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Spyderco Knife Reviews
Spyderco is certainly one of the foremost production knife manufacturers in the world. Though their designs are somewhat unorthodox, people that develop an affinity for Spyderco knives often become rabid fans of the brand. Spyderco is somewhat unusual amongst production knife manufacturers in that not only does it have a broad product offering, it's displays a gutsy willingness to release very unusual designs and variations. This is a big part of what makes being a Spyderco knife collector so much fun!
In this discussion, we'll be taking an up close and personal look at the Spyderco line of knives (both folding and fixed blade designs). We'll review the good...and the bad...covering the gamut when it comes to Spyderco products. Quite possibly, we'll get an opportunity to share our opinions with some relevant people from Spyderco? Lets start down the path on a cutting edge adventure...and see where it leads us....
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Chris,
Steve is right I think. I know that the one thing that has changed is when something goes into The Sharper Review I put up an announcement in the slider at the top of the page that links to the review. I would like to see them get read and commented on. If you put one somewhere other than there, make sure I see it so I can post it up there. Folks have been known to take a second look at a knife they would not normally consider if they get to read a review on it
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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on
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I refer to these reviews occasionally when looking at new Spydies from my friend. I look forward to future contributions in the Sharper Review group.
Brad
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Permalink Reply by Doug Thrower on
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I have about 30 Spydies in my collection. Take a look at the picture in my gallery and if anything catches your eye, I'll do my best to do a review.
Not trying to hijack Mr.Stookeys thread, just figured if I had something he didn't, I might help fill in the gap.
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