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96 grams by my scale, which tends to run a few grams heavier than Spyderco's.
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Thanks Deacon, thats a good bit lighter than the CF version for people that are weight sensitive(me!). Now I am really looking forward to this one :D

Sorry to run away with your thread Roger, but your photos got me a little excited, thanks mate.
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Oh yeah.....thanks for the pics Roger!

The FRN Stretch is my next purchase. Woohoo!

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Meant to ask, does the FRN Stretch have SS liners like the Endura/Delica 4?
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Yes, it has nested liners exactly like the Endura and Delica.
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