It’s time for a green salt Dyad !

[elena86]

Just imagine a lw green salt Dyad with black coated blades. I wouldn’t mind a non-coated one though... just bring it back.

[Evil D]

I'm in 100% for FFG LC200N Dyad. The only thing I really have to see changed (assuming it's the same overall design as the last Dyad) is please don't add the sharpening notch to either blade especially the SE blade.

[JakeXman]

This would conclude my hunt for a small companion knife.

Edit: I was thinking micro dyad :rolleyes:

[Bemo]

I would buy this. The dyad doesn't really do it for me as is but a LW version in LC200N, green... oh yeah.

[VooDooChild]

Give me lc200n with a green scale on that side and serrated h1 with a yellow scale on the other side. :)

[brj]

Give me lc200n with a green scale on that side and serrated h1 with a yellow scale on the other side. :)

Overcoming the first immediate impulse (which was to say 'what the heck, man') I think I'd actually buy something like this...

[Menipo]

Just imagine a lw green salt Dyad with black coated blades. I wouldn’t mind a non-coated one though... just bring it back.

+1 The big one (C-44). Non-coated, please. I would buy half a dozen.

[Sumdumguy]

Im pretty sure we all know my stance on this issue.

Preferably a Micro Dyad or Jr.

That would do it for me.
(Although, I'd buy any version)

[JD Spydo]

Did someone say Dyad!!!??? :) I've been a fan of the Dyad model and especially the larger C-44 since the early 2000s. You can put me down for a Salt Dyad and I would make it a point to get one.

Now I would really like it a lot if they did one the size of the original C-44 big Dyad. I don't have much use for the smaller versions.

[Dazen]

I would love this! I think a Jr. would be easier since they already have the FRN tooling available for it, but, a Micro would be awesome clipless in the bottom of my pocket!

Pic needed:

[Doc Dan]

Just imagine a lw green salt Dyad with black coated blades. I wouldn’t mind a non-coated one though... just bring it back.

You must have a spy camera or something! Hahaha! I have out my Seki made, double bladed Buck knife. Great pocket knife with a high hollow ground drop point and a serrated sheepfoot blade on the other end, with opening holes.

I was thinking Spyderco could make this better and a good tweak of the Dyad, fixing some of its weaknesses would be a great idea.

LC200N Salt version would tip it over the edge of fantastic.

[elena86]

I forgot to mention ; no micro, no jr. just the large one. We all need allaround users ... I guess :D

[JakeXman]

I forgot to mention ; no micro, no jr. just the large one. We all need allaround users ... I guess :D

Why not all three? :p

[Evil D]

I'd be interested in Jr and full size versions. I'd carry my full size a lot more often if it wasn't a "collector's item" and hard to replace.

[JRinFL]

It’s surprising that there has been no Salt version already, of any of the three versions. I don’t need any more Salts, but I’d get a Salt Dyad.

[elena86]

Bump !

[Evil D]

I'm still in for a Salt version, just remember if that ever does happen you can expect it to cost about what two knives would cost, and I think that may be why it hasn't happened yet. Are you guys really prepared to spend $250-300 on this?

[cody6268]

I would be more into the Dyad Jr. I like a small lockback with dual PE/SE blades. My current one is a 1990s Camillus; which can't be opened with one hand.

The large Dyad was nearly $300--and that was 8 years ago! 10 years ago, the Dyad Jr. was $110.

On another note, for cost-effectiveness, maybe bringing back the Byrd Wings would work better. I could not find a Dyad, so I ended up going for a "second" Byrd Wings (the smaller "Slip It") I found on the secondary market for $40 (which knowing what I paid for my seconds last Dec.; cost the seller $20 or less). The regular one is a little too big, so FRN Wings Slip It?

[yablanowitz]

I'd be interested in Jr and full size versions. I'd carry my full size a lot more often if it wasn't a "collector's item" and hard to replace.

You don't have to replace it if you don't lose it...or break it. I carry mine all the time. It's kind of funny that many of the Spydercrew have never seen an original in person until I come along.

[Fireman]

I love my dyad
Mine is micarta. Never used the serrated to have a factor edge in case of emergency and used the PE
A salt Dyad is a great idea with LC200N or Elastic Ceramic in a light weight version.