My latest orders

[ostanley99]

I don't have any pictures yet, as none of these have arrived yet but I got caught up in getting some new sharp toys and can't wait. I ordered a Super Tinker SAK, a green Spyderco Delica and a Griptillian with M4 steel, all black hardware and black handle. All of these have a use in mind. The SAK and Spyderco is for work, since I just got a new job at a party rental place and since it involves bouncy houses and such, I'll have to deal with kids and parents. As such, I don't feel like explaining my Benchmade AFO 2 to every parent and awestruck kid that sees me pull it out. Plus, the Spyderco is SO much cheaper if I lose it. The Griptillian is a little bit more of an impulse buy, but it'll be a great addition to my edc rotation

 

[Sonnydaze]

Plus, the Spyderco is SO much cheaper if I lose it.
BTW, I've owned all of those knives that you on order, and they're all fine knives. You'll get good use out of them.

Gosh, I never bot a cheap knife because I thot I might lose it. I did lose one traditional knife that was loose in my pocket about 15 yrs ago...at work...but now I wear only folders with pocket-clips and never give it a thot. I carry CRK's and relatively expensive mid-techs in the same price category. I like a "better" knife because it will likely have a better blade-steel...be smoother in operation, and the lock is not likely to fail on me and damage my pinkies.
I do understand that there are as many opinions as people, and they're all good.
I guess the main thing is that you can use a pocket-clip and you won't lose it. You can find a 3rd party "deep-carry" clip if you wish that will hide the knife from prying eyes.

 

[ostanley99]

Plus, the Spyderco is SO much cheaper if I lose it.
BTW, I've owned all of those knives that you on order, and they're all fine knives. You'll get good use out of them.

Gosh, I never bot a cheap knife because I thot I might lose it. I did lose one traditional knife that was loose in my pocket about 15 yrs ago...at work...but now I wear only folders with pocket-clips and never give it a thot. I carry CRK's and relatively expensive mid-techs in the same price category. I like a "better" knife because it will likely have a better blade-steel...be smoother in operation, and the lock is not likely to fail on me and damage my pinkies.
I do understand that there are as many opinions as people, and they're all good.
I guess the main thing is that you can use a pocket-clip and you won't lose it. You can find a 3rd party "deep-carry" clip if you wish that will hide the knife from prying eyes.

Well, cheaper. It's by no means the cheapest knife I've ever ordered. It's the difference between $145 and $65. For that price and Spyderco quality, I can't argue