Spyderco Gratitude

love4steel

love4steel

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Just got a new spydie today - my first Delica. Recently I've purchased a Sebenza and Strider SnG. Nice knives without a doubt.. but so is this one! My point is .. for less than 50 bucks Im looking at this razor sharp, no blade play, cool looking, light yet strong, excellent quality knife! Why do I even bother paying hundreds of dollars for the others? Not to sound like an ad but - Spyderco really does have it all at a fraction of the cost! This product restores my faith in man - showing that you can still purchase a great product and not get raked through the coals.
Thanks Sal -
I really do appreciate it.
 
Originally posted by love4steel
Just got a new spydie today - my first Delica. Recently I've purchased a Sebenza and Strider SnG. Nice knives without a doubt.. but so is this one! My point is .. for less than 50 bucks Im looking at this razor sharp, no blade play, cool looking, light yet strong, excellent quality knife! Why do I even bother paying hundreds of dollars for the others? Not to sound like an ad but - Spyderco really does have it all at a fraction of the cost! This product restores my faith in man - showing that you can still purchase a great product and not get raked through the coals.
Thanks Sal -
I really do appreciate it.
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Now, THAT'S what I've been saying all-along!.:).
 
Guys, I really like Delica design (just waiting for my CF version) but still I think that you can't compare Delica to Sebenza and SnG. Not the same class, sorry... and that's why they've designed A.T.R. :D
 
I have found the folks at Spyderco to be absolutly delightful to deal with. Joyce, the PR representative, has been extremely helpful and the company strikes me as among the friendliest in the "knife world."
 
Originally posted by Sharp Phil
I have found the folks at Spyderco to be absolutly delightful to deal with. Joyce, the PR representative, has been extremely helpful and the company strikes me as among the friendliest in the "knife world."
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That's ABSOLUTELY true! Great people, great knives... could anyone ask for more?
 
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