Have you handled a Spyderco lately?

[kobold]

25% of my collection is Spyderco.

This is an old picture BTW. I bought a few more since it was taken

 

[Synov]

I like S90V...

 

[jjg6319]

I like Spyderco and their products. They make a good sharpener, good service, and they are always coming out with newer steels. They truly support the knife community.

 

[beeinak]

Spyderco builds fantastic knives. Such varieties in size, shape, steel, scales, etc.
Regardless of personal preferences, they most likely have one you will love. To me, they make some perfect knives, and are all I would ever want from a folder.

 

[mmyron1]

My collection is mostly Benchmades but Spyderco is the next most. The only problem I have with Spyderco is that I've never gotten a "bad" one. The compression lock is ingenious and it is so simple. They make knives that just work and don't over complicate the design. And for the most part the prices are on point for the quality. Don't get me started on ergos. They seem to be masters of ergonomics. I've. Sent one Spyderco back in about 20 years. My D2 PM and that's only for resharpening and the have stripped screws replaced. They even replaced the clip without being asked.

 

[joesrx]

I like Spyderco and love that fact they have so many models and different steel types. Always something different and new.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

I've carried a PM3-LW for a year or so.

Great EDC knife.

 

[Ikhnaton]

I was completely blown away by every Spyderco I've handled so far, it took a while for me to accept the looks of them but their designs are really that form follows function and I love that!

 

[clinton1]

25% of my collection is Spyderco.

This is an old picture BTW. I bought a few more since it was taken

That's a sweet Pic! 🕷

 

[ferider]

Too many to count.

I have to say though, that my Chinook 1 is still a favorite.

 

[GB940Rookie]

Bought 3 knives this year. Two were Spyderco.

 

[beeinak]

The owner of Spyderco is on the forum regularly as well, great company IMO!

This is another reason to love Spyderco. To be a huge company with sales worldwide, but the owner actually reads and responds to enthusiasts is just awesome.

I am such a fan of the knives, I would wear a shirt or hat that says ‘Spyderco for life’

 

[SharpBits]

This is another reason to love Spyderco. To be a huge company with sales worldwide, but the owner actually reads and responds to enthusiasts is just awesome.

I am such a fan of the knives, I would wear a shirt or hat that says ‘Spyderco for life’

Minor correction, Spyderco is a company with huge reach, but is actually pretty small. Sal never wanted it to get giant, according to his past comments.

 

[shinyedges]

5 years and doesn't know spyderco has a sub forum here?

 

[beeinak]

Minor correction, Spyderco is a company with huge reach, but is actually pretty small. Sal never wanted it to get giant, according to his past comments.

Correction taken! I simply mean how many knives they sell/sold and how Sal is still so present. He must be extremely busy, and I think it is awesome. Seeing him post replies to questions and comments here means a lot to me. A customer for life!

 

[DMG]

I have a GB2 in my pocket every day at the shop. And frequently a Manix Salt on the weekends.

 

[unwisefool]

I generally do not like most Spyderco designs, that being said, the Gayle Bradley 2 is one of my favorite knives.

 

[BJE]

I generally do not like most Spyderco designs, that being said, the Gayle Bradley 2 is one of my favorite designs.

I wish the scales were flush with the liners at the edges, it bugs me when they are designed that way, I have had a Kizer Beigleter 2 for about a year that’s the same way, I thought I would get used to it, but no luck yet, it still bothers me enough that I am considering taking it to the grinder.

 

[ferider]

I got into Spyderco because they offer many >= 4" bladed folders.

I keep buying new ones, as I'm a sucker for Cruwear

 

[abcdef]

I bought 7 or 8 spydies years ago when they were somewhat affordable. The waved Endura gets some pocket time for walks and road trips. My OD Urban is the only other one that ever gets touched. It's very pocketable, but probably not as utilitarian as numerous other slipjoints in the boxes, bags, drawers, toolbox or whever else they are.