Ordered a Street Beat; Get me excited!
Ordered a Street Beat; Get me excited!
Post your pictures and what you think of the knife if you own one :D
- chuck_roxas45
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I heard that the micarta is rough, the steels chips and breaks .....
LOL. Kidding.! Congratulations on your street beat! :D
LOL. Kidding.! Congratulations on your street beat! :D
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Excellent knife, and the handle shows why micarta should always be contoured. It just looks so much better that as a flat slab.

The tapered tang in another really classy touch. Only complaint I have is the sheath, IMHO it's just not up to the rest of the knife.

The tapered tang in another really classy touch. Only complaint I have is the sheath, IMHO it's just not up to the rest of the knife.
Paul
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I was just stopping by here.....I haven't in a while.....but when I saw your thread I got psyched!
I love the Street Beat. It is my only Spyderco knife. I'm going to pick up a Tenacious sometime soon, but I prefer smaller fixed blades.
I like the G Clip and the Sheath. I haven't had any problems with it and I wear it on my left front hip (near jeans pocket) as a cross-draw with my right hand. The G clip fits on the sheath well and I haven't had problems with it at all.
It feels AMAZING in the hand, the choil in the handle makes it so you can really choke up on the knife and the spine jimping also makes you feel like you are in control of the knife.
It's too pretty for me to bang around, though, so I don't put it through any heavy-duty work.
I love the Street Beat. It is my only Spyderco knife. I'm going to pick up a Tenacious sometime soon, but I prefer smaller fixed blades.
I like the G Clip and the Sheath. I haven't had any problems with it and I wear it on my left front hip (near jeans pocket) as a cross-draw with my right hand. The G clip fits on the sheath well and I haven't had problems with it at all.
It feels AMAZING in the hand, the choil in the handle makes it so you can really choke up on the knife and the spine jimping also makes you feel like you are in control of the knife.
It's too pretty for me to bang around, though, so I don't put it through any heavy-duty work.
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The SB is, as everyone has said, a wonderful blade. I've had mine for about 4 months and it's the one knife that I carry EVERY day. I did away with the clip and carry it in the sheath with a Mercharness. The sheath seems to be workable for me in that configuration but I'm going to make my own ASAP. Enjoy!
:confused: Tapered tang? The tang on mine appears the same thickness all around. Am I misunderstanding or were there variations?The Deacon wrote:The tapered tang in another really classy touch. Only complaint I have is the sheath, IMHO it's just not up to the rest of the knife.
Totally agree about the sheath. A nicer one would seem more appropriate for such a great knife, but its functional and keeps costs down. I always felt the Warrior deserved a better sheath too.
But then Spyderco is in the knife business, not the sheath business. :D
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Measure the thickness of the tang at the butt and directly behind the jimping on the spine or inside the choil.Owl45 wrote: :confused: Tapered tang? The tang on mine appears the same thickness all around. Am I misunderstanding or were there variations?
Totally agree about the sheath. A nicer one would seem more appropriate for such a great knife, but its functional and keeps costs down. I always felt the Warrior deserved a better sheath too.
But then Spyderco is in the knife business, not the sheath business. :D
Paul
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