More details about the Manix?
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I'm a big fan of the original manix. I'm intrigued by the M2. The idea of having different versions/sprints appeals to me also. I'm sure I'll find one that's just right for me.
It's good to see Eric posting here also. Joe
It's good to see Eric posting here also. Joe
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Oh man... these little pieces of hints are torture.Eric Glesser wrote:We can’t show too much because it’s a Proto. This is the Manix2 87mm
-Dual stainless liners
-Evolved jimping
-Reversible hourglass clip
-Enlarged lanyard
-Thinner/lighter/longer (But still incredibly strong)
-Ball bearing lock
-Improved ergonomics
-The first version will be 154CM Black G-10
We’ll have lightweights and upgraded steels to come later. We’re also working on the larger version.
Thanks for all the support on the Manix and we’re glad to have the opportunity to make another.
Btw, Eric, I loved the original Manix design. Best do-anything knife I've got (and I've actually got two of them... ;-) ). Congrats on a fantastic design, and on what I'm sure is turning out to be another one (the Manix 2). I do hope, and will probably hold out, to see it in something tougher than 154CM (S30V is my second favorite steel, only behind CPM D2, and slightly ahead of VG10).
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Hey Eric, glad you finally postedEric Glesser wrote:We can’t show too much because it’s a Proto. This is the Manix2 87mm
-Dual stainless liners
-Evolved jimping
-Reversible hourglass clip
-Enlarged lanyard
-Thinner/lighter/longer (But still incredibly strong)
-Ball bearing lock
-Improved ergonomics
-The first version will be 154CM Black G-10
We’ll have lightweights and upgraded steels to come later. We’re also working on the larger version.
Thanks for all the support on the Manix and we’re glad to have the opportunity to make another.
Please will there be a version in full SpyderEdge(or at least 60% serrated) as well?
I nagged your Dad's head about it for years until the Manix got discontinued. :o :D
That would be a true workhorse :cool: :cool:
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....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
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Eric,
When you say lightweights, do you mean there's a FRN model in the future ala Dallara? Because I think that would really take the market by storm!
On another note, I think you will be pleased to know that I bought my original Manix at Bloomingdales in Manhattan 2 years ago, which is one of the most high-end department stores in New York- were talking Armani suits and fur coats. It was on a shelf with a T-mag, in a case full of "mens stuff" next to a case of $200 cufflinks and Paul Smith wallets. Goes to show that this knife is truly a work of art. Will post pics later.
*edit pics!
The store:

The Case of "mens stuff"

Manix and T-mag in case

Later that night :)

Thanks for the great knife!
-Mark
When you say lightweights, do you mean there's a FRN model in the future ala Dallara? Because I think that would really take the market by storm!
On another note, I think you will be pleased to know that I bought my original Manix at Bloomingdales in Manhattan 2 years ago, which is one of the most high-end department stores in New York- were talking Armani suits and fur coats. It was on a shelf with a T-mag, in a case full of "mens stuff" next to a case of $200 cufflinks and Paul Smith wallets. Goes to show that this knife is truly a work of art. Will post pics later.
*edit pics!
The store:

The Case of "mens stuff"

Manix and T-mag in case

Later that night :)

Thanks for the great knife!
-Mark
3 edge configurations - you'd surely back PE, CE and SE!
Talk about dealing with companies that actually listen and have their finger on the pulse of what their customers want.
Take the most awesome ergo'd knife around, offer it in slightly bigger or slightly smaller sizes, give it the smooth security of a caged ball lock, in an edge configuration of choice - perfect.
That sounds like almost every bit of feedback I have seen posted on how to make the manix more perfect has been taken on board and acted upon. What more could customers want?
*tips hat*
Talk about dealing with companies that actually listen and have their finger on the pulse of what their customers want.
Take the most awesome ergo'd knife around, offer it in slightly bigger or slightly smaller sizes, give it the smooth security of a caged ball lock, in an edge configuration of choice - perfect.
That sounds like almost every bit of feedback I have seen posted on how to make the manix more perfect has been taken on board and acted upon. What more could customers want?
*tips hat*
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+1 on what he said!feeny wrote: Talk about dealing with companies that actually listen and have their finger on the pulse of what their customers want.
Take the most awesome ergo'd knife around, offer it in slightly bigger or slightly smaller sizes, give it the smooth security of a caged ball lock, in an edge configuration of choice - perfect.
That sounds like almost every bit of feedback I have seen posted on how to make the manix more perfect has been taken on board and acted upon. What more could customers want?
*tips hat*
Are any of the new M2 models going to have a flat grind like the orig?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgYzQtCJ ... 468&page=9


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgYzQtCJ ... 468&page=9


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More S90v & CF please.......
More S90v & CF please.......
I believe that was the goal. 154cm has been a good steel for me. I'm sure this new Manix will be offered in the future with different steels and a flat grind too. It should do really well.Vivi wrote:Would it be cost prohibitive to use CPM154 instead?
Aaron
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Current EDCs: Golden models
:spyder: FG D2 Military:cool: Orange UKPK:spyder:
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