Which high end Spyderco should I buy?

Another vote for the Kris. Check this blade out - it is the closest thing to a production custom knife on the market.
VERY well made, good steel and excellent ergonomics.

TR Graham
The Glocksmith
 
Caly3/ZDP/CF is one of my all time favorites. i have the Chinook3 an find it a bit big. If I want something that large i usually go for a fixed blade although i have found the Chinook 3
perfect for carry in the pocket of my Parka in winter and it is big enough to work well with gloves.

The ZDP Lum Chinese is a great looking knife with a cool blade.

The S90V Military.
 
I love the para, and that's fairly high end by manufacturer's standards. I love the Spyderfly although that's difficult to find.
 
I know that you have your heart set on the FFG Manix, but did you consider trying to find a full size Persian?
 
You can't go wrong with any of the Spyderco's, but my preference leans towards the Military, after having carried a Police for nearly 20 years which I still prefer since I have had it for that long.
 
Manix all the way bro.., In my opinion Manix is the best knife spyderco makes(or doesnt make anymore) and I have owned alot of spydies and love them all, but Manix is in a class of it's own....Just my opinion...
 
Whoa, return from the dead.:thumbup: I never got the manix, I ordered but there was a problem with the credit card. I was going to order it again after the problem was fixed but I can go to warriors and wonders on Saturday and handle all the knives myself and choose from there which IMO is alot better. I was also looking at the blaze orange UKPK.:D
 
+1 for the Para-milli. I never leave home without it. I have a D2.

However that Lum looks super.
 
It almost seems that you answer your own question in your explanations :).

The G-10 full flat grind Endura has a better price than the Stretch 2, a smaller size than the Manix, longer edge and sleeker shape than the mini-manix, straighter blade than the Chinook (which is also just as big as the Manix).

Get yourself the luxury Endura (or the Delica version, if you want something even more handy.)
 
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