Spyderc. Inc Belt Buckle.

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So you are the one that outbid me for the beltbuckle.
Now I'm thinking of getting something like that engraved.

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Bin!

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coffeeman wrote:So you are the one that outbid me for the beltbuckle.
Now I'm thinking of getting something like that engraved.

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Coffeeman

I got it with a BIN for $34.00 :) there were no other bids on it so you may have been on a different buckle. ;)

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UK KEN wrote:I got it with a BIN for $34.00
Rob may cry if he reads that. :p I picked mine up about a year ago Ken for about the same price you paid for yours. Keep meaning to visit the local tack shops and see if one of them has a nice belt I can put it on. Never did find out what "the story" on them is.
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$34.00

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Paul

Rob shouldn't get upset....I had to pay $4.00 shipping too! :(

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The Deacon wrote:Rob may cry if he reads that. :p
True :rolleyes: The last one I've seen seemed way over priced...

It would really be interesting what Spyderco says about these. Joyce?

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Rob F wrote:True :rolleyes: The last one I've seen seemed way over priced...

It would really be interesting what Spyderco says about these. Joyce?

Cheers, Rob
Just a bit. :rolleyes: Almost choked on my coffee when I saw what that one closed at. :eek: I really would like to know too.
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Thats an awesome belt buckle! I just have a regular small belt buckle, but if I wanted a big oval one it'd have to be that one.
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konstantkev wrote:Thats an awesome belt buckle! I just have a regular small belt buckle, but if I wanted a big oval one it'd have to be that one.
Kev, it's really not that big, at least not compared to some of Harley buckles I've seen, not to mention "rodeo" buckles. It's just a hair under 2" high X 3" wide.
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Originally Posted by The Deacon
Kev, it's really not that big, at least not compared to some of Harley buckles I've seen, not to mention "rodeo" buckles. It's just a hair under 2" high X 3" wide.
I guess it's not that big then. Speaking of large belt buckles, I should get a picture of the one my dad made from a CAT logo that's welded onto CAT buckets.
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I'd wear one

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Nice find Ken, I'm jealous. My prize possession used to be one of the blue mugs which are no longer available. Unfortuantely my wife broke the handle off it last weekend :( . We are still married BTW :) . I was once offered a tie by a :spyder: rep but I lost his number. I have one of the original caps with a small gold bug on the back and front. It used to be blue but has now faded to a very light grey.

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The hook is poised, the bait is ready to be swallowed.. don't nobody take it, PLEASE????? :(
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4 s ter wrote:Very nice catch Ken!

I wonder why Spyderco doesn't produce more of these types of items on an ongoing basis :confused:

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Good question David. You know, if I had to choose between the two, I would prefer a Spyderco Forum belt buckle to the Spyderco Forum shirt discussed in an earlier thread. Now, that would be really cool :D . How about a sprint run on belt buckles :D .
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Aloha zackerty!

Right on brother!!! How's BBF BTW?

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what would be nice would be having a belt buckle made to fit my belt... 1.75" nylon, one of my extras from cadets. My sister thiefed the old one(I wore the brass coating off, had a nice silver going... another year and this one might be the same eventually.
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very nice find im 22 and if i could find a belt buckle like that - i would wear it

and as for the sprint run - can we have them in s30v and CF scales please ?
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I would like to see Spyderco make a belt buckle just in the shape of the spider like the Spyderco logo. in stailess steel.
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RanCoWeAla wrote:I would like to see Spyderco make a belt buckle just in the shape of the spider like the Spyderco logo. in stailess steel.
Glad you dragged this thread up from the depths of the forums. I had never seen the Spyderco belt buckle, nor even heard of their existence. While I'm more into subdued buckles, I do have to admit that this is kind of cool. Your suggestion for just the Spyder would look great.
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Scotch wrote:I have nevere seen a person under tha age of 25 wearing a belt buckle, actually ive only seen girls with these fake diamond ripodd POS that they wear with there names on them. I dont relly see it to mucha nd the only time I see them are on Men like Tom Selleck.
I'm sure you are a real fashion trend setter. Your pants are probably half way down your backside and your rapper hat on sideways.
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