What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[Manixguy@1994]

Thank you ! Just messing around in back part of yard . Dan

[Makunochimaster]

[vivi]

[ladybug93]

[cabfrank]

Well coordinated!

[Netherend]

I spy with my little eye…

[ladybug93]

Well coordinated!

thanks!

[RevMike]

Throwback Saturday.

[Bolster]

Manix on trail. Backstory: Wife and I hiked a new desert trail, of strenuousness that took us by surprise. Temp 96F, mid-day hike, and halfway into the hike (about 1 hour), wife ran dry. Trail was 45 degree ascent near crests of hills, taxing for us old folks. Glad I brought a spare half liter of water and Gatorade powder, which got her going again. (I tank before a desert hike, guzzle 1 liter, and then don't need water for 2 hrs., so the 1/2 Liter was 'just in case.') A reminder that when you're on a new trail...take a little extra. M4M went along for a pocket ride, though it did open the Gatorade package efficiently, when asked to do so. Such a sturdy, lightweight knife. Love it.

[Bolster]

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That looks like a black-bladed Chap...which, if it existed, would be very cool!

[Makunochimaster]

That looks like a black-bladed Chap...which, if it existed, would be very cool!

i regret that made blackwash (ferric chloride), it's not durable and rough like sandpaper, cuts worse

[Bolster]

I'm going to claim this Atlantic Salt, too. I gave it to my friend Randall, a record-holding adventure sailor. Here he is, using it of all things to cut out a rotten egg. Currently he is sailing from SF to Homer, Alaska. His blog, if interested:

http://figure8voyage.com/blog/

I also sent him a Swick. I'm curious whether he will use it or not. He balked a little at the wharnie's sharp tip; apparently many sailors prefer a bluntish sheepfoot over a wharnie -- or at least he does. The concern I am told is stabbing one's self by accident on high seas when the sailor's whole world is a slippery whirl of movement.

But I know his Atlat Salt is on him at all times and gets used heavily.

[Manixguy@1994]

I'm going to claim this Atlantic Salt, too. I gave it to my friend Randall, a record-holding adventure sailor. Here he is, using it of all things to cut out a rotten egg. Currently he is sailing from SF to Homer, Alaska. His blog, if interested:

http://figure8voyage.com/blog/

I also sent him a Swick. I'm curious whether he will use it or not. He balked a little at the wharnie's sharp tip; apparently many sailors prefer a bluntish sheepfoot over a wharnie -- or at least he does. The concern I am told is stabbing one's self by accident on high seas when the sailor's whole world is a slippery whirl of movement.

But I know his Atlat Salt is on him at all times and gets used heavily.

Homer is a neat place . I’ve been there a couple of times . Still have family in Alaska . Dan

[Wandering_About]

Got a bit late on me but I took a pic of today's carry outside anyway.

[Wartstein]

Working on/for a mountain hut again... except it's not entirely just about hard work...
My knife? Goddard once more. Man, I'd love to have an ffg SE version of that thing...

When you get tired of this one, just let me know
I don’t even mind some sun protection lotion on the scales

You want my job up there, my friend?

Well, perhaps you´d like to think about that twice - here you can "watch" me doing another part of the work up there: Shovling out the septic tank (so literally shovling sh. ...) ... takes several showers afterwards before one feels (like smelling) sexy again...

So glad you cropped that photo Gernot

... but rest assured: Even if not cropped I would have stayed well within the forum rules: Was wearing prudish shorts of course (I mean, I needed a waistband for carrying my Goddard iwb, right?)

[JSumm]

Next time I'm having a rough day, I'm going to tell myself it could be worse. I could be shoveling **** like Gernot.

I'm just kidding, seeing beautiful landscape here and camping typically means you got a get a little dirty too. Worth it for the views.


Kapara with me today.

[ladybug93]

Kapara with me today.

cool pic! i like the colors and contrast. and those scales... #chefskiss

[Manixguy@1994]

MG2

[ladybug93]

i really wanted to carry a manix today, but i need to cycle through these other great designs too. spydiechef today.

[brj]