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Rock Jumper goes in this direction, though a bit bigger than what you speak of, and Sal was writing of Leaf Jumper, as a leaf blade on the same handle. In smaller sizes, you have the Byrd Starling with the same philosophy. 3" is the blade size where you need as much edge as possible, as it sho...

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Fri Aug 14, 2020 12:03 pm

Hi Stoney,

Welcome to our forum.

sal

Thank you, you being on the forum and interacting with consumers is a large part of why I buy you’re products. Not everyone is as big a part of their community. I think it shows where the company’s values lie.

I should really look at the spy-opera. It’s more than I have ever spent on a knife. My largest purchase is the native 5 I own. I don’t mean to rain on choils, on some designs and sizes they are great. Spyderco does them well to, they have that little notch that protrudes down to keep your finger fro...

:) lol, I just saw that this morning! Like I’m saying, we need fewer chili’s, not more. Shame on you victorinox!

I have seen a lot of discussion about forward choils and initially I loved them. However after owning a few Spyderco knives I’ve ended up on the other end of the spectrum. I realize there are plenty of knives without them, but it seems like most of Spyderco a 3” and smaller knives are featuring a ch...