Time for another dedicated left hand Spyderco ?
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Time for another dedicated left hand Spyderco ?
It has been awhile since the left hand Military has been discontinued and wonder if there is any interest to ask for another lefty ? What knife would the south paws have a wish list for to ponder and dream ? Mine would have to be the Bradley or the Tuff . Regards MG2
As unfair as it is, left-handed oriented knives are targeting a very small amount of people. Sadly, I think toxic green knives have more of a sales urgency.
Spyderco frequently listens to its fans often resulting in slow sellers. A reason why they are great people :) . You might convert this to a poll if you have some ideas or post one later.
Spyderco frequently listens to its fans often resulting in slow sellers. A reason why they are great people :) . You might convert this to a poll if you have some ideas or post one later.
I just created an account to say, I really hope they make a left-handed Southard. I would certainly snap one up. I believe Sal said they would need to sell 1200 of them for it to be economical to manufacture. Perhaps raise the money on Kickstarter? There has got to be 1199 other lefties out there willing to buy a Southard.
Welcome to the forums :) !kubix wrote:I just created an account to say, I really hope they make a left-handed Southard. I would certainly snap one up. I believe Sal said they would need to sell 1200 of them for it to be economical to manufacture. Perhaps raise the money on Kickstarter? There has got to be 1199 other lefties out there willing to buy a Southard.
Unfortunately Kickstarter won't approve knife projects.
Thanks!Blerv wrote:Welcome to the forums :) !
Huh, I wasn't aware. What a silly restriction. It looks like Indiegogo is OK with it, though. A quick search found two knife projects: one for a ceramic kitchen knife and the other some sort of utility knife. There is also a Karambit trainer.Blerv wrote:Unfortunately Kickstarter won't approve knife projects.
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All of us need to remember the chase for a lefty Military did not happen over night . The same thing could happen if there would be a concentrated choice of a folder over a period of time . Economics is of course a big factor that is a given , that is why a focus of one knife must be a remaining factor . Nothing wrong with having a dream come true and watch it develop into a reality . Regards MG2
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I'd love to see a left-handed cricket. I got one a couple years ago and ended up giving it to my sister. I just couldn't get it to open comfortably in my left hand. Every time I see a new catalogue come out I'm always hoping against hope, but no joy yet. Most Spydie knives I want are more-or-less ambidextrous (which is more than I can say of offerings from many other makers), but that cricket is one that really makes me wish I was a righty.
I think a left hand PM2 would be great.
My LH Millie gets lots of pocket time but my PM2 does not and that is because of the lock.
I like the liner lock better but a LH compression lock would be pretty great.
My LH Millie gets lots of pocket time but my PM2 does not and that is because of the lock.
I like the liner lock better but a LH compression lock would be pretty great.
LH Millie/ PM2 digi/ Tenacious/ Dragonfly/ Persian2/ Endura Super Blue
Cruwear Millie/ Manix2 XL/ Manix2/ Swick3/Gayle Bradley/ Delica SB/ Sage3
Cruwear Millie/ Manix2 XL/ Manix2/ Swick3/Gayle Bradley/ Delica SB/ Sage3