I use it for EDC tasks, food prep, and caring and do not have any issues
Caring for what?
(or did you mean carVing, in which case that is a good recommendation)
I'm still going to say YMMV though.
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I use it for EDC tasks, food prep, and caring and do not have any issues
You, my friend, need no advice. You got one of the best knives you can find in ur new price range.so i have to admit, i have never owned a spyderco. never even held one or seen one in person. im looking to upgrade my price range of knives to around $100 and am eyeballin a Manix 2 in s110v. i understand i dont need that steel but its a splurge present for myself so why not. i will be using it for general box and tape cutting along with wittling and making chips. possible kitchen use also. anyone have any recommendations or advice? feel free to guide me wherever as im keeping my mind open to suggestions.
My girl basically bogarted my bd1 manix, giving me the excuse to get the s110v! Got her a rainbow leeks but she won't carry it over the manix! LolI had one and sold it.
Now I have another new one arriving in the morning.
The steel is amazing and it is a great size and very light. My wife has the BD1 version and it has been well used even done chopping and garden work, but mostly kitchen use.
I am very excited to get one back. It is a superb EDC.
Let me see if my review is around. Be rite back.
I've pondered this knife for a while. I love my Manix 2 sprint in CTS-XHP. The Manix 2 is my favorite Spyderco design.