


I think the lower sales might be due to the cost. It costs 18% more then the Endura, and at that price point you may as well pony up more and get a manix... That is why I never bought one, figured I may as well get a better steelanagarika wrote:Congratulations!
Stretch ergonomic is so good I'm wondering if the funky blade shape causes it lower sales than Endura or Delica. I enjoy it tremendously! Going clipless is even better, try that!
Hopefully you managed to align the spring holder correctly, and the two nubs are in the hole against the liner.
The process below is for Endura, but applicable for Stretch (or Delica) too: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... icky-part/
PS: Boomer over BF is making custom scale and had the insert holding the spring worked out. Try that: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... RETCH-FRN/
Thank you! Yeah I finally got it by doing it that way, I found a guy on YouTube that made a video. At first I had the spring upside down because it fit better but of course I knew that wasn't right when the lock wouldn't engage. Then I flipped the spring around and fought with it, but the pressure warped the piece on the backspacer with the "nub" so the other liner wouldn't go on correctly. Oh man it was an ordeal lol I finally got the way in the link to work with a little elbow grease. Not gonna take this bad boy apart very often lolanagarika wrote:Congratulations!
Stretch ergonomic is so good I'm wondering if the funky blade shape causes it lower sales than Endura or Delica. I enjoy it tremendously! Going clipless is even better, try that!
Hopefully you managed to align the spring holder correctly, and the two nubs are in the hole against the liner.
The process below is for Endura, but applicable for Stretch (or Delica) too: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... icky-part/
PS: Boomer over BF is making custom scale and had the insert holding the spring worked out. Try that: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... RETCH-FRN/
Thank you! I picked it up on the Exchange lnib never carried. The day I grabbed it (Friday night) there were 2 or 3 that went up for sale throughout the day. So keep an eye out over there, they really do pop up quite a bit.dplafoll wrote:Nice pickup! The Stretch is the only HAP40 sprint I don't either own or have reserved. I'm jealous! If you don't mind me asking, where did you find this one?
That guy probably is ewerstruly, with his purple Endura.death-to-yancey wrote:Thank you! Yeah I finally got it by doing it that way, I found a guy on YouTube that made a video. At first I had the spring upside down because it fit better but of course I knew that wasn't right when the lock wouldn't engage. Then I flipped the spring around and fought with it, but the pressure warped the piece on the backspacer with the "nub" so the other liner wouldn't go on correctly. Oh man it was an ordeal lol I finally got the way in the link to work with a little elbow grease. Not gonna take this bad boy apart very often lolanagarika wrote:Congratulations!
Stretch ergonomic is so good I'm wondering if the funky blade shape causes it lower sales than Endura or Delica. I enjoy it tremendously! Going clipless is even better, try that!
Hopefully you managed to align the spring holder correctly, and the two nubs are in the hole against the liner.
The process below is for Endura, but applicable for Stretch (or Delica) too: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... icky-part/
PS: Boomer over BF is making custom scale and had the insert holding the spring worked out. Try that: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... RETCH-FRN/
Yup that was him! Lol I was beginning to lose it before I found that video, so THANK YOU ewerstruly! I wasn't even looking at who put the videos up at that point I was too busy pulling my hair out lol!anagarika wrote:That guy probably is ewerstruly, with his purple Endura.death-to-yancey wrote:Thank you! Yeah I finally got it by doing it that way, I found a guy on YouTube that made a video. At first I had the spring upside down because it fit better but of course I knew that wasn't right when the lock wouldn't engage. Then I flipped the spring around and fought with it, but the pressure warped the piece on the backspacer with the "nub" so the other liner wouldn't go on correctly. Oh man it was an ordeal lol I finally got the way in the link to work with a little elbow grease. Not gonna take this bad boy apart very often lolanagarika wrote:Congratulations!
Stretch ergonomic is so good I'm wondering if the funky blade shape causes it lower sales than Endura or Delica. I enjoy it tremendously! Going clipless is even better, try that!
Hopefully you managed to align the spring holder correctly, and the two nubs are in the hole against the liner.
The process below is for Endura, but applicable for Stretch (or Delica) too: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... icky-part/
PS: Boomer over BF is making custom scale and had the insert holding the spring worked out. Try that: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... RETCH-FRN/
Glad you did well :)death-to-yancey wrote:Yup that was him! Lol I was beginning to lose it before I found that video, so THANK YOU ewerstruly! I wasn't even looking at who put the videos up at that point I was too busy pulling my hair out lol!anagarika wrote:That guy probably is ewerstruly, with his purple Endura.death-to-yancey wrote:Thank you! Yeah I finally got it by doing it that way, I found a guy on YouTube that made a video. At first I had the spring upside down because it fit better but of course I knew that wasn't right when the lock wouldn't engage. Then I flipped the spring around and fought with it, but the pressure warped the piece on the backspacer with the "nub" so the other liner wouldn't go on correctly. Oh man it was an ordeal lol I finally got the way in the link to work with a little elbow grease. Not gonna take this bad boy apart very often lolanagarika wrote:Congratulations!
Stretch ergonomic is so good I'm wondering if the funky blade shape causes it lower sales than Endura or Delica. I enjoy it tremendously! Going clipless is even better, try that!
Hopefully you managed to align the spring holder correctly, and the two nubs are in the hole against the liner.
The process below is for Endura, but applicable for Stretch (or Delica) too: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... icky-part/
PS: Boomer over BF is making custom scale and had the insert holding the spring worked out. Try that: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... RETCH-FRN/
I think you'll love it, I was strongly considering an endura after getting to handle a delica. I really liked the delica, and will own one at some point I'm sure, but I was looking for a little more blade. Once I got the stretch I knew I made the right choice. It's a lot of blade in a not so huge package. The endura being even larger in handle and blade it would've been too large for me to want to carry my pocket. Add to that the ergo's (did I mention the ergo's on this thing!!? :D ) and I'm loving the stretch more and more everyday.Parkourdude wrote:I'm waiting for the vg10 stretch to be released.
The Delica is a little too short and the endure is a little to long.
I'm really hoping the stretch hits that sweet spot for me in terms of size. I have no doubts that the ergos will be a dream.
Hey Patrick, Kenny @ Sooner State Knives still has them listed in stock, $123, I've picked up a few pieces from him in the past, good guy and fast shipping. :)dplafoll wrote:Nice pickup! The Stretch is the only HAP40 sprint I don't either own or have reserved. I'm jealous! If you don't mind me asking, where did you find this one?
Thanks! :Dfarnorthdan wrote:Hey Patrick, Kenny @ Sooner State Knives still has them listed in stock, $123, I've picked up a few pieces from him in the past, good guy and fast shipping. :)dplafoll wrote:Nice pickup! The Stretch is the only HAP40 sprint I don't either own or have reserved. I'm jealous! If you don't mind me asking, where did you find this one?
http://www.soonerstateknives.com/others ... models.htm