How do I make sure there is no blade play if I buy it through the mail as opposed to an actual physical knife store? Should I ask the people selling it if it has blade play, or, in general most Spydercoes do not have blade play?CanadaDude wrote:Endura. As with any FRN knife, Endura or Stretch, just make sure it doesn't have blade play when you buy it.
Blade-play is fairly subjective so you can't really know for sure. If you want to avoid lateral blade-play I would just not buy a lockback.SpyderEdgeForever wrote:How do I make sure there is no blade play if I buy it through the mail as opposed to an actual physical knife store? Should I ask the people selling it if it has blade play, or, in general most Spydercoes do not have blade play?
That's actually one of the reasons I didn't like the Stretch as much. Very good point! It was slightly cramped for my hands already and the cut resistant gloves I wear at work made it more crampedEvil D wrote:I'm not an Endura fan so I would immediately say Stretch, but thinking unbiased I would say if you ever find that you use your knife with gloves on, the Endura would be a better choice because of the bigger handle. The Stretch fits my hand near perfectly but doesn't leave any room for the added bulk of work/winter gloves.
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