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These two just keep on working. Sorry for the crappy scanner pic (camera died):
The Urban was my go-to knife for moving. That thin flat grind just ate through cardboard, the thick stuff, like nobody's business. It even got stuck at one point, and did that pressure on the spine thing that is normally a time a lock comes in handy; with the choil though, no problem at all.:thumbup:
The Titanium Military was used by me, sold to my brother, used as his EDC for well over a year (till they thought it looked too "weapony"), and then traded back to me.
I put a new tip on it, as the old tip got the bad end of an interaction with a steel pipe, and sharpened out all the nicks and dings from staples, steel, and whatever else he used it on and around. I told him it was tough, so me used it like it was tough. Turns out it is.
I've been using it a fair bit since I got it back.
So there you have it. Two mighty slicers, one with a solid lock, the other with no lock at all. All I have to say is...
Go Spyderco!!!
The Urban was my go-to knife for moving. That thin flat grind just ate through cardboard, the thick stuff, like nobody's business. It even got stuck at one point, and did that pressure on the spine thing that is normally a time a lock comes in handy; with the choil though, no problem at all.:thumbup:
The Titanium Military was used by me, sold to my brother, used as his EDC for well over a year (till they thought it looked too "weapony"), and then traded back to me.
I put a new tip on it, as the old tip got the bad end of an interaction with a steel pipe, and sharpened out all the nicks and dings from staples, steel, and whatever else he used it on and around. I told him it was tough, so me used it like it was tough. Turns out it is.
I've been using it a fair bit since I got it back.
So there you have it. Two mighty slicers, one with a solid lock, the other with no lock at all. All I have to say is...
Go Spyderco!!!
