Orange DODO!

Is this a sure thing? I can't recall having heard if the orange Dodo was going to be produced. If it is, then I'm in line for one.
 
I'm fine with just a re-release of the Dodo. Don't wanna pay secondary market prices on it. However I would so love stainless or titanium handles ala Poliwog :)
 
How 'bout an orange Poliwog??? :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

I'm fine with just a re-release of the Dodo. Don't wanna pay secondary market prices on it. However I would so love stainless or titanium handles ala Poliwog :)
 
How 'bout an orange Poliwog??? :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Orange Spydercos are always cool by me :)

Orange Poliwog would definitely be a whole lot better than the black G10 of current. But I ain't gonna lie, shiny Poliwog (stainless handle or better yet... titanium) makes me happy every time I use/play it :)

Don't wanna sound like an ignoramus, whats a CBBL? BBL is ball bearing lock but what's the C inna front?
 
Caged Ball Bearing Lock, like on the Manix-2, instead of the ball bearing lock that just has the bare bearing.

Ah, should have guessed but mind kept thinking composite instead of caged :)

Me I prefer big balls :p Never did quite fell in love with the current itty bitty balls. I personally enjoy opening and closing my D'Allara, Phoenix and Poliwog one handed while doing stuff, never could manage with my Manix 2.

But the CBBL has the advantage where since the ball's smaller then the space taken is less therefore the blade/handle design is not so dependent in fitting the huge ball bearing. What I'm saying is that the CBBL gives more options for Spyderco to play with the designing the ergos for example.

As I said before, if Spyderco replaced the small bb of the CBBL with a rod ala Axis then the liners and backspacer can contribute to the strength as well. With the rod design if under combination loads where there is a force trying to defeat the lock and some lateral flex force, the blade tang will still be under the rod. The CBBL of the Manix 2 under Ankerson's testing went sideways so the bb went to the side of the blade tang.

Imagine, a helical spring powered Axis type lock. I'll buy it.
 
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