What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[TkoK83Spy]

Tinkering around in the garage.

[mikey177]

SpyMyto

[sv4]

Happy Friday : Persian 2 from 2011.

[aicolainen]

classy badassery!

[Paul Ardbeg]

[aicolainen]

This is so SaltyCaribbeanDfly. But then again, most of your WSIYPT pictures are :)

Give me a pile of random EDC dump pics and I'll identify yours with 95+% certainty

[Manixguy@1994]

MG2

[aicolainen]

Catcherman somewhat in pocket for the last week.

I rounded off my summer vacation with a 5-day trip to the south-eastern coast. Going by train/public transport and passing through the most stringently enforced areas with regards to knife laws, I was more concerned about weight than practical pocket carry. The knife would stay in a pack most of the time anyways.

Bringing a fishing rod is a non-negotiable for any coastal destination and staying at a AirBnB with an unknown (and probably sub par) cutlery selection, the Catcherman kind of stood out as the perfect do-it-all for what I expected to need it for. Especially given that I wouldn't carry on body outside planned outdoor activities.

Until this trip I've only brought along the Catcherman as a dedicated filleting knife, but being forced to use it for everything was quite eye opening, and I have to agree with @vivi that this is a pretty solid allrounder. I need to push it into this type of use more often, and if I do it wouldn't surprise me if this knife makes it into my top 5 favorite Spyderco's at some point.
Sadly it was not featured on any pictures from my trip.

[Zbec27]

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

Cool shot Paul

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

This is so SaltyCaribbeanDfly. But then again, most of your WSIYPT pictures are :)

Give me a pile of random EDC dump pics and I'll identify yours with 95+% certainty

Is that a good thing or should I shake things up with some tool steel shots…I do major in salt knives with a minor in yellow ya know

[vivi]

Catcherman somewhat in pocket for the last week.

I rounded off my summer vacation with a 5-day trip to the south-eastern coast. Going by train/public transport and passing through the most stringently enforced areas with regards to knife laws, I was more concerned about weight than practical pocket carry. The knife would stay in a pack most of the time anyways.

Bringing a fishing rod is a non-negotiable for any coastal destination and staying at a AirBnB with an unknown (and probably sub par) cutlery selection, the Catcherman kind of stood out as the perfect do-it-all for what I expected to need it for. Especially given that I wouldn't carry on body outside planned outdoor activities.

Until this trip I've only brought along the Catcherman as a dedicated filleting knife, but being forced to use it for everything was quite eye opening, and I have to agree with @vivi that this is a pretty solid allrounder. I need to push it into this type of use more often, and if I do it wouldn't surprise me if this knife makes it into my top 5 favorite Spyderco's at some point.
Sadly it was not featured on any pictures from my trip.

Glad it aerved you well. While it does have some short comings as a general purpose knife, I found mine pretty capable too.

I just got back from a trip to the southeast coast of my country too. We didn't catch anything worth cooking, but we're slowly teaching ourselves a new skill. Someday.



Pocketed this guy on a whim today instead of my usual work knife. Can't recall the last time I carried a Chief. It was my favorite Spyderco folder for a bit, but I've come back around to preferring the Police & Military.

Forgot how well it carries. That's one thing it does better than the Military 2, even with the new tip up option from factory. So much edge in such a compact package. Very well engineered.

[8th_Note]

I just my 2 new (to me) Tenaciouses (sp?) in the mail. One satin, one black oxide. This Spyderco 8CR takes a stupid sharp edge very easily.

[aicolainen]

This is so SaltyCaribbeanDfly. But then again, most of your WSIYPT pictures are :)

Give me a pile of random EDC dump pics and I'll identify yours with 95+% certainty

Is that a good thing or should I shake things up with some tool steel shots…I do major in salt knives with a minor in yellow ya know

No worries, definitively a good thing

[Paul Ardbeg]

Cool shot Paul

Thanks Salty!

[PeaceInOurTime]

[Makunochimaster]

[TkoK83Spy]

Freshened up the edge a bit.

[endura3]

[sv4]

Serrations Saturday : Military from 2003.