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Q Knives ??
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They quit making the Q some time ago...but the Q2 is planned and I believe a company will be able to order some with their company logo. The details of course are unknown as the knife is not even out yet. For the quickest, most reliable answer you might contact Spyderco directly unless Taz or Sal chime in before you do.Kennieyk said:
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There is the upcoming S model. Basically a modified Salsa that has been skeletonized. You can order designs for them, but for some reason 500 sticks out as the minimum order.
Kristi or Carlos may know more details.
Kristi or Carlos may know more details.
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yeah i remember reading that it was a 500 order min.
Besides the fact that you will never get hold of 100 discontinued Q knives, that was a pretty "finicky" design, i.e. it's not as tough as other Spydercos knives and had an instant collectable status.
If you need 100, why not look at the S/S Cricket or Dragonfly and have them engraved? The Pride would be nice that was also dicontinued some years ago.
Of course you can always hang on for the new S knives. With a Salsa design and aluminium handle it looks to be a great knife, but it's probably going to cost a bunch more than the Cricket or Dragonfly.
If you need 100, why not look at the S/S Cricket or Dragonfly and have them engraved? The Pride would be nice that was also dicontinued some years ago.
Of course you can always hang on for the new S knives. With a Salsa design and aluminium handle it looks to be a great knife, but it's probably going to cost a bunch more than the Cricket or Dragonfly.