Knives you wish you could like

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Re: Knives you wish you could like

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I have more Natives than I should admit, but they rarely see my pocket. I think the new Salt will change that this summer, at least until a Manix2 LW Salt drops ;)
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I personally love the PM2, fits my hand like a glove. The Para 3? Disaster. I bought a few of the sprint runs thinking they would grow on me over time, or I must just give them more time in pocket. No, it’s just a pass for me. If you actually cut more than Amazon boxes open with a knife, the Para 3 is not that great. I carried one as a primary for 3 months and it’s a no go.
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Manix and Native...

Both excellent knives, and I own multiples. I like choils, but for some reason the choil on these just seem to always get in the way while cutting.

I was thinking about getting a Native Salt to try LC200N, but maybe I should just stop kidding myself and go for a Caribbean instead.
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Re: Knives you wish you could like

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Brock O Lee wrote:
Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:05 am
Manix and Native...

Both excellent knives, and I own multiples. I like choils, but for some reason the choil on these just seem to always get in the way while cutting.

I was thinking about getting a Native Salt to try LC200N, but maybe I should just stop kidding myself and go for a Caribbean instead.
Don't get a Caribbean!

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Probably the Delica just because it has had some nice versions over the years and steel offerings. It was also my second Spyderco but the ergos just aren't for me.

I could make a far longer list of knives that I DO like but don't like enough to buy/carry over my favorite models.
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For me I guess you could say that it's any of the ENDURA models. The blade just isn't pointy enough for me. Because with the types of cutting jobs I've got I tend to need a blade with more of a defined point to it. Now in Spyderedge it's not as bad but in Plain Edge it just doesn't have the mobility or the pointy blade that the C-36 Military or the C-60 Ayoob or the JD Smith models have.

Another model I could never fall in love with was the MEERKAT. Don't really prefer small blades anyway but the MeerKat models I've had I've never really used any of them much.
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Flippers

Just don’t get them and why would you need a flipper with a Spyderco hole

Had them and used them but meh....
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