 | Coltello SPYDERCO SPIN folder Knife Coltello SPYDERCO SPIN folder Knife |
 | ŚN Spyderco Lava as it title |
 | Boker Wharcom Review reviewness |
 | Camperland Spyderco Tri-angle Sharpmaker Demo Carl from Camperland.com.au demonstrating the Spyderco Tri-angle Sharpmaker knife sharpener. |
 | Spyderco - Lava (Review ) Cool Small knife 1) Blade length 1 7/8" (48 mm) 2) Blade steel VG-10 3) Weight 3 oz (86.5 g) 4) Handle material Stainless Steel |
 | Spyderco Lava Use--Albo Kali Silat Albo Kali Silat demonstration of the uses of the Spyderco Lava |
 | Spyderco Cricket Just testing out the little video review of the Cricket. I spent a lot of time reading about this knife online and it lives up to the hype imo. I didn't see any other videos of it, so why not spread the spyderco awesomeness! |
 | Boker Subcom FB and TOPS Wolf Pup CLICK MORE Two midget fixed blade knives that I really like. I carry them in a Merc Harness style paracord harness, they make the EDC rotation 'bout 75% of the time, or whenever I feel like it. ;-) The Boker Subcom FB is reaaallly easy to abuse. Its just BEGGING for batoning, prying, and just about anything else. I do need to make a real handle for it, as the skeletonized metal handle is not the most comfortable in the world. The medical tape is working fairly well for now, though. I'm a bit slower to abuse my TOPS Wolf Pup, as I'm a lot more attached to it. If it wasn't for the crappy injection molded sheath that came with the Boker Subcom, I would carry the Boker a lot more often. Really, I would glady pay an extra $5-$10 for a kydex sheath to come with it. I'll probably ship it off to DeathHead after I make some scales for it to get a nice kydex sheath. The sheath for the TOPS is AWESOME. Great retention, but still easy enough to pop out when needed. :-) BTW, the Manix in the vid is a MINI 83mm, even though it looks big. The TOPS has 1095 carbon steel, and the Boker has 440C. |
 | Coltello boker subcom rescom folder knife Coltello boker subcom rescom folder knife |
 | Spyderco Karambit The Karambit's claw-shaped curved blade originated centuries ago in Indonesia and was used primarily to cut crops, today it is considered a self protection tool. Knives steeped in tradition of their homelands are finding their way to the American knife buying public. They offer an exotic menu of designs, shapes and innovation. Custom Knifemaker Warren Thomas has collaborated with Spyderco to produce a folding Karambit. Fully stainless steel, the arc of the curved blade carries through to the handle ending in an index-finger ring allowing the blade to be swung into a range of gripping positions. The blade is 2 1/8" and double flat-ground out of VG-10 steel with the one-hand-open Spyderco hole. Made of burnished stainless steel, the handle has thumb recess guiding the thumb over the 13mm hole for swift blade deployment. With an affirmative click, the blade locks open by means of a Chris Reeve style integral liner lock. A multi-positional metal clip carries tip-up and both left or right-handed. Specs Blade Steel VG-10 Blade Thickness 3/32" 2.5mm Clip Stainless Steel Diam. Blade Hole 1/2" 13mm Edge Type PlainEdge Handle Material Stainless Steel Hardness 59-60 Length Closed 5 1/16" 128mm Length Cutting Edge 1 13/16" 47m Length Overall 5" 127mm Weight 5.1oz 145g |
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