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Man, that looks like a hard use gent knife. Nice

Man those are some good quality pictures. The photographer has got some guts for swimming with the sharks uncages

The Karahawk is Sal's design. Spyderco licenses the Emerson Opening Feature from Emerson and always gives full credit for the innovations of others. The Karahawk is not a collaboration with Emerson, it is 100% Sal's design that makes use of the Emerson Opener. Stay safe, Mike Nice, that clears thin...

Not sure, but people started demanding CTS-XHP and now it appears to coming out a lot. I do hope for more of it (Or K390,k294, M390, or elmax)

Bladekeeper wrote:As Sal mentioned and I'd consider myself new to collecting spydercos two years now does in house mean Sal or Eric design them who designed this Sal ?.

I am not sure?
I heard the karahawk was in an house design, but I heard in the video it was a collab with Ernie Emerson

Nice review man, I am debating getting one now

Welcome to the forums man

From all my research and experience with with carbon blades---patinas and etches seem hard to achieve on steel that has recently been treated with tuf glide; and that's even after a cleaning with hot soapy water. Though a wipe down with mineral spirits seems to thoroughly remove the tuf-glide. Rubb...

I would make an educated guess and say you were asked not to touch as it was regarded sacred not dangerous whereas some blow darts I had turned out to be coated in venom. Funny enough I blew some at friends they were only tiny but would stick in and sting but no one got sick there are still some pl...

I want one but I am reluctant to get it. On top of the 180$ I would have to spend, I would end up spending some more for a leather sheath. It is an ideal length and sheeple friendly so I feel it would work well in my daily life.

I'm in the same boat, been looking at them for a year or so and I always went with something else. I know I would enjoy this knife but then my Para yells, Hey!....you don't need that, that's what you got me for. I have the problem with a lot of knives too. Almost pulled the trigger a few times on t...

A unique review, thumbs up!

Trust me, its a great knife. My lil Matriarch (is the reverse S but still hawkish) goes through cardboard like butter. Don't underestimate the Bryds, I think Alfred Hitchcock made a move about them.

sal wrote:, we're using S30V, S35VN, S90V, S110V

sal

Is that a forecast of S110v in the future I see?

Yeh, I see your point but won't there be a danger of breaking your finger if while you're doing a spinning attack and your blade if struck hard or is trapped? Yup, but I learned in sparing, don't do fancy stuff if you don't need to. Fancier something is, the more complicated it is. The more complic...

I like the way it is now but.....I wouldnt mind a nice Carbon Fiber (like on the sage) with a Blue Ti standoff and lockbar overtravel. Carbon Fiber is actually surprisingly durable from my use. I think micarta is the best handle material in my opinion since it keeps grip even when wet, feels good, a...

You gotta post pictures. Centofantes are great EDCs and they have a classy look too

Now this is a practical list. Thanks! I work with a lot of cardboard so sometimes I see certain steels not do as well on cardboard

These leave me speechless

These are amazing