A coupel of Enduras or a Millie?

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Posted before about getting a Spyderco that had same blade size as Endura; think I wanted made in USA, etc. but have carried an Endura for some time; looked/handled a Millie and think , perhaps, what I need to do is get a couple mor Enduras; one with combo blade for the rough yard work I do and the other for general edc, to include as a back-up hunting knife when I go elk hunting. Seem reasonable? Millie appears to be a great knife but I get the same size blade in a smaller carry knife with the Endura. Thanks
 
Posted before about getting a Spyderco that had same blade size as Endura; think I wanted made in USA, etc. but have carried an Endura for some time; looked/handled a Millie and think , perhaps, what I need to do is get a couple mor Enduras; one with combo blade for the rough yard work I do and the other for general edc, to include as a back-up hunting knife when I go elk hunting. Seem reasonable? Millie appears to be a great knife but I get the same size blade in a smaller carry knife with the Endura. Thanks
 
1 - you want the Enduras, therefore
2 - you should get the Enduras.

Problem solved! :thumbup:
 
The Enduras are nice and a great value but the Millie is worth the added cost, imo, especially since right now for a few dollars more than the regular S30V G10 millie, you can get the sprint Brown G10 XHP model. XHP is getting very good reviews. The G10 ones are pretty light for their size and they carry quite effortlessly.
 
I have & carried several type Endura,s, but IMO there is a big difference in the Military.
G-10 scales & better steel are just the perks the over all feel is just so much better get a Military & carry it for a couple months & you will see the difference.:)
 
I agree with Powernoodle. You've obviously stumbled upon something you like. The Military will carry A LOT differently than the Endura and the ergonomics are pretty far apart too. If money is tight and you can only go with one or the other why take the risk you can't afford? Trust me; curiousity is an expensive gambit.

-nate
 
I like the endura line up too. its what i carry more often than not. iv been tossing up the idea of buying a foliage green, zdp, and waved for the handles then 3 se frn and switching the blades. the endura/delica really pop with me. though not as much as the yojimbo 2 which might as well of been designed from a list of things i like, i would of used that waved grey bc it just blends in with everything. especially at night
 
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