What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[ladybug93]

i picked up this little scalpel yesterday.

How do you like it so far ? I keep looking at the XL and think it possibly would be a nice back up . Really like the thin design and seems very pocket friendly . Dan

Inquiring minds wanna know

i haven't cut anything with it yet (except popping a couple hairs from my arm), so i can't comment on its performance.

things i like so far:
it's still very thin and compact, fitting nicely in a fifth pocket, but now slightly more hand filling and with a full grip.
i like the pointy tip. it's going to be great for whittling/carving, as previously showcased.
i think it's pretty cool to see spyderco do a modern take on a traditional style knife. the original roadie just feels like a small slip joint. the ukpk and lil native just feel like spydercos made into slip joints. the roadie xl, on the other hand, feels like a modern tradition knife made by spyderco.
i like having a slip joint in my collection, as well as something from the factory in italy. the roadie already accomplished this, but now i have a second one in the collection.
i like that it's a new steel for me to try. i've not had anything in m398 yet.
the taller blade shape means better geometry behind the edge also, so it's going to be a better slicer than the standard version.
it won't be replacing any of my larger edc knives, but it does work well as a backup.

honestly, when i first saw it, i thought it was a hideous upgrade to a knife that didn't need any upgrades. lb is wrong sometimes. its a sweet little knife.

[vivi]

rainy day in the city. still managed to touch the 60's though.

[Manixguy@1994]

i picked up this little scalpel yesterday.

How do you like it so far ? I keep looking at the XL and think it possibly would be a nice back up . Really like the thin design and seems very pocket friendly . Dan

Inquiring minds wanna know

i haven't cut anything with it yet (except popping a couple hairs from my arm), so i can't comment on its performance.

things i like so far:
it's still very thin and compact, fitting nicely in a fifth pocket, but now slightly more hand filling and with a full grip.
i like the pointy tip. it's going to be great for whittling/carving, as previously showcased.
i think it's pretty cool to see spyderco do a modern take on a traditional style knife. the original roadie just feels like a small slip joint. the ukpk and lil native just feel like spydercos made into slip joints. the roadie xl, on the other hand, feels like a modern tradition knife made by spyderco.
i like having a slip joint in my collection, as well as something from the factory in italy. the roadie already accomplished this, but now i have a second one in the collection.
i like that it's a new steel for me to try. i've not had anything in m398 yet.
the taller blade shape means better geometry behind the edge also, so it's going to be a better slicer than the standard version.
it won't be replacing any of my larger edc knives, but it does work well as a backup.

honestly, when i first saw it, i thought it was a hideous upgrade to a knife that didn't need any upgrades. lb is wrong sometimes. its a sweet little knife.

Thanks LB , your opinion was very important to me . Dan

[BMF]

[Wartstein]

In my completely subjective opinion perhaps the best folder Spyderco makes these days (in SE, not necessarily PE, that is)

[SpeedHoles]

[Manixguy@1994]

MG2

[Wartstein]

Besides an XL version of the Chap a serrated one is probably the Spydie I've been hoping and advocating for the most in the last years... and man, it turns out to be even better than I imagined (see also what others think in this thread viewtopic.php?t=96972)

[Aladinsane]

From a hike in the Smokies on Saturday:

[PeaceInOurTime]

In my completely subjective opinion perhaps the best folder Spyderco makes these days (in SE, not necessarily PE, that is)

One of the greats! Mine is my dedicated work knife. Reliable and dependable.

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

i picked up this little scalpel yesterday.

How do you like it so far ? I keep looking at the XL and think it possibly would be a nice back up . Really like the thin design and seems very pocket friendly . Dan

Inquiring minds wanna know

i haven't cut anything with it yet (except popping a couple hairs from my arm), so i can't comment on its performance.

things i like so far:
it's still very thin and compact, fitting nicely in a fifth pocket, but now slightly more hand filling and with a full grip.
i like the pointy tip. it's going to be great for whittling/carving, as previously showcased.
i think it's pretty cool to see spyderco do a modern take on a traditional style knife. the original roadie just feels like a small slip joint. the ukpk and lil native just feel like spydercos made into slip joints. the roadie xl, on the other hand, feels like a modern tradition knife made by spyderco.
i like having a slip joint in my collection, as well as something from the factory in italy. the roadie already accomplished this, but now i have a second one in the collection.
i like that it's a new steel for me to try. i've not had anything in m398 yet.
the taller blade shape means better geometry behind the edge also, so it's going to be a better slicer than the standard version.
it won't be replacing any of my larger edc knives, but it does work well as a backup.

honestly, when i first saw it, i thought it was a hideous upgrade to a knife that didn't need any upgrades. lb is wrong sometimes. its a sweet little knife.

Thanks LB

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

[Makunochimaster]

[SpeedHoles]

Very nice textures and layout

[TkoK83Spy]

Manix Monday!

[endura3]

[Aladinsane]

Nice! My wife carries an Al Mar like that! She doesn’t like the Spydie hole!!!

[SpeedHoles]

Potentially shared a factory at some point in time...

[endura3]

Nice! My wife carries an Al Mar like that! She doesn’t like the Spydie hole!!!

Thank you! They are great little knives. Wish my wife had such refined tastes but alas she carries a Benchmade haha.

Potentially shared a factory at some point in time...

I love how intertwined the history and design language was between the two companies.

[przemekspce]