one of the best if not thee best Spyderedged model ever.
That's a very interesting suggestion :cool: Especially with all the people at one time that were crying out for a Salt version of the Ayoob model. Yeah they could make the serrated version with LC200N and give it a nuclear colored handle.
I'm with David here, serrated please! Of course that's easy for me to say since I just found a pristine OG plain edge a couple of weeks ago! I haven't been screaming for a Ayoob sprint quite as loud lately!
JD Spydo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 8:09 amAfter Doc Snubnose did his extensive test with his SE version of the Ayoob on actual meat carcasses it really impressed me when he told us of his results. Others have gone on record saying that the SE version of the Ayoob is one of the best if not thee best Spyderedged model ever.
Oh it would be only half of a dream come true if they only did it in PE. A Spyderedged version in at least 25% of the run would be ideal. I'm all but certain that many SE models would sell quickly. With more and more collectors now going for Spyderedged models to add to their collections it just makes perfect sense. We aren't getting enough models in SE as it is IMO.
I'm so much in agreement with everything you said I didn't even cut short anything you said. I'll also give you a high five on the ULIZE but in SE>> I really never wanted a ULIZE in PE. But the Ayoob is one that I most definitely want in both edge types.JMM wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 11:39 amI'm pretty sure JD knows where I stand on this subject, I've said it before & I'll say it again: My #1 & #2 most wanted reboots from the past are the Ulize & Ayoob. For both models my absolute dream would be...
Tool steel like 4V, Rex45, K390, 10V, or Cruwear -- any one (or more) of these.
G10 or CF scales
Both PE & SE variants for each model
...perhaps an exclusive could bring in something like S90V, M390, or LC200N with a cool scale material/colour?
"When you wish upon a star..." :D
Cheers,
John
David I wish you have been in the Spyderville community when this model was in it's "star-studded-moment". Because just about every knife magazine I was taking at the time were mostly all writing articles about this great C-60 Ayoob model.Evil D wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 12:06 pmJD Spydo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 8:09 amAfter Doc Snubnose did his extensive test with his SE version of the Ayoob on actual meat carcasses it really impressed me when he told us of his results. Others have gone on record saying that the SE version of the Ayoob is one of the best if not thee best Spyderedged model ever.
Oh it would be only half of a dream come true if they only did it in PE. A Spyderedged version in at least 25% of the run would be ideal. I'm all but certain that many SE models would sell quickly. With more and more collectors now going for Spyderedged models to add to their collections it just makes perfect sense. We aren't getting enough models in SE as it is IMO.
It's going to do a lot of damage regardless of edge type because it translates so much leverage into a slash. I could see where it could even be TOO much, I bet it could allow the knife to twist in your hand if you hit a target at an angle. It's probably really good for thrusts though.
Of course my interest is utility first and self defense like 5th or 12th or something like that. The design just looks extremely user friendly and ergonomic. I typically don't want anywhere near that much belly in my blades because it usually means the blade tip is really upswept, but this design allows for a lot of belly and a low blade tip which is nearly impossible to find in pocket knives.
I just already knew in my gut that you would be "thumbs up" on this one. There are about 4 other guys I'm sure will jump on this elite bandwagon.