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If you want one, I'm betting this is going to be your only chance.
Well if this sells out as quickly as some of the other offerings. Who knows. If it sticks around like the Lum did, probably not.steelcity16 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 7:48 amI hope BHQ does a DLC full Spyderedged version as well.

If the timeline holds true he'll be able to buy the next sprint in 2026. Original was discontinued in late 2005, Orange/CF came around in mid 2012 and the new sprint seems like a late 2019 release.
:Dspoonrobot wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 5:36 pmIf the timeline holds true he'll be able to buy the next sprint in 2026. Original was discontinued in late 2005, Orange/CF came around in mid 2012 and the new sprint seems like a late 2019 release.

I’ll start saving, at about $10/yr it’s a bargain. Can you imagine what steel we’d get in 2026?spoonrobot wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 5:36 pmIf the timeline holds true he'll be able to buy the next sprint in 2026. Original was discontinued in late 2005, Orange/CF came around in mid 2012 and the new sprint seems like a late 2019 release.
Well I'm not necessarily disputing what you're saying but getting one at a decent price is getting difficult. About 4 months ago I put out the word on Bladeforums that I was looking for a Spyderedged Dodo model. I was contacted by two people>> one wanted $250 for one NIB and another guy wanted $190 for one that was slightly used. Needless to say I'm still looking for a Spyderedged Dodo. I have a couple of the plain edge for users but I traded away the last SE Dodo I have about 4 years ago thinking I could get another one easy but it has not been easy to locate one much less find one at a reasonable price.spoonrobot wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 7:25 amThe Dodo, while very high in value on the secondary market, has always had an overstated selling price.
Sure Dodos get listed for $380, $400, etc. but they rarely sell for that, if at all. There's a couple at Blade that have been sitting at $400 and I'm sure there's a few gun stores, knife stores and pawn shops with them priced the same. I'd wager they won't sell and will stay in the dusty case next to the $500 Phoenix and $300 white Endura.
EBay isn't the final arbiter of price for anything but I'd wager it's a rare day when the eBay price is higher than the current street price, whatever that is for a model that only ever had a few thousand pieces made. Here's the link for sold eBay listings back to mid-March: Link
I miss my Dodo collection, the recession pretty much wiped me out and all these moved on to other people's collections.
Anyway, I'm slowly building back up my collection and very excited for the Dodo sprint :)
I'd love to see it in regular production. As I said, the demand on this will likely shape that.JD Spydo wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 6:31 amBrother "ZROW" this is more than just a Sprint Run>> this is going to have to go to higher ground. Yes the Dodo should come back as a mainstream model for the main line up. The popularity that has been generated for the Dodo model has gotten so high that I'm hearing of 2003 era models going as high as $380 from what one of my sources told me.
That's just not fair to Spyderco's constant fans and the knife buying pubic in general. If the demand is that high then how could Spyderco possibly lose?
No they would have a model in their main line up that would sell just as good or maybe better than some of the permanent models currently do.
If they would ramp it up and use a newer/better blade steel and offer it in at least 3 different handle materials I do believe it could sell almost as good as a Delica with premium blade steel. Because like the Hawkbills the more people that learn how useful this model is the more people that are going to ultimately want one. Even if they would run the Dodo for at least a year I think my point could be proven.