What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[Manixguy@1994]

For my buddy Dan

Thank you much ! It must be In Pocket prank day ! Dan

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

My best Jerome impression

Nicely done! :




Thanks… I’ll be here all week

[Sharp Guy]

[kohagen]

Thanks for the gentle nudge... got too many threads I'm following... be back soon once I change knives!

[ladybug93]

Today's pocket pick... Mr. Demko and a Lynch NW Prybar

there's an others pic section in off topic. just fyi.

[kohagen]

Today's pocket pick... Mr. Demko and a Lynch NW Prybar

there's an others pic section in off topic. just fyi.

Pay no attention to the idiot that can't keep track of what forum he's in.

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

What a sweet-lookin’ knife!!!

[Manixguy@1994]

All time favorite Sage glad to see you post it . I would love to see it come back for a run . Dan

[PeaceInOurTime]

[varossdg]

What do you think of it so far?

[Wartstein]

Running knife covered some vertical distance with me.

Wow! That’s a stunning view. Like from a airplane.

Jim

Thanks, yes it is! Though as a matter of fact the knife in the pic sits only about 850 vertical meters (around 2800 vertical feet) above the valley floor.
Really nice mountain - run to up there and really close to the city too (can start at my door)

[w3tnz]

[Wartstein]

Hope we'll get to see pics with that PM2 as the Star in front of a mountain scenery...

Best I could do, Gernot.
...

Still snowy mountains too over here - seen here in the first morning light as background for the trusty Pac Salt

[Evil D]

Pretty high on my wish list for getting a sprint or exclusive. I really would love to see this one come back in a steel that's better suited for such thin edges.






This knife is so far outside of what I normally carry but something about it just draws me to it. Maybe it's the construction, this knife really is a work of art. The way it uses an internal stop pin, the blade looks like it's just freely swinging in the pivot and at first you can't even tell why the blade stops when it locks open.

[Manixguy@1994]

Pretty high on my wish list for getting a sprint or exclusive. I really would love to see this one come back in a steel that's better suited for such thin edges.






This knife is so far outside of what I normally carry but something about it just draws me to it. Maybe it's the construction, this knife really is a work of art. The way it uses an internal stop pin, the blade looks like it's just freely swinging in the pivot and at first you can't even tell why the blade stops when it locks open.

I have always admired the lines , to me it is a fixed blade folder conversion done right . I agree it is a work of art . Dan

[mikey177]

Hundred Pacer

[PeaceInOurTime]

What do you think of it so far?

The serrations are a bit snaggy, but they'll round off a bit after a few sharpenings. Otherwise, it's an FFG SE linerless FRN Endura 4 in a nice shade of green and black hardware -- what's not to like??
I do wish they had the option of a black blade and Emerson opener.

[Wartstein]

What do you think of it so far?

The serrations are a bit snaggy, but they'll round off a bit after a few sharpenings. Otherwise, it's an FFG SE linerless FRN Endura 4 in a nice shade of green and black hardware -- what's not to like??
I do wish they had the option of a black blade and Emerson opener.

Same with the little brother Salt 2 ffg SE. Love it, but "snaggier" than I like (and than for example Endela or Stretch XL SE) out of the box. But, as you say, gets better / rounder anyway just by using and sharpening the thing.

[Manixguy@1994]

[ladybug93]

man. i'm still thinking about this one. such a cool knife and a great steel. have you had a chance to use it much yet?