Worth buying a stretch when you have a couple Endura's?

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I've been eyeing up a spyderco stretch as there is one in ZDP-189 for a really good price and I'm a fan of the steel.

I already have an Endura in ZDP and VG-10. Just wondering if it's enough of an upgrade to justify another purchase?
 
Yes. It's definitely worth it. They might share materials and locks, but they are quite different in design.
 
I love the blue Stretch in FRN, ZDP, although there are other colors and even one in C.F.
I had to sell my first blue to pay bills; was lucky and found another NIB. I'm happy.
The Endura is a nice knife; I bought one for a son-in-law.
Yes, the Stretch is great.
 
Yep! The Stretch is a good carry with a nice belly in the blade.
The Endura and Stretch are my two work beaters, they are completely different knives.
 
Franciscomv said:
Yes. It's definitely worth it. They might share materials and locks, but they are quite different in design.
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Agreed. I've handled every current production large Spydie now, and some out of production, LOL. Stretch FRN still remains my fave. If I would not rust a GB by merely looking at it, I'd have one those, too. Everything just comes together on that knife in so many ways. Another runner up is the R, a knife yet to be made in serial production ( I don't know why) .
 
The only thing I like better about the stretch is the finger choil. As others have said, they are pretty different knives. If I could only have one it would be the endura. It would be nice of you could actually handle the stretch first.
 
I have a feeling that if you buy the Stretch you may sell your Endura's. I believe there is a Super Blue Stretch coming out sometime this year. ZDP is great but SB is easier to sharpen IMO.
 
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