Does anyone have any pictures from the Spyderco booth at the 2024 Shot Show?

[PStone]

New Knifecenter video.

- Titanium Framelock Tenacious with D2

- Rex 121 Sage 5 LW

- Manix 2 LW 15V

https://youtu.be/dDFVwaxmVx8?si=4dPasHEKhZ4z9z8l

Thank you for the link!

[ZrowsN1s]

Mind blown. Looking forward to the continued 15V sprints and Rex121.

[spydergoat]

Eric brought some heat for shot show! I hope Knifecenter does a longer interview with him as well, those are always so interesting.

[Manixguy@1994]

Thanks Jeff ! More great knives to look forward too , my list is getting bigger ! Dan

[Wandering_About]

Will have to check out the videos when I get home. Rex 121 Sage sounds like fun. Good to see more 15V also.

[Guts]

BladeHQ posted theirs

[ZrowsN1s]

Can't wait for a Sprint of the lightweight lil native with a cool coating.

[Vamais]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

[ladybug93]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

[Vamais]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

He did mention the difficulty of sourcing LC200N. But he also indicated that they are different flavors, and that someone may prefer one over the other.

If anyone has personal experiences with the differences between the two, please do share.

[Ramonade]

The video from BladeHQ showcases the SpyMyto nicely. We ordered some to go to France when they were announced, I was under the impression the blade was hollow ground.

Is it still the case ? Because reveal and website both list it as such, but it really looks like a flat grind in the video.

[ladybug93]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

He did mention the difficulty of sourcing LC200N. But he also indicated that they are different flavors, and that someone may prefer one over the other.

If anyone has personal experiences with the differences between the two, please do share.

i just watched it again and he didn't mention edge retention. he said, "...both incredibly corrosive [sic] resistant steels... um... very similar attributes in both of them, but gives you a difference in the look."

so, he may be referring to edge retention, but he didn't say edge retention. he could've just as easily meant toughness or some other attribute.

[kennethsime]

Pretty psyched on these coatings, should make for some excellent exclusives.

[ladybug93]

Pretty psyched on these coatings, should make for some excellent exclusives.

i'm guessing it's pvd. that's what it looks like in the video. i'm loving hearing eric mention coated salts too. some of us have been asking for that for a while now.

[kennethsime]

Pretty psyched on these coatings, should make for some excellent exclusives.

i'm guessing it's pvd. that's what it looks like in the video. i'm loving hearing eric mention coated salts too. some of us have been asking for that for a while now.

My first thought was that it was the same PVD from the REC exclusives, but I thought it was strange that Eric wouldn’t have just said that outright.

[Vamais]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

He did mention the difficulty of sourcing LC200N. But he also indicated that they are different flavors, and that someone may prefer one over the other.

If anyone has personal experiences with the differences between the two, please do share.

i just watched it again and he didn't mention edge retention. he said, "...both incredibly corrosive [sic] resistant steels... um... very similar attributes in both of them, but gives you a difference in the look."

so, he may be referring to edge retention, but he didn't say edge retention. he could've just as easily meant toughness or some other attribute.

[ladybug93]

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

He did mention the difficulty of sourcing LC200N. But he also indicated that they are different flavors, and that someone may prefer one over the other.

If anyone has personal experiences with the differences between the two, please do share.

i just watched it again and he didn't mention edge retention. he said, "...both incredibly corrosive [sic] resistant steels... um... very similar attributes in both of them, but gives you a difference in the look."

so, he may be referring to edge retention, but he didn't say edge retention. he could've just as easily meant toughness or some other attribute.

that's my bad. i was at another place in the video. it certainly doesn't sound like he's misspeaking here, as it wasn't a passing statement. interesting.

[Wartstein]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

Ah, I noticed that too and did a comment about it in a thread I started quite recently (see here viewtopic.php?f=2&t=96011&p=1767210#p1767210)

Just after that I realized that you guys have already a discussion on the topic right here.

[apollo]

Eric saying that Magnacut and LC200N are "incredibly similar" in both corrosion resistance and edge retention? Interesting.

(BladeHQ video, 17:58)

this is not meant to be a knock against him in any way, but it seems like he may have misspoken several times in the videos (i seriously don't envy the position he's in, having to talk to all these people all day with cameras in my face and knowing what i say will be analyzed and held onto by people all over the world that see it sounds like a nightmare). i might be wrong, but i don't think he meant that they are incredibly similar in both of these categories, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense for spyderco to bother making both of them in the same models and taking up valuable production resources. if they are that similar, why have the native and native chief each in both steels?

Hi LB. Maybe they just use both because all the steeljunkys where screaming to much the moment Magnacut was made public...

[Wartstein]

He did mention the difficulty of sourcing LC200N. But he also indicated that they are different flavors, and that someone may prefer one over the other.

If anyone has personal experiences with the differences between the two, please do share.

You might like this thread I already shared viewtopic.php?f=2&t=96011,
but especially this one is for you viewtopic.php?f=2&t=96030#p1762874