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I was just about to whine and cry about the dearth of FRN flat ground +3" folders in the Spyderco lineup. Lo and Behold.
http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34065
I always thought the Stretch was the most under appreciated knife that Sal and company produced. It had most of the qualities that the knife crowd yearned for. It was like a modern Sodbuster. Great geometry both in thinness and height of blade. Almost traditional but with the modern amenities of clip, lock and Spyderhole. I was starting to get a little antsy but with this news and the possibility of a FRN flat ground Native, things are lookin up for the FRN junkies.
http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34065
I always thought the Stretch was the most under appreciated knife that Sal and company produced. It had most of the qualities that the knife crowd yearned for. It was like a modern Sodbuster. Great geometry both in thinness and height of blade. Almost traditional but with the modern amenities of clip, lock and Spyderhole. I was starting to get a little antsy but with this news and the possibility of a FRN flat ground Native, things are lookin up for the FRN junkies.