I saw that they make trainer models for the Delica and Endura as well as some other spyderco knives. I can see whay you would make them for balisongs, but why for spyderco knives? I have 2 Spyderco knives and love them and dont see how you wold need a trainer to practice with them...They arent made to be wrist flicked or gravity opened and they arent made to be swung closed like an axis lock....And i dont think these knives are used for knife fighting...so why the trainers?
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Why trainers?
- Thread starter Lurp
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I do use an Endura trainer in training defending against and sometimes with a knife. Its size makes more sense than the size of a large alu trainer as it is about what one would expect a bad guy to use around here. On the other hand drawing and opening a folder while being attacked is not as easy as one would think either so it is good practice too.