What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[M Sea]

That DLT Delica is my newest knife. I am loving it! New to the Cruwear game so nice to switch it up. How are you liking yours?

[M Sea]

[prndltech]

That DLT Delica is my newest knife. I am loving it! New to the Cruwear game so nice to switch it up. How are you liking yours?

To early to tell. Factory edge was junk. Gave it the initial sharpening last night.

[Wartstein]

My newest acquisition is still in my pocket.. third day of doing some work on a mountain hut, and the Manix sees a ton of use. I sometimes do miss the longer cutting edge of Endura or Pac Salt, but other than that: Just a perfect work knife.

And REX 45... well, I am not a steel expert at all and my comparisons to other steels are by no means "scientific"; but I am more than impressed. I really cut masses of cardboard, whittled wood, cut cordage and packages and food... and still the Manix shaves hair and cuts thin paper easily. Furthermore I can see or feel no rolls or chips whatsoever. Also no signs of corrosion so far.

Pics below: Manix on some cardboard I cut with it to burn it in the oven afterwards (the cardboard, not the Manix ) and cook dinner...

[TkoK83Spy]

2 frn knives on the same day!?! Who is this man!?

[Sharp Guy]

2 frn knives on the same day!?! Who is this man!?

Haha! Textured FRN really is good stuff once you get over any mental obstacles you might have about carrying it.

[M Sea]

Have some butt kickers this afternoon so grabbed Maximus at lunch. Always up to the task

[steelcity16]

[sal]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

[FullFlatMind]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

[prndltech]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

Ohhh yeahhh!

[Wartstein]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

[Menipo]

Salmorejo time ....

[FullFlatMind]

[ThomC]

And REX 45... well, I am not a steel expert at all and my comparisons to other steels are by no means "scientific"; but I am more than impressed. I really cut masses of cardboard, whittled wood, cut cordage and packages and food... and still the Manix shaves hair and cuts thin paper easily. Furthermore I can see or feel no rolls or chips whatsoever. Also no signs of corrosion so far

So far I've had a good experience with Rex 45 too in the Shaman. While it is thicker than the Manix, it still cuts well.
Lost its shaving sharp edge after about a week of use, and I make a point of not sharpening until the blade reaaally snags on paper cuts.
It is still plenty sharp after a month of use.
Though it was ruthlessly kicked out of my pocket today by the good old C36

[bearfacedkiller]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

Hot diggity dog!!!

[nerdlock]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

[Cycletroll]

4" blade, straight spine Stretch prototype.

sal

Excellent!

[JuPaul]

I really, really enjoy this little knife. It deserves more attention.

[TkoK83Spy]

I really, really enjoy this little knife. It deserves more attention.

I never knew you had it, did you just get it? I've always found it interesting for a smaller knife when it's been posted, but you definitely don't hear much about it. Is that the cqi version with the better pocket clip spot?