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The Dragonfly is a master example of superior ergonomics. Back locks rule, by the way. Very easy to close one handed. I love the DF,and hope Sal will make a XL version. That beign said,i have small hands,but the Endura fits me like glove.Back locks may not be the funniest to play with,or the fastes...

Speaking of which...I gotta go nag Sal for a Spyderhawk sprint. Silly JD is at it again ;). Per Sal, an orange FRN Spyderhawk Salt sprint is in the works. It is a great time to be a Spyderco and Byrd enthusiast (much like it was to be a Cold Steel enthusiast before the stampede to Carpenter stuff)....

When will the Byrds hatch a fixed blade,if ever?I think many would be interested.

The tri-ad is CS selling point so i dont think they will let it go.I do think its more strong then a regular back because of the stop pin,but for me its very hard to disengage,and i dont use my knive as a weight rack or as holds on to do my chin-ups.All the locks made by serious companies are strong...

PM2 if you like choils.Polestar if you dont.

I think you got the real deal,but in general i dont like Amazon for buying knives.

The Bradley Bowie is a classic design,and a great knife.

I second the outfittercountry store on Ebay choice.They ofer free shipping for most of their knives,and the ETA is reasonable.Also,their customer service and comunication are great.

Just us some good old VG10 and get it out.The do the same with the Endura.They will be best sellers.

DF2
Polestar
PM2

DF in ZDP.
But it will be not your last Spyderco,believe me...

Your Delica will never let you down,but you know you got the bug,right?
There is no way a Spyderco will be alone in your home for a long time

soundshaman wrote:Anyone enjoy the p'kal? I've always paired it with a utility blade like a pm2 but I wonder how it will work as a all in one edc blade.

I love the Reverse,which is kinda a fixed blade P'kal.Great edc knife,besides its original purpose.

I have a great respect for Janich,and i think his take on using a knife for SD in a non lethal fashion in higly inteligent and valuable in our modern world. With all that said,the Yohimbo wasnt for me.I had one,and i realy tried to like it,but the thick hollow grind,the partial ocluded spydie hole a...

Lets dream about our perfect knife,because we know with Spyderco dreams do came true,sometimes.It has to be a knife Spyderco never produced. Mine will be an XL fixed blade Dragonfly.Roughly the size of a Mule,with a bit slender,ffg blade,full tang,same handle ergos as the folder,S30V steel,cobalt bl...

Polestar for me.I hate choils,and the grey-blue G10 is realy nice.

Endura and a Sharpmaker.But it realy doesnt matter,because soon after you will get the first one you will notice you absolutely need another,then another...Welcome to the adiction,its fun!

If you only could have one folder and one fix blade,what would you choose?
I would go Delica 4 and Street Beat.

In my mind the brand homologue to Spyderco in the watch world is Casio-especially the G shock line.Inovative,tough,highly functional,and beautiful because,and not in spite of those attributes.Apparently i'm not the only one :)

Too specialized,hard to sharpen,and without utility in real life.Great collectibles.