Delica or Endura?

Wolfie- said:
and how is the lockback?
had a negative experience with a lockback knife
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Spyderco lockbacks are solid as can be. I know people who have just thrashed on Spyderco lockbacks for years with no issues.

Any poorly made lock is dangerous. Linerlocks even moreso than backlocks, imho. Spyderco does not make poorly made locks.
 
jasonp said:
I have both and love them both. If I had to have one, I'd take the Endura. See the review I did here: http://centavogear.blogspot.com/2012/05/spyderco-spyderco-endura4-flat-ground.html
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really nice review,
''this blade, like all others does not like being used to hot-wire ATV's'' :p hahaha
going to read your reviews today haha.
i like the spyderco citadel on your blog but sadly automatic knives are illegal here
since i saw boots maybe you can review the Blackstone 999 survival boots had mine for 10 years bought a second pair a month ago
 
Wolfie- said:
really nice review,
''this blade, like all others does not like being used to hot-wire ATV's'' :p hahaha
going to read your reviews today haha.
i like the spyderco citadel on your blog but sadly automatic knives are illegal here
since i saw boots maybe you can review the Blackstone 999 survival boots had mine for 10 years bought a second pair a month ago
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LOL, Thanks....If you do a review send the link.
 
Delica is the better knife for me for less money. The sheepsfoot griptillian is a pretty little thing though.
 
Tough call. My preference is for the Delica, I just find the ergos better and it's a better slicer IMO, but that Axis lock is pretty sweet.
 
ok when not looking at money because in my country the only difference in price is 11 euro's
benchmade 120
spyderco 109

when comparing any benchmade griptillian model against the delica wich one is a better deal?
''i thought the thinner the blade the better?''
 
I have several of each (Delica and Endura). I like them both and have no real preference. You might want to consider the legality of blade lengths in your domicile. My home state has no blade length limit but I occasionally travel to other states that do. The Delica's less than 3" blade is legal everywhere I care to go. The Endura's 3.75" blade is illegal to carry in at least one of the state's I frequent.
 
Wolfie- said:
ok when not looking at money because in my country the only difference in price is 11 euro's
benchmade 120
spyderco 109

when comparing any benchmade griptillian model against the delica wich one is a better deal?
''i thought the thinner the blade the better?''
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The delica. Better steel, better grind, more reliable lock.
 
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