tonydahose wrote:i guess it depends on what you are cutting but i loved my serrated edge tasman. if you need something cut quick ie..in an emergency the SE is the way to go.
Tony I couldn't agree with you more And please everyone keep in mind that we are not talking just any serrated blade. The Spyderedge is truly in a league of it own :cool: And when you combine the Spyderedge in an agressive Hawkbill design you have one very mean cutting machine.
And I can see why most Spyderco Hawkbills are a garden favorite. Because when you take a blade like the H-1 Spyderhawk you are literally sawing through anything tough or fibrous or any type of vine growth and making it child's play.
Spyharpy wrote:I think it really comes down to what type of cutting you plan on doing. I like nice clean cuts and not messy ones so I only have plain edge knives. Never needed a serrated blade for what my plain edge will handle. The Harpy is in my EDC rotation and quite useful. Just scares the crap out of some when drawn. :D
you are correct about that. sheeple just about hemorrhage green paint when i deploy a merlin.
It's all about what works for you. Personally I love the SE hawks. I used to be all about only SE but I have since changed. I love some of my PE knives just as much (LH Mili and my favorite is my Adventura). But when it comes to my hawks... i like a set of teeth.
Although not my favourite knife, I must admit that my SS PE Crossbill has done a righteous job of tearing through clam packs, opening cardboard boxes, etc...It is a very solid, sturdy knife. I don't think the knife realizes that it's PE, it does the job! :spyder:
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Tank wrote:It's all about what works for you. Personally I love the SE hawks. I used to be all about only SE but I have since changed. I love some of my PE knives just as much (LH Mili and my favorite is my Adventura). But when it comes to my hawks... i like a set of teeth.
I love the scratches and worn clip - looks like mine and gives it character. I mostly like PE, but my Tasman SE at work rips it up every day. :)
And please everyone keep in mind that we are not talking just any serrated blade. The Spyderedge is truly in a league of it own :cool: And when you combine the Spyderedge in an agressive Hawkbill design you have one very mean cutting machine.
