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Sweet, Ti and CF UKPKs!!!
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I can't wait for the super-leaf.

But my wallet hasn't caught up to last year yet, I might have to sell a kidney to make sure I get all these sprint runs! :D
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Wow, it's definitely going to be a much more interesting spydie-year than I anticipated. ti & cf ukpk, matriach sprint, super leaf and an XL chinese folder :eek:

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Yea, I am in for both varieties of the Matriarch.
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The blue Manix that will be coming with the flat ground S30V blade and skeletonized liners that greatly reduce the weight.

An extra large Lum Chinese folder with a “peel ply” carbon fiber handle which has a very smooth finish and VG10 steel blades.

& 2 Brown Matriarch's. 1 ea.

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Im pumped about the Ti CF UKPK!
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markg wrote:Yea, I am in for both varieties of the Matriarch.
me too...and many many enduras :D
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Anyone know if the Matriarch is based on the E3 or E4 handle? I'm hoping for E4 and a reasonable price. If so, Christmas shopping will be done in one fell swoop for family members.
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JLS wrote:Anyone know if the Matriarch is based on the E3 or E4 handle? I'm hoping for E4 and a reasonable price. If so, Christmas shopping will be done in one fell swoop for family members.
I am going to assume it is on the E3 handle, but that is just an assumption as that is what the original was based on.
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S30V ? Must be only for the proto...

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I'm really excited for the Superhawk Leaf. I'm a little bummed there wasn't any news of the Lil' Temp 2, though.
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I can't wait to see Jason Breedon's new knife :D
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Call me a simpleton, but I'm most excited for a red FRN FFG Delica :D
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Kenix wrote:Call me a simpleton, but I'm most excited for a red FRN FFG Delica :D
I believe what they're calling red is something more like burgundy (ala ZDP Caly Jr & Goddard sprints), as red red is reserved for trainers.
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SuperLeaf! Wonder what steel it will be? I'm really looking forward to this one. ;)
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Lol, I am sure someone forgot to press the shift key for 4 making that $220 MSRP.

I'll be looking for that big LUM folder :D
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catamount wrote:A lot in that report...

Looks like the Blue Manix 2 will have skeletonized liners.
I will likely take a pass then. Like the blue G10 but the light weight of the S90V/CF model made it feel too light for my tastes. I actually prefer the heft of the "regular" Manix 2.

That and as much as the forum in general seems to be bonkers for full flat grinds, I think the hollow grind is more appropriate for a stout user like the Manix 2. I've never understood why sheer slicing ability is valued over all-around versatility and strength.
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Well I just couldn't resist any longer and just pre-ordered the Blue Manix from the Cutlery Shoppe. Looking forward to purchasing some of the other sprint runs this coming year!
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JLS wrote:Anyone know if the Matriarch is based on the E3 or E4 handle? I'm hoping for E4 and a reasonable price. If so, Christmas shopping will be done in one fell swoop for family members.
Sal was talking over on USN and said the E4 handle would make it too expensive as they would have to redesign it.

E3 will work nice though. Cheap and light is a good combo :)
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Firebat wrote:I will likely take a pass then. Like the blue G10 but the light weight of the S90V/CF model made it feel too light for my tastes. I actually prefer the heft of the "regular" Manix 2.

That and as much as the forum in general seems to be bonkers for full flat grinds, I think the hollow grind is more appropriate for a stout user like the Manix 2. I've never understood why sheer slicing ability is valued over all-around versatility and strength.
Since I learned the difference between a knife and a crowbar, I've wondered why makers still use saber grind. ;)
Full flat for general use, full hollow for light duty, saber for paperweight. Just my opinion, YMMV.
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