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So far i am getting along great with this set up. I am really enjoying the pioneer.
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So far i am getting along great with this set up. I am really enjoying the pioneer.
So far i am getting along great with this set up. I am really enjoying the pioneer.
Fantastic set up, Mike!
Glad you discovered the pioneer. Its a wonderful pocket knife that has a very very wide mission capability window. Not to mention the bomb proof alox!
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I am enjoying the pioneer. It for sure is a solid work horse that will last me a lifetime.Fantastic set up, Mike!
Glad you discovered the pioneer. Its a wonderful pocket knife that has a very very wide mission capability window. Not to mention the bomb proof alox!
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Not sure if this counts but I did buy this knife specifically for the tool it came with. It is a Waved Spyderco Endura with a Glock disassembly tool from LoneWolf. While I have carried a glock daily for nearly 10 years now, I've never felt the need to disassemble in the field. Sometimes all I have on me is a modern folder and I wanted a little poking, prodding, or prying tool. This is perfect for that.
Yesterday I was elbows deep in a restoration project of a 40 year old road bike. I had just finished a grueling wheel cleaning session and wanted to test if the new tires were going to work on these vintage wheels. I just needed to let out a little more air in the tube in order to it in the tire and on the wheel. The tire lever I had wasn't hitting the valve pin. Nothing else was in reach and I was way too exhausted to get up and grab a proper tool. Remembered I had this Endura IWB. Worked perfectly and saved my tired, lazy ass!
Yesterday I was elbows deep in a restoration project of a 40 year old road bike. I had just finished a grueling wheel cleaning session and wanted to test if the new tires were going to work on these vintage wheels. I just needed to let out a little more air in the tube in order to it in the tire and on the wheel. The tire lever I had wasn't hitting the valve pin. Nothing else was in reach and I was way too exhausted to get up and grab a proper tool. Remembered I had this Endura IWB. Worked perfectly and saved my tired, lazy ass!
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Original Wave today. 
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I had only one screw to remove, so I used the LM Tread that I was wearing on my wrist. If I had had two or more screws to remove, I would have grabbed the Surge on my belt. Ergonomically, the Tread is severely lacking, buy it can be handy in a pinch.
Be prepared! T-A
Be prepared! T-A