demoncase wrote:The Yojimbo 2 is pretty much the whol way to what you want, I reckonLiquid Cobra wrote:I dream of a wharncliffe para so I voted other.
It's similar, but way cooler :cool:
demoncase wrote:The Yojimbo 2 is pretty much the whol way to what you want, I reckonLiquid Cobra wrote:I dream of a wharncliffe para so I voted other.
I don't remember the "lynching" being that bad, hahatwinboysdad wrote:Although I do prefer leaf blades...I am just stirring the pot since I was cyber-lynched last time I suggested a PM2 blade shape change. Golden would be crazy to alter such a top seller
Surfingringo wrote:Fixed that for you.twinboysdad wrote:Leaf PM2< wharn PM2< current PM2 blade shape< Reverse-S PM2
Brother you kit the nail directly on the center of the head I do realize that plain edged blades do outsell Spyderedged/serrated blades. But there are those of us out there that do appreciate Spyderedged blades and do use them in fact. Everyday I EDC one plain edge and one serrated edge blade and there are not many days that go by that I don't use both of them more than twice a day.twinboysdad wrote:It is ridiculous that they don't just flip the grinder to SE on a few hundred just to see what happens! Most popular Spydie even among non Spyderco folks. I sure would prefer Cruwear>s35v>s30v but would still snag an s30v if that was offered.
This exactly. Kind a 3/4 serrated pm2. All the advantages of a fully serrated knife with enough pe at the tip to give it way more versatility.akaAK wrote:I have been waiting for a SE Para since the Para 2 came out. 3/4 inch of plain at the tip and I would be a very happy new knife buyer.
Yes, pretty please, with sugar on top (and Cruwear underneath :))akaAK wrote:I have been waiting for a SE Para since the Para 2 came out. 3/4 inch of plain at the tip and I would be a very happy new knife buyer.