Yup, it's a great utility design. It certainly grows on you.
Every once in a while I get the urge to carry the 'Hawk, even though the Military is my favorite. Nicy beefy hawkbill.
The Superhawk is great!! I think the "easy" curve on the blade makes it even more of an all-purpose knife than a "stronger" curve like the Tasman. I wonder if people like that more or less in a hawkbill??
-The children are right to laugh at you Ralph, these things couldn't cut butter-
JD Spydo wrote:Yeah Buddy!!! NOW'S THE TIME: FOR A NEW HAWKBILL!!
Now onward to the H-1 Spyderhawk :cool:
Yes! H-1 Spyderhawk! No! We won't shut up 'til we get it! :D
McBain wrote:The Superhawk is great!! I think the "easy" curve on the blade makes it even more of an all-purpose knife than a "stronger" curve like the Tasman. I wonder if people like that more or less in a hawkbill??
I like the Tasman/Spyderhawk curve. It makes the tip easier to use for such tasks as carefully opening BaliYo packages. I figure that if I want to carry a Wharnecliffe, I'll carry a Wharnecliffe. I, however, like curvy hawkbills. :cool:
God Bless Texas!
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2009 - Birth of the H-1 Spyderhawk! Thank you, Sal!
El Tigre wrote:The Superhawk is the best hawkbill ever made. I love it.
"El Tigre"
I always thought the Spyderhawk was the king of hawkbills,considering the current demand for a H1 Spyderhawk vs a Superhawk that is currently available that not many people want.
spyker wrote:I always thought the Spyderhawk was the king of hawkbills,considering the current demand for a H1 Spyderhawk vs a Superhawk that is currently available that not many people want.
Honestly, I think there are a lot of people who would buy the Superhawk if it weren't for the $200+ pricetag. The reduced curvature of the blade turns some people off, as well.
God Bless Texas!
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On to the next blade
