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Whats the SFO?
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RJNC wrote:Whats the SFO?
Spyderco Factory Outlet : Spyderco.com 's shopping site via phone or website.
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Tank wrote:Hi Sal.
Since this was created by forum requests is there anyway it can be offered to us first so we have a chance of getting it?. I know the 2009 forum knife was bought up so fast by dealers then sold for triple the cost we would of gotten it for. I would sure hate to miss out on this knife the way it happened with the forum knife.
Makes perfect sense! I sure would be upset to miss one of these as well.
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Just keeping my eyes on this here thread... :o

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im keeping a close eye on this one too, please someone announce when the are around
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Please come out in November! The hype has been created Spyderco!
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Looks like you 'n' me are the #1 fans of this knife, RJNC :D .

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I guess so...
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I plan to pick up one or two.
Too small to really be an edc though.
Handy yes! But thats about it.
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More S90v & CF please.......
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Hah!! There are more of us than you think! Otherwise, Spyderco would not have made this little beauty!
18 :bug-red 's and counting so far... :winking-tongue
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Jazz wrote:Looks like you 'n' me are the #1 fans of this knife, RJNC :D .

- best wishes, Jazz.
There are many more. Do a search for 'hawkbill ladybug', goes back a few years.
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I've been waiting patiently for a while for one
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MCM wrote:I plan to pick up one or two.
Too small to really be an edc though.
Handy yes! But thats about it.
Ladybugs are great little cutters. With almost 2" of blade they are almost on par with most of the LBK's. The difference of course is the diminutive little handle.

I think with a little hook it will cut like a significantly larger knife. The perfect coin pocket knife to go with something bigger =)
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I think this little knife will revival the Cricket. I would imagine it would sell better then the Cricket being cheaper, FRN handle, and being a true Hawkbill. I am looking forward to this knife, and hope it will be around long enough for me to get several. Hopefully we will get a lot of colors, I would love to see it in FG.

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BHDKnifer wrote:There are many more. Do a search for 'hawkbill ladybug', goes back a few years.
I know... I'm just trying to be patient and rambling on... :o

I just have to say that when you put a lanyard on a Ladybug, it extends the handle, so to speak, and makes it easier to open, close, and use - so I don't know if I mentioned it, but I can't wait for this little cutter. ;)

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Couldn't had said it better myself jazz!
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Well here's some official confirmation of details:
Blerv wrote:A Ladybug Hawk blade
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SKU: LBKS3HB
MSRP: $44.95
Blade Steel: VG-10 – Hawkbill
Handle: Black FRN
Edge: SpyderEdge
Lock: Back Lock
Clip: Lanyard hole
Production: Sprint
Taken from here: http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php ... stcount=80
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I might have missed it, but I was surprised to find one of those really excellent Edge-U-Cation inserts in the box on this one. Nice touch - thanks, Spyderfolks! :spyder:
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JNewell wrote:I might have missed it, but I was surprised to find one of those really excellent Edge-U-Cation inserts in the box on this one. Nice touch - thanks, Spyderfolks! :spyder:
they all come with edge-u-cation from sfo right? i have had many with and many without. i guess it depends on where you get it right? like get it new from sfo and you definitely get it vs get it from ebay, kc, cs and maybe you do and maybe you dont. that is what happened to me...
also ANYONE EVER READ THE EDGEUCATION FOR THE CIVILIAN? TAKES ALOT OF CLASS TO DO THAT. A COMPANY REALLY CARES ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF THEM AND THE PURPOSE OF A KNIFE, WHY ITS MADE AND WHAT YOU SHOULD DO WITH IT. its my favorite insert ever sal.... spyderco... a class act!
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My patience (impatience?) has paid off and here they are. I love 'em and plan on using them...

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I put more pics in the "Show your latest purchase" thread, if anyone cares to take a gander. :D

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