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When it comes to small fixed blades in this class nothing will ever come close to the Bill Moran Drop point. It is light and sharp. It comes with a fantastic sheath. It just can't be beat for an all around slicer. The Moran is probably one of the best knives ever created for the serious hiker due to...

Sharpening with a brick. Very interesting. I won't even try it unless I have to. Kind of like opening a food can with concrete, but it is good to know it works.

The Vagabond was a knife I could never get over the looks of. I may be old school, but a fixed blade goes in a sheath. Any handle-sheath contraption and I am out. A fixed blade needs to draw quickly. That's it. I have looked at the Vagabond over the years and it is like a hobby knife for cutting bal...

H1 Salt Saver.

Yes, you could. Ancient people butchered animals with stone tools. The Native is really good compared to obsidian and chert.

I own both, but think the Stretch is a better everyday carry knife. It really packs max blade length into a slightly smaller handle.

It is a beautiful knife. It looks good with the Spyder edge.

If there could be such a thing as "the" Holy Grail of Spyderco knives, it would have to be Sal's original hole opener "concept model" that Eric shows us at 3:18 in the first Shop Tour video. https://youtu.be/JlsoX_Hkd1c I agree. That knife is truly the Holy Grail. The only one w...

Someones got to bring them back from the dead.

I have been working on my Holy Grail quest. For me there are 3 that really come to mind. The number one, is the 25th Anniversary Delica. Next for me is the C22 Walker. Lastly, I feel the jigged bone Jess Horn. These 3 knives really for me represent the Holy Grails of Spyderco. I hope to get all 3. I...

I think what ever it is, for me, it has to be Diamond. If you are field sharpening a mirror finish is not of a high priority. I just need something that is going to quickly sharpen a knife. I just bring a diamond rod from my sharp maker if go some where and I think I will need to sharpen a knife. It...

I had a D'Allara a long time ago. I thought it was an amazing knife. But for me to carry just to big and heavy. I find I go back to the knife that rides in the pocket well at this point in my life, because I spend more time carrying them then using them. Archimedes you sort of surprise me!!?? I rem...

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing it.

I had a D'Allara a long time ago. I thought it was an amazing knife. But for me to carry just to big and heavy. I find I go back to the knife that rides in the pocket well at this point in my life, because I spend more time carrying them then using them.

The only thing I'd say is strange about the F&F on this one, is the soft finish on the spydie hole. I'm one of those who likes the "crisp" edges, and I would think they'd help you open this design especially since there's no hump. Anyone else agree on this? I never really thought abou...

It is one of those knives, that for me, is perfect. It really brought me back to Spyderco. I was like, why spend thousands on a custom, when here is a knife that is better than a lot of customs. It is a great design that coupled with superior manufacturing gives a user all he wants. It blurred the ...

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It is one of those knives, that for me, is perfect. It really brought me back to Spyderco. I was like, why spend thousands on a custom, when here is a knife that is better than a lot of customs. It is a great design that coupled with superior manufacturing gives a user all he wants. It blurred the l...

Very cool collection.

I may buy 8 and use them as steak knives. What a cool set of steak knives they would be.