C161GP Ulize - a review

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Ah, got'cha. SD question. I don't even think about SD scenarios. Sorry. But there are several here who do. I'm sure they could give you some input.

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chipdouglas wrote:Normally, I'm not worried about the Spyder hole making the blade somewhat weaker to lateral stress, as there's usually enough steel adjacent to the thumb hole, but has anyone raised this issue about the Ulize given it's a longer blade than usual ?
Anyone ?
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chipdouglas wrote:Anyone ?
Traffic is light on the weekends. Folks are out cutting stuff ;)

And now everyone is in a diabetic comma from Wouter's annual masterpiece.

Bump it on Monday.

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kbuzbee wrote:Traffic is light on the weekends. Folks are out cutting stuff ;)

And now everyone is in a diabetic comma from Wouter's annual masterpiece.

Bump it on Monday.

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LOL, that's a good point.
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The Ulize to me seem more appropriate for use in the woods as a folding kukhuri that for the intended use. I would probably choose this over many other spydies, but that is just speculation. I really want to get one to try it out i hard use.
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chipdouglas wrote:Normally, I'm not worried about the Spyder hole making the blade somewhat weaker to lateral stress, as there's usually enough steel adjacent to the thumb hole, but has anyone raised this issue about the Ulize given it's a longer blade than usual ?
I'd like to know what you guys think about this. I don't have this concern about the Police 3 because even though it has a big blade it isn't as slim.
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N. Brian Huegel wrote:Ask the designer:

http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthre ... m-new-here
Thanks for pointing me to this thread, but I was more looking for the opinions of regular posters on this forum, because I use the Spyderco Police 3 as a comparison.

That being said, I think I'll follow your recommendation and ask the designer too. Though I'd still like to hear what some of you think.
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