Like Spyderco Cricket

The Spyderco Cricket is and has been one of my favorite small pocket knives. They make great money clips and are dandy cutters. It seems like more knife than what it looks like. Don't let it's smallish dimensions sway you. :D:thumbup:

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At Spyderco Store I did not have an option of other than plain edge, serrated, and a the etched handle, which was more expensive.
 
Love the look and the handles. If I collect them, I can see me with something like this. But for my first knife, there were practical considerations that this size would not allow, but this is the third time I opened the thread to gaze
 
There is one on World Knives called Maserin Bocote Wood Turtle Liner Lock knife which I debated about for hours before deciding on this one. I have a larger Kershaw I keep in my car and wanted this small one for my pocket. Lost my last one, or left it at a recycle place where I used it to cut cardboard boxes and left it laying there and it was gone when I thought of it.
 
I guess you mean me and the Maserin. I was choosing it or the Cricket and decided on the Cricket.
 
GIRLYmann said:
no ego's but that's no reason not to buy one!
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Actually it does have a wee bit of ergonomics to the handle, just not as pronounced as most spydies. ;)

I have one of these CF spydies on the way to my door. :thumbup:

Currently own an etched SS version, which I do use as a money clip. Well when I have money. :rolleyes:
 
The blade looks really cool. I'd like to see one of those at about 3in with FRN and back lock. It looks to combine the advantages of a hawkbill and a traditional blade.
 
Thin profile, small size, and sheeple friendliness makes it a great office knife.

It's really comfy for a small knife, fits 3 fingers when use the choil.
 
I keep a cricket without the clip in my wallet at all times. So thin cant even tell its there.

I really love the little thing. Ergos are great and I have received quite a few positive comments on it from non knife people.


Must have knife, great to throw in the pocket when making a quick run to the store.
 
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I find it surprisingly ergonomic. Obviously the blade shape limits its potential applications, but for those applications it kicks a fair amount of ass considering how small it is.
 
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