Reveal 15: Shivering with Anticipation

[Hopweaver]

It sure would be nice to see some new knives. By new knives, I mean completely new designs. I really don't consider changing scales or blade metal as a new knife.

I currently have a version of all the Spyderco knives I carry and have not bought a Spyderco in a couple of years. Waiting on a new design to catch my eye.

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

I thought the reveals were not gonna drop "schedully" anymore. My understanding was that a big reveal like Reveal 14 would leave us with no reveal for a good amount of time.

If a Reveal 15 is coming, I hope we'll see the Piute in it !

Piute…

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

I'm just waiting on things already revealed. Looking forward to comparing a Native Chief Salt to the Stretch Salt, and keeping an eye out for the Catcherman and Crucarta Manix XL to drop.

Ditto

[WilliamMunny]

I feel like 14 was so big, with so many new items, 15 might get pushed.

As far as new knives go, I have not heard much about the BBB collaboration knife, with some like we will see it in 2024.

[Ramonade]

I thought the reveals were not gonna drop "schedully" anymore. My understanding was that a big reveal like Reveal 14 would leave us with no reveal for a good amount of time.

If a Reveal 15 is coming, I hope we'll see the Piute in it !

Piute…

I sincerely hope to see it at the Amsterdam Meet, since my only "grail" Spyderco became just another Spyderco to my eyes recently, I only have eyes for it

[Bolster]

If a Reveal 15 is coming, I hope we'll see the Piute in it !

Piute…

Piute!!

(How is that pronounced?)

[RustyIron]

(How is that pronounced?)

Pie Yoot

If you're an Aussie, Pie Ute.


Piutes are Indigenous American folks who lived in the Western U.S.

[Bolster]

(How is that pronounced?)

Pie Yoot

If you're an Aussie, Pie Ute.


Piutes are Indigenous American folks who lived in the Western U.S.

Thanks!

I was reading about these native Americans on Wikipedia but had trouble with the Wiki pronunciation. If I sound it out their way, it results in "Pay-oot," more or less. Wikipedia has FOUR vowel sounds stuck together in this word, a (as in Fonzie's aaaaa) then a capital I (as in sIng) followed by j (which Wiki says is y as in yes) followed by u: (as in goose).

[zhyla]

I don't even know how popular the Manix itself was back when the hg SE version existed and if there was already an LW version back then.

The original Manix 2 was huge back then. For a couple years it was an obsession with most knife communities. The LW version came later, after FFG was phased in.