Got a Squeak (Pic!)

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Got a Squeak (Pic!)

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Just got a Squeak...and I love it! It's also my first Spyderco.

I was looking for something small to carry to work (education) and was set on the Chicago, but the jimping and the (what seems to be) slimmer handle/scales on the Squeak sold me.

It is a great little knife. Perfect size/weight for office carry in my dress slacks. I was hesitant about the slipit joint, but it's perfect. Real snappy "lock-up" that I was not expecting! I also didn't know what to expect from the FRN scales, but they are super classy and have a fantastic feel. I was fully expecting to replace them with some customs...but I'm gonna hold off on that now!

Anyway...love my first Spyderco!

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Congrats on your first spydie! This knife has had my attention from the moment it came out, can't wait to pick one up and try out n690co.
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Congratz on your first Spyderco knife. I have not seen this model before and am definitely going to look it up.
:spyder: Centofante3 (C66PBK3), ParaMilitary2 (C81GPCMO), Endura4 (C10P), GrassHopper (C138P), Military (C36GPCMO), Perrin PPT (C135GP), Squeak (C154PBK), Dragonfly 2 Salt (C28PYL2), Military M390 CF (C36CFM390P), R (C67GF), ParaMilitary2 CTS-XHP (C81GPOR2), Tuff (C151GTIP), Ladybug & Perrin Street Bowie (FB04PBB)being the newest.
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Yup great knife great steel... This is my second favorite little big knife right behind my s30v chicago
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I love the Squeak ... my only slight gripe (or suggestion for future improvement) is that it is pretty small so it would have been nice to have a lanyard hole so that it can be added to a keychain :)
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mathomps wrote:Just got a Squeak...and I love it! It's also my first Spyderco.
Yupp. Great little knife. Cool picture, too. The Squeak is my go to knife nowadays for dressier pants or those stupid girls pants that have too shallow pockets for anything else :rolleyes: And it's totally legal in public here. My Squeak has seen a lot of use and it holds up admirably.
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Nice first Spyderco and welcome. Only question now is what will be your second, and third and ......
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Hi Mathomps,

Welcome to the Spyderco forum. Hope you enjoy your time spent here.

Is that a Belgium sharpeing stone I see behind the Squeak?

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Squeak is one of the better ones. I keep getting surprised by how well the steel performs.
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The Speak is one of those Spydies I need to get my hands on!
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Welcome to the forums. Nice first knife; nice first photo!
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Thanks!

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Thanks for the comments everyone!

Yeah, I don't know what the next one will be...but I'm working on it.

Sal, that is a Belgian coticule in the pic. I've been straight razor shaving for a few years now...thus my interest in blades! I actually started with my Great-Grandfathers giant wedge Wostenholm. Nothing like cold steel on your throat to wake a person up in the morning!

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Hi Matt,

I shaved with a straight razor for many years. Even reground knives into razors tyo test them. I shaved for a year with one of our kitchen knives (cut off the tip so I wouldn't stab my nose, and added a channel to the spine for sharpening.

I have a number of Coticule stones. Spyderco imported them for a while, but couldn't get enough afi's (aficianados) to play with them, so we gave it up. They worked well on razors.

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Interesting little history there. Thanks. I know a couple guys that use Spyderco hones (UF) for their razors and really enjoy them.

Squeak question now: Since this little knife is probably meant to carry discretely any chance there are black/dark wire clips that would fit it? If so I'd love to pick one up. Although I did become aware that a fellow co-worker was a spyderco junkie because he noticed my wire clip...
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You can buy a clip for a Sage 1 which is identical but black. Just give Spyderco a call.
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