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Here is the release from Spyderco:

Spyderco receives countless requests for small to mid-sized fixed blades. The new Enuff fixed blade is out and available in three different blade shapes: a Clip-Point (PlainEdge), a Leaf-Shaped (PlainEdge) and a Sheepfoot (SpyderEdge). Their blades are VG-10 stainless steel, a workhorse material that offers a superior balance of cutting performance, corrosion resistance, edge retention, and ease of sharpening. The Clip-Point and Leaf-Shaped blades are both Plain Edged and full-flat ground to yield exceptional edge geometry for precision cutting chores and point utility. The Sheepfoot Enuff is hollow ground and features a SpyderEdge cutting edge. Its carefully radiused profile and aggressive fully-serrated edge provide a rescue-style blade that is ideal for safely cutting seat belts, webbing, rope, and similar materials. At the same time, it features a subtle but functional point for detailed chores.

All three Enuff blades feature skeletonized full-tang construction for strength and light weight and a precisely placed section of jimping (grooved texture) on the spine for enhanced control during use. They also feature identical scales injection molded from durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon. Contoured to provide a hand-filling grip, their handles boast Spyderco's signature Bi-Directional Texturing™ pattern—a series of opposing angled steps radiating out from the center of the handle for superior traction and a non-slip grip. The shape of the handle, brackets the hand comfortably, creating a functional guard to prevent the hand moving forward while cutting while also featuring a slightly hooked pommel to stop slipping when cutting with a pulling motion and while drawing the blade out of the sheath. For backup security, Spyderco has included an oversized handle lanyard hole that can accept a good-sized diameter fob or lanyard.

Enuffs carry in identical sheaths made of an injection molded polymer and feature two "ears" at the sheath's mouth which snap around the leading edge of the handle to solidly retain the knife in the sheath. The sheath's internal cavity is configured to hold the blade with the edge facing in either direction and features a thumb "push-off" on one side of the mouth, where you apply thumb pressure to the sheath to release the knife from its casing. Spyderco's versatile G-Clip attachment is included on each sheath for belt, inside-the-waistband, carry. G-Clips are configurable for vertical, horizontal, or diagonally canted carry and can be attached to both sides and both faces of the symmetrical sheath. The sheath also includes multiple mounting holes enabling you to mount the G-Clip for high and low-ride attachment.

The Enuff series is a unique concept in fixed-blade knives for Spyderco and sets a new standard for compact yet full-service cutting utility.

Here is the link to the YouTube Video by Ed Schempp: http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=33943031&msgid=184147...

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