What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[mikey177]

Lately it is this Maxamet Sage.

Those are beautiful scales. May I know who the maker is?

I'm still carrying the P'Kal today. It actually works well in a normal forward grip for me.

Thanks, they are from cuscadi.de. Cheesewood scales for all my Maxamets:

Those look sweet and very unique. Thank you for the information.

[knifemovieguy]

35 degrees Celsius essentials

[TkoK83Spy]

I can't get over how big, yet light this knife is! It's a good problem to have debating between this one and the BHQ M4 model :cool:

[Airlsee]

[vivi]

well dang.

[Zive]

Tough break

[VashHash]

[BLUETYPEII]

I like it! The blue with the DLC just looks right.

[vivi]

turned out good!

[Woodpuppy]

well dang.

First reaction was “what’d he cut in half now?”

Then figured it out, bummer. Gotta break some eggs if’n you wanna eat an omelette. What’s next?

[TkoK83Spy]

well dang.

Ut oh, what trick were you doing to pull that off? I've never snapped one in that spot. Kinda funny, literally 22 minutes after you posted that pic...which I didn't see, because I was busy setting up my own complete board from CCS! I'm psyched!! Bummed that Quickies bearings aren't a thing anymore, I always loved their bearings.

[vivi]

well dang.

Ut oh, what trick were you doing to pull that off? I've never snapped one in that spot. Kinda funny, literally 22 minutes after you posted that pic...which I didn't see, because I was busy setting up my own complete board from CCS! I'm psyched!! Bummed that Quickies bearings aren't a thing anymore, I always loved their bearings.

Have you ever tried swiss bones? those are my favorite.

I was trying to nollie cab a hip, land in a manual then do a trick out of that. Felt like I had the landing but felt it snap before I could manaul down the hip. Had done it earlier in the day without any issues. It's a trick that runs a risk of this happening.

[BLUETYPEII]

well dang.

Ut oh, what trick were you doing to pull that off? I've never snapped one in that spot. Kinda funny, literally 22 minutes after you posted that pic...which I didn't see, because I was busy setting up my own complete board from CCS! I'm psyched!! Bummed that Quickies bearings aren't a thing anymore, I always loved their bearings.

Have you ever tried swiss bones? those are my favorite.

I was trying to nollie cab a hip, land in a manual then do a trick out of that. Felt like I had the landing but felt it snap before I could manaul down the hip. Had done it earlier in the day without any issues. It's a trick that runs a risk of this happening.

Oh you guys are just taking me back to the good old days. 1990 skateboarding and knives... :cool:

One of the last skateboards I owned was a G&S deck with Independent trucks and white wheels... loved that board.

[Wartstein]

well dang.

Oh you skaters!

It took me about 5 minutes and reading the follow up posts to find out what's "well dang" in the pic. And that it's actually not about the knife...

[Wartstein]

It got stiff competition from the Salt 2 ffg SE in that capacity lately, but the Chap is still a great iwb carry in light running shorts.

And, just like the Salt, a great performer since its blade is of a thickness/thinness that really makes sense in smaller folders.

[elena86]

20CV day

[knifemovieguy]

City center

[VashHash]

I think this one is gonna be my edc for a while.

[TkoK83Spy]

[DSH007]

I like your office better than mine aicolainen! :)

If it's any comfort, there are very few days that are outdoor office friendly around here. And it only really works when I'm reading / researching, so most of the time my home office looks very similar to yours. Without the friendly Santa, though

Hahah! Guillaume the office gnome. He guards my desk and even looks after my knives sometimes.. :D