Not to mislead anyone: I was Eduardo's friend (the late Israeli designer that designed the Spydercard) and I will try to be as objective as possible.
After having it for some months now, I can say that it will stay in my wallet for many years to come.
I have flown with it to different countries, and never has anyone bothered to open my wallet to even look at it.
I think it just "hides" behind the credit cards, and being shaped like one, and having the exact same dimensions - make it disappear in the wallet.
As for everyday use: as I stated before I see it more as a last resort blade then as an every day cutter, so I don't use it all that much, but for the here and there cuts - it performs very well.
The AUS6 blade came in shaving sharp and has stayed like that.
At 93 gr. its hard to notice its even there - mainly if you shlap around 100 other items in your wallet like I do.
Over-all impression for less then US$ 40, Spyderco has another sure hit.
Now, if only they would, make one in Titanium I would be the first in line (I already bothered Sal on this subject feel free to nag him some more maybe he will come to the conclusion its a viable option )
After having it for some months now, I can say that it will stay in my wallet for many years to come.
I have flown with it to different countries, and never has anyone bothered to open my wallet to even look at it.
I think it just "hides" behind the credit cards, and being shaped like one, and having the exact same dimensions - make it disappear in the wallet.
As for everyday use: as I stated before I see it more as a last resort blade then as an every day cutter, so I don't use it all that much, but for the here and there cuts - it performs very well.
The AUS6 blade came in shaving sharp and has stayed like that.
At 93 gr. its hard to notice its even there - mainly if you shlap around 100 other items in your wallet like I do.
Over-all impression for less then US$ 40, Spyderco has another sure hit.
Now, if only they would, make one in Titanium I would be the first in line (I already bothered Sal on this subject feel free to nag him some more maybe he will come to the conclusion its a viable option )
