My search is over. Got a Speedform today!

[gooeytek]

Can you dig it?

 

[devinsdad]

That is one of the best looking designs to come out of any factory in a long time. If you don't mind sharing, what did that one cost you? I'm wanting to see if they are starting to come down in price or going up.

 

[Shawn B.]

Congratulations, that's a sweet knife.

 

[RandomAyes]

Great snag! Are you gonna get an original Volt next?

 

[RandomAyes]

doubletap

 

[Bryan J]

I can dig it. Sweet knife. Enjoy.

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Congratulations, that is nice!

 

[gooeytek]

@devinsdad, I posted a WTB here on the forums, and someone emailed me earlier this week. I jumped on it. I got it for a very very reasonable price, considering the nature and value of the knife.

@RandomAyes, I've also been looking at the original Volt, but the design doesn't grab me as much as the Speedform. Amazing steel combo used in it though, but I've only been seeing ones from ebay and they want too much for them.

@Daniel Fairly, yea, I've been wanting this one for a long time. I'm waiting for something out of Southern CO that's gonna shake things up

 

[cutter17]

I almost passed on the Speedform, but in the end I got it, and glad I did. It is a very solid feeling knife and I love the design of the blade! You did a great job getting one.

 

[jonnymac44]

Nice! I love the Speedform, such a sleek and elegant design with some real cutting power. Enjoy it, nice score!

 

[kmb59]

That's nice. How do you like the Elmax steel?

 

[gooeytek]

I've come to like it a lot. I didn't have any firsthand experience with Elmax until I got a Speedform II which I've been using for a few months now, and have not had to sharpen or touch it up at all. I mostly use it to cut open padded envelopes, priority bozes, zip ties, etc. and sometimes to strip wire. Although unassisted and flipper-less, both Speedforms are glassy smooth when flicked open, the pivot action almost feels like 2 weak magnets pushing against each other.