What next after Lum passaround?

[DaveH]

As the Spyderco Chinese Lum passaround slowly draws to a close, 3 people and 3 weeks left I estimate, what should the next knife be?

( OOPS, there's 4 people left, so figure 4 weeks, sorry )

If you vote for another Spyderco model or another brand/model say which one. You have approximately $85 to consider using, including postage, unless people want to kick in a few bucks, and or a dealer wants to give us a break.

Keep in mind that the knife should be easily available and should proably appeal to a wide audience.

Thanks,

 

[calyth]

How about Becker 7/9?

 

[T. Erdelyi]

How about a nice slipjoint, or an Al Mar Eagle?

 

[calyth]

I don't mind the Al Mar Eagle.

 

[Mitchell Knives]

Spyderco Harpy. I've wanted to try this one out for a while. It looks like a very nice, useful knife.

 

[pahl]

I'm thinking about getting a spyderco mouse.

It would be really cool to beable to try one out first

I'm sure I would be happy with just about anything you pick Dave as I have not had the chance to try very many differant types of knives out.

Thanks to Dave's passarounds I got interested in spyderco's

 

[Harry Callahan]

Let's keep it in the Spyderco family. That's my vote anyway. How about the new Kiwi?

 

[BurkStar]

I'll be damned, I really can't think of anything right off hand...with all the knives that have passed through my hands over the past year, I just can't think of one that I already haven't tried within the price range limitations. Maybe an Outdoor Edge Apogee?

 

[Manji]

in the 85 dollar range theres a bunch of knives to choose from. a lot of the spyderco models fall in that range can't really say which one. what you can do is break it down to two cheaper models. but i assume most everyone has, had or has handled the more mainstream ones like the delica and endura. maybe a shabaria? or a ayoob? i thinkt he more unique knives would be more interesting