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What products do you have absolute trust in...

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Obviously everyone here will say Spyderco, that's a given, but what other products do you have absolute confidence in, knowing they'll *just work*....

for me it's
SureFire flashlights, specifically my 6P and G2, the 6P i will have either the P60 65 lumen lamp or P61 120 lumen lamp in, depending on situation, the G2 has a G&P 3 watt Luxeon LED lamp in it, instead of the stock P60, for longer runtime
my Inova X5 LED flashlight, built like a tank, completely waterproof, able to withstand 3000 pounds of crushing force, 20 hours runtime, the thing's practically indestructible
my Fenix L1 1 watt Luxeon sngle AA flashlight, long runtime on a single AA battery, and a good compromise between flood and throw

Mossberg Model 500 shotgun, built to police-spec and built to take a beating, even though i treat it very nicely

Apple Computer, specifically, my PowerMac G4 Mirror Door tower running 10.4.2 and 10.4.4 (gotta love dual hard drives.... ;) ) i've had this machine running almost 2 years with no crash-induced reboots, OS X is rock-solid stable

my Nikon F4s 35MM SLR, it's *never* failed me, or taken a bad picture
similarly, my Mamiya RB67 Pro S 120 camera, fully mechanical, rock solid reliable, no batteries, no meter, just a bunch of gears, springs, switches and glass....

and, of course, my Spydies....
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I would say My Arc-P 333 Flashlight ...
My USB mini Cruiser Key, wish is about the only electronic gizmo I trust..
My Vortex Backpack
All my Ecco Shoes and boots, all 30ish pair of them :rolleyes: .
My Mountain hardware gears...

My tooth brush...
And my walls... No wait, last year, a painting fell on the floor without any warning...!!!

Simon

BTW Interesting thread
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My Opel station wagon diesel; the parts are cheap compared to other brands and it's "just" a car, nothing more, nothing less.

Ecco shoes

Amstel beer :p :D

"Zware Van Nelle" tobacco; there are much cheaper brands, but they make me cough :(

Cricket lighters; they always work (unlike Bic :( ), are cheap and very slim.
Arend(old school Spydie lover)

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....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal):cool:

...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
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:spyder: Spyderco, mossberg, surefire and glock. :spyder:
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Glock and Jack Danials, though not at the same time :eek:
MAT :spyder: TER
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Surefire and Spyderco are the main ones. I rely on each of their products daily and i have never been let down. I also trust H&R, Stevens, and Thompson Center as they all have produced me with the ideal field gun for each circumstance.
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Streamlight products(any)
Motorola i305
Smith and wesson wheel guns
Ruger wheel guns
springfield 1911s
Les baer 1911s
Savage centerfire rifles
mossberg 500 series
Suzuki Dr200se
Honda Xr400r
My dodge dakota(mods)
second chance kevlar
sig p220 45 acp
NAA mini revolvers
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Hey All, Products I Have Absolute Trust In............Spyderco (Of Course), CRK, HK, Surefire, Inova, Streamlight, Hiatt Handcuffs, and My Timex.

"JESUS IS LIFE..........THE REST IS JUST DETAILS" ;)
Take Good Care All.

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John Deere
Sig Sauer
Browning Sweet 16s
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in front of my eyes:

-IBM Thinkpads
-Sony Walkman
-Zubrowka vodka :)

and a lot of spydies!
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I would say I have absolute trust in my Arc'teryx Alpha SV mountaineering jacket. It's protected me on the summit of Mount Washington in the middle of January in 100mph winds, plus everything else I've been able to throw at it while still looking good. I also have absolute trust in my Nigel Dennis Explorer sea-kayak. I know it will rise to any challenge I have to guts to try. Do I even need to mention my Spydies :) ? As corny as it sounds, I also have absolute trust in my partners at work to be there.
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flipe8 wrote:I would say I have absolute trust in my Arc'teryx Alpha SV mountaineering jacket. It's protected me on the summit of Mount Washington in the middle of January in 100mph winds, plus everything else I've been able to throw at it while still looking good. I also have absolute trust in my Nigel Dennis Explorer sea-kayak. I know it will rise to any challenge I have to guts to try. Do I even need to mention my Spydies :) ? As corny as it sounds, I also have absolute trust in my partners at work to be there.

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Hmmm, let's see: My SF flashlights, Arc-P, my custom knives, my Kahr Arms guns, my Mac iBook, my Canon ELPH digi & 35 MM camera, Konica-Minolta 7D digicam., My Mossberg Persuader, Bushmaster AR-15,and my Palm TX.
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Apple, Canon, Volkswagen and Spyderco.
Oh yeah, and Klein mountainbike frames. (at least before Trek bought them) :)
Just reread the thread, noticed the high alcohol content.
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Absolute confidence besides :spyder: ?

Surefire G2
The Browning High Power. (I've seen a few Glocks jam, including my own)
S&W M66 (4 in.)
Remington 870
My '91 K5 Chevy Blazer
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PS: I forgot to include my Toyota Tundra!
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Brands

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Spyderco: duh!
Modiano: they make my fav. 100% plastic playing cards
Saturn: it just keeps going and going and going and...
USAA: best insurance ever
SONY: are there better tvs/dvds/dvrs out there?
Apple: especially my soon-to-be-had MacBook (intel inside) and iPod
Samsung: best cell I've ever owned
LRI: makers of photon mircolights
HDS: new to my list, based this trust on their reputation. I love my EDC light!
Fisher: Space pens never fail!
Specialized: my bike has seen its unfair share of abuse, and still keeps going!
Craftsman: all my best longest lasting tools seem to be Craftsman...

That's what comes to mind immediately...
Mike :cool:

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Of Course Spyderco...
Boston Acoustics have served me well for a very long time so they have to be on the list.
Craftsman Tools
My Beretta Shotgun
Magellan GPS
Timex and Seiko watches

This is a cool thread thanks.
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Jaguar electrical systems
Ford air conditionings
Sony anything
Dark Ops blades
UPS
Tools stamped "China"
FEMA










Oh wait.... I think I miss read the title to the thread :o
I do trust...
Spyderco
Glock
Honda
SAK
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Raleigh bikes(at least the old ones, haven't seen how solid the new frames are).
12yr & 18yr Glen Livet
14yr Oban
10yr Bowmore
*hey, I KNOW they'll be the same every bottle, therefore I trust it :p
my 30lbs sledgehammer :p
my diamond files
Craftsman tools(when I manage to damage tools with my bike I just stop in to customer service and walk out with new tools)
'crappytire' tools(same as Sears Craftsman, except I can walk from home and they don't bother asking questions anymore)
military surplus glowsticks(I buy fresh when I know I'll need some, and I know they'll work for the full night)
Fisher Bullet
Colibri(haven't heard of one failing when it was kept clean and more or less full of fuel, as compared to zippo which are dry in a week).
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