What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[ThePeacent]

Dfly

hey, I know that guy too! :D

what did you feed your Tasman to make it grow so big and orange?? :p

[vivi]

Haha, it's going to be blade swapped with my black SE Pacific Salt tomorrow.

Tonight I'm camping in SC. Brought my Police along....

[ZrowsN1s]

4V Manix, Lil Native, and Hawkbill Dfly :D

[lonerider1013]

Delica today.
Happy thanksgiving to all.

[Doeswhateveraspidercan]

Spydiechef. I cant believe how much I am enjoying this knife. Loving this steel! Fyi there is a dealer on eBay selling the CQI version with the ceramic detent ball I just purchased one, (Now I will have 2 and I am good with that) there are currently 7 left brand new.

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[anycal]

[Sharp Guy]

^ Very nice Peter! I think I might actually like my SNK Delica better than my SNK Para 3.

[vivi]

That's a sharp color combo. I hope this trend of black blades with colored handles continues, I think it looks great.

[vivi]

Just swapped these two :)

[Mushroom]

Handle swap looks good, Vivi. :spyder:
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Carrying a couple new pickups today!

[restless ghost]

[legOFwhat?]

BBS m390 para 3 by itself today....no fixed blade today. 5 day streak with a FBI over.

[tps3443]

Spyderco Military, in my favorite steel of course!

This is a do all knife right here! You can cut 400 feet of cardboard and it still shaves after doing it, not to mention it’ll never rust either. I’m thinking this particular run might be closer to the 64 HRC hardness based solely on its outstanding performance.

I love this knife , I love the steel!

[tps3443]

Its size does shrink overtime. I was sitting in my
Laz-boy here and it was unknowingly still clipped in my pocket after getting over worked today

[Doeswhateveraspidercan]

I’ll tell you something weird! I put my Spydiechef alongside a military today and the cutting edge is nearly identical in length.

No wonder I like this knife so much!

[vivi]

BBS m390 para 3 by itself today....no fixed blade today. 5 day streak with a FBI over.

How'd it go for you?

I ended up swapping out my Pacific Salt for a Ronin before I left the house.

[legOFwhat?]

How'd it go for you?

I ended up swapping out my Pacific Salt for a Ronin before I left the house.

Mixed bag results for the most part as far as "wearing/carry" but the "using" portion was much better. I tried to carry the fb in the same pocket, left front, the entire time even when it was in the way just to get a rough idea of everyday "motion" as in; moving around at my desk, how it affects seating position and getting in and out of my car and home lollygagging around.

Negatives were mostly grabbing onto or poking the seat when entering/exiting my car and a couple times grabbing onto and yanking my headphone cord at my desk(which is rage inducing :mad: ). :D

As far as pros; once you grab the handle with a slight movement the knife is right there ready to go in contrast to having to "concentrate", perch my hand intentionally to the flick position, flick open and then rest my hand to "use" mode. Funny using so many words to describe something that is fluid, and at this point second nature in opening a para3.

Moving forward I'm going to try different carry positions so I'm not done yet. I am loving these mules!


PS. I did have a coworker ask me why I was carrying a pistol!

[bearfacedkiller]

A couple of weeks ago.



Yesterday. Winter is here!

[ThePeacent]

Just swapped these two :)

as a true fan of nuclear orange, and true fan of the Pacific...that is :eek: !!
Much better than my half assed RIT Dye job :p

[The Meat man]

Same as Darby.

Got it sharper than ever this morning on my Hapstone. The other day I managed to put some chips in the blade close to the tip (super annoying). It will be a little while before they are sharpened out but in the meantime I got the sharpest edge I've attained yet. I sharpened it on the 400 grit Venev diamond, about 17 dps, and finished it up with a bit of stropping with green honing compound on leather. Whittled some hairs with it, and it's cleanly slicing through free hanging paper towels.