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For me, its a toss up between the bradley air and the leafstorm. Bradley air for "pocketed" carry and the leafstorm for clipped carry.

This is a very good point for a number of reasons. In addition to what you mentioned regarding the lock mechanism actuation, the non stainless blades like CPM-M4 and CPM-3V need a coating of oil on them at all times. They will rust very quickly if you do not keep a close eye on them. What I do is ke...

Bradley Air all the way dude. I carry regular size EDC's when I'm outside the office but when it comes time to carrying a light, small, non-threatening office EDC, the air is pretty hard to beat. I sharpened mine on my wicked edge setup and it is a crazy sharp letter opener. I have since added a Squ...

I would definitely have to agree with you. I have the smurf blue 204p domino and it steadily stays in my edc rotation. Its my favorite knife to play with when I'm sitting in traffic - it is so smooth and fast! I too have passed on the two other domino offerings with cts-xhp just because I'm not supe...

That thing looks awesome!! Its so refreshing to see high quality pics of high quality blades. Ive been looking to add one to my collection for quite some time.... Can you PM me your hookup as well?

Very nice collection man.

Where did you get the Jade G10 scales for your PM2?

All knives have a break in period but if it has not loosened up after a few days I would send it back to where you ordered it from. I had one techno with perfect blade centering and a smooth pivot and another one with a blade that was slightly off with a stiff pivot. Then again I'm totally OCD about...

I think if you are looking for an EDC blade then you can't beat the lw Manix in s110v. In terms of price vs. performance it ticks all the boxes. I would have to agree. It has all your typical utilitarian spyderco traits, a solid locking mechanism, and supersteel for right around $100. Never thought...

Very interesting. Looks like the Police SS is the go to for most of them. I've personally never been a fan of that model, but I can see how it assumes the role of a tactical knife that most people can identify.

^ That pair looks like it could get most anything done. Very nice selection, clevelanddean! Love a nice slicer + a SE hawkbill. Here's a couple more couples from me: http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i468/bikesatori/Random/2015-04-27%2018.14.51_zpsjwjft2xz.jpg Which model is this tanto blade next...

Another pair of pairs!

Here's mine. Great knife for those dirty jobs when I don't want to whip out one of my safe queens haha. I carry this one when I ride my mountain bike (just hose the mud off afterwards) and also when tree climbing (hence the neon green lanyard).

The Gayle Bradley Air. As I mentioned in another post in the forum, this is the knife that allowed me to always have a spyderco with me. When I don't want to be seen with a clipped knife, I carry this subtle blade. It does everything all my other spyderco's can do but in a small yet still functional...

I have been accustomed to carrying all my spyderco's clipped, but as soon as I got the Gayle Bradley Air, I simply started carrying that knife all of the times I do not want to be seen with a knife clipped to my pants. Thus, I never have to go without a spyderco. In a pair of dress slacks, the Air s...

Here are some pics of my recently acquired Paramilitary 2 and Yojimbo 2 as well as a story that goes along with them. First off I'm not new to knives or Spyderco's in general but I have never really had a collection, just EDC's that I depended on. In 2008 I bought my first Spyderco, a DLC coated Mil...

Just picked these two up, first I got the paramilitary 2 and was so impressed with how nice the compression lock was I decided to splurge and get my first sprint run so I got the Yojimbo 2 a few weeks later.