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I seriously hope the Murray Carter handles are not plastic.

Have used the Spyderco kitchen knives for 20 years,,, excellent value and decent steel.
Esppecially the longer straight bread knife.

Regards,
FK

I have held the prototypes and they are phenomenal. :D

Wow this is some great news! I look forward to handling one! :D

N. Brian Huegel wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2019 11:18 am

I have held the prototypes and they are phenomenal. :D

What are the handles made from? They look like G-10.

captnvegtble wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2019 4:14 pm

N. Brian Huegel wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2019 11:18 am

I have held the prototypes and they are phenomenal. :D

What are the handles made from? They look like G-10.

Looks like a burled/marbled brown and black g-10 to me

Looks like this will be my introduction to Super Blue :cool:. I'm hoping these are coming in around ~$240 or under. Time will tell :spyder:

Am I the only one who thinks it would be really fun for Murray Carter to sharpen one of his Spyderco collaboration kitchen knives on a set of Spyderco benchstones and then shave with the knife? =P

I could handle in the low $200's and grab one knife. I wish they had a long carving knife that was a little less "tall" if that is the right word. From edge to the spine. That large chef/carving knife is a little taller then I would want, but I would still grab one of those awesome knives.

Yes, as I recall, black and brown "burl" G-10 handles with black G-10 ferrule and white G-10 spacer making a traditional Japanese octagonal handle.

Those look rad.

I already have family knives, and dedicated daddy only knives. Maybe I can shuffle some from one collection to the other and replace some daddy only knives.

New pics and Murray Carter video:

https://www.spyderco.com/culinary/

Thanks for the link!

I cannot wait to get my hands on these.

Curious what kind of magic trick Murray pulled to score the spydie-hole delete on his knives... Or is that all kitchen knives get the exception?

toocool006 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:24 pm

Curious what kind of magic trick Murray pulled to score the spydie-hole delete on his knives... Or is that all kitchen knives get the exception?

Unfortunately, it looks like the Z knives retain the hole v.v

There are some pictures of some nice looking knives on that link that Sal posted.

toocool006 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:24 pm

Curious what kind of magic trick Murray pulled to score the spydie-hole delete on his knives... Or is that all kitchen knives get the exception?

Maybe he wasn't licensed to use the hole. :p

Any more word on when these will be available, specs and pricing perhaps?