LC200N Caribbean
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I designed the model to have maximum cutting edge and up close to the handle. No opportunity to have anything "hang up" in an emergency cut.
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I'm having the darnedest time choosing between the leaf and the sheep.
I have decided on PE.
I have decided on PE.
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I did that specifically with one today (with my right hand). You can do it without a problem but you have to be conscious of moving your finger forward. There’s not as much room for safety as something like a Delica/endura. It’s more like dropping a Caly closed...do-able but you have to pay attention.silvershade255 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 3:44 pmSo normally I'd close a compression lock by letting the choil fall on my index finger (lefty). Is there enough space on the caribbean or am I going to be chopping myself up?
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Go for the leaf! I love mine! That being said, choose which ever will fit your needs. :)
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Thank you sal! You performed a cutlery wonder with these. I am amazed and awestruck and you have me sold on the Caribbean Salt. Thank you friend!
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Surfingringo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 7:05 pmI did that specifically with one today (with my right hand). You can do it without a problem but you have to be conscious of moving your finger forward. There’s not as much room for safety as something like a Delica/endura. It’s more like dropping a Caly closed...do-able but you have to pay attention.silvershade255 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 3:44 pmSo normally I'd close a compression lock by letting the choil fall on my index finger (lefty). Is there enough space on the caribbean or am I going to be chopping myself up?
Soon we may see some videos of the Caribbean used to make fresh oceanic sushi? :)
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spambait11 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 5:49 pmI think you’d be "chopping yourself up."
That’s my middle finger in there. I can’t fit my index finger there.
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silvershade255 wrote: So normally I'd close a compression lock by letting the choil fall on my index finger (lefty). Is there enough space on the caribbean or am I going to be chopping myself up?
Wow excellent photo!
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spambait11 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 5:49 pmI think you’d be "chopping yourself up."
That’s my middle finger in there. I can’t fit my index finger there.
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Thanks for the photo, suppose I'll just wait for the native!silvershade255 wrote: So normally I'd close a compression lock by letting the choil fall on my index finger (lefty). Is there enough space on the caribbean or am I going to be chopping myself up?
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Stonewashed Gray DLC or Cerakote. Ceramic Wax Wet lube.
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No problem :D, I love mine
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Anyone else find the black parts of the scales to be slippery? I had this fly out of my hands several times while using the compression lock to flick open and closed . Something I do with every compression lock I own.Ive never actually had a knife fly out of my hands so a bit alarming . I pinched hard on the scales in that area while the knife was closed like i would to manipulate the lock and was able to very easily pull the knife out from between my fingers. In hand the grip of the scales dig in and 0 slip. I love the knife, but just wondering if its something I'm doing wrong? My main use for this is in my trunks in my kayak or at the pool. Add some water, sweat, and sunscreen and it may turn into a spyder thrower. Haha. Leaving on a positive note, this knife is as expected, extremely well built and very solid. The blade is very sharp and an absolute beast in the 24hrs ive had mine.
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How big are your hands, S, M, L?
Just curious. Handle looks wide smaller hands.
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Just curious. Handle looks wide smaller hands.
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S/M it is a wide handle, but its just when i pinch it to manipulate the lock. The raised black lines are smooth. No grip at all to them. Vertical is fine grip wise..its just horizontally when i go to flick it open.
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Would love to hear some impressions on the serrated sheepsfoot version.
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It should also make a great spearfishing knife.
I am interested to read feedback from Naval and Coast Guard personell about their experiences with the Caribbean as it gets out there in the field and sea.
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Interesting to hear this knife is a little slippery... that’s unexpected.
What do you think they pay in the Navy or Coast Guard to enable them to buy $165 pocket knives? This knife is firmly in the enthusiast pricing tier.SpyderEdgeForever wrote: ↑Mon Jun 04, 2018 5:26 pmI am interested to read feedback from Naval and Coast Guard personell about their experiences with the Caribbean as it gets out there in the field and sea.
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If I remember correctly the orange Autonomy was built specifically for the CG so they must have the budget for some premium knives.
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So when can we expect the hawkbill model?
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I think the leaf blade looks like a great user. I was thinking of the plain edge, but after seeing pictures of the Spyderedge, I am having second thoughts.
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