I'm surprised no one has mentioned these.... the first was made for USN... Good luck finding one!
I wish you had never posted that.
I never new that existed. Now I have to have it.
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Waved Endura Question
- Thread starter Pachucko
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I wish you had never posted that.
I never new that existed. Now I have to have it.
Barman1
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On a knife like the Endura the wave works great.
Probably due to the height.
Actually opens easier than the taller Emersons that I own.
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All personal preference my friend. I prefer tip down, so my wave is on the chopping block.
If you don't have a waved knife you really need to get one. The wave that Spyderco uses is big enough to work quite well.
It is very fast. I am sure it was originally designed for self defense use, but I use mine when working because it makes one handed opening very easy if you are doing things with your other hand.
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That bayou shooter I like!
Saw it discontinued on the Spyderco site.
Cool knives...!
I'm convinced, I miss my Endura wave enough to buy another, even if it is blue.
Thanks for the heads up about the fake enduras... I'm probably gullible enough to fall
for that.
Saw it discontinued on the Spyderco site.
Cool knives...!
I'm convinced, I miss my Endura wave enough to buy another, even if it is blue.
Thanks for the heads up about the fake enduras... I'm probably gullible enough to fall
for that.