More Double Bladed Spyderco Folders?

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OK I'll admit up front that the C-44 Dyad is one of my all time favorite Spyderco folding knives. I also like it's little Micarta Brother the C-39 Dyad Jr. With that being said I know I'm not the only one that not only likes Spyderco's Dyad models which are all double bladed folders for all you new folks here at Spyderville. But what I want to know is anyone interested in Spyderco doing more double bladed folders?

Now I know I've heard some folks say they would like an H-1 Salt version of the Dyad and I do believe my pal SURFINGRINGO is on board with me on that one :D>> But I won't stop there because I love the C-44 Dyad so much I really can't wait to see what Spyderco may have planned hopefully for another double bladed folder and I'm wondering what you good citizens of Spyderville think about it?

But I'm definitely all for an H-1 Dyad or any Rustproof double bladed folder>>> it can be a Hawkbill double blade too if they want.

But the concept of one full plain edged blade along with one fully serrated/Spyderedged blade sure fills a lot of my cutting needs. But some of you might even have other suggestions for a double bladed folder so let's talk about it. OK SURF it's your turn :D
 
I would love to see a pocket sized (3 inch blades or under) double bladed knife, one blade a clip point (e.g. Delica, only slimmer) and one blade a wharncliffe.
 
DocT said:
I would love to see a pocket sized (3 inch blades or under) double bladed knife, one blade a clip point (e.g. Delica, only slimmer) and one blade a wharncliffe.
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From what I was told the prototype H-1 Dyad was in that size range. But I was told that the H-1 Dyad that many people wanted was cost prohibitive to produce. Now that is what I was told by a couple of people I deem credible.

Yeah a Double Bladed model with both blades being in the 3 inch size range would be ideal for most EDC uses IMO.

A Double Bladed model ( SE & PE) truly provide a lot of great user potential for many people who work with folding knives.
 
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