endura 4 Emerson

9blades said:
I assume he means the emerson wave endura.......
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Don't know why I didn't think of that. I've never liked the wave feature, and almost forgot about that one.

glocknife1113 said:
Yes wave Emerson endura 4. My first spyderco I really like it but it feels little cheap with FRN
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The FNR does feel kinda cheap, but its tough stuff. I've got an Endura from the early 90's, and while the blade is very scratched up the FNR still looks almost new.

I would just get a G-10 Endura, or other Spyderco with G-10. But if you really love the wave feature, and must have G-10 I guess it would be worth it. Just remember it would void your warranty.
 
you could always buy the police, It's basically an endura with a bigger blade and g-10 handle scales. You wouldn't have the wave though, I say if you can make the g-10 scales and make it look good then by all means go for it.
 
The Emerson Wave Endura is such a good knife, there is no harm in making it more fun. Since the warranty will technically be voided, you won't feel bad swapping the grips back and forth between FRN and G10 as you get bored with one or the other.
 
glocknife1113 said:
Yes wave Emerson endura 4. My first spyderco I really like it but it feels little cheap with FRN
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It's a working knife, not designed to be heirloom quality or museum grade. If you want a "better" knife that costs a lot more than$60-$70, add a second zero and now you're talking.
 
The 350 is a tank of a knife. Looks great, quality is excellent. Great knife, But as a slicing tool is falls far short of some of the flat ground leaf shape blades. As a slicer, I'd use my Native5 over my ZT0350.
 
I say jut get the endura and leave the FRN on it. I have a waved endura and it's been fine.
 
Love enduras! An endura was my first spyderco knife, and a great work knife. I just ordered (hint hint) two janduras; one black and one grey.
 
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