Music to my ears.🥰

Same here. I have many Spyderco knives and the looks of this one is my favorite. Is it my EDC? no, I carry other Spydies for that. This one is my carry knife for when I feel like carying a unique-looking blade. That works well for what it is.

Your eyes must be brown my friend. The only thing you are expert of is bullshitting. You are probably a deluded 14yr old with the intelligence of a 4yr old who lives in his own action movie universe. I often wonder why people like you exist and how they survive daily life. Are you supervised 24/7?

Exactly!😎 ❤👍🏻✌🏻

I love mine, it was my first Spyderco. I stoned the sharp edges very lightly, now it's butter smooth.

Yes, great knife indeed, it fits Beautifully in my freakishly large hands.

Haha lol

In pants or cargo shorts I don't even notice it.

I've been very happy with the action on the PM3 LW models I've used. smooth, almost broken in out of the box, and it surprises me because they're so light I don't expect the inertia of the blade to pull it open on flicking. I wish it were a little bigger but I guess I don't have a PM2 LW to compare yet. Totally agree about putting hands on a knife. I see interesting looking knives at all kinds of different prices. Over the 50-100 dollar range I really want to hold one or have experience with a knife they are regularly compared to, perderably actually handling them. Getting up into higher prices, I'm more adamant about handling them. I have a pretty good idea of how most Spydjes act and feel so I might let them slide a little bit but any other brand going over about 200 bucks, it's hard to pull the trigger until I know it is exceptional in hand/use.

Have you seen the price on these lately ? Suggested mrsp $391.00

Sounds like I'm at the same stage of my "development". As I write this, my ZT 0562 and Twosun Maverick are for sale to offset recent purchases of a Sage 5 and Para 3. (Oh, and the Luft Concepts AVNT... yeah, can't forget that one...).

But there is no such thing as a spyderco with no hole on it

i respectfully disagree, this knife is beautiful

@@Yuki_Ika7 I'd say the ergos opening and closing are a bit awkward, but it is gorgeous for sure.

I completely agree Chris

Well said

Or the Nunes fight...?

Haha what a comparison.

I agree this knife needs an automatic version!!

Scooter Grande i didnt say being huuuuuuge is a bad thing. Big knives are often more comfortable for me

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Ryan LaRoche haha...yasssssss. Love it. Always thought from the beginning.

I can't say for certain, but that looks pretty damn professional

I don't think that's a zero grind, just another bevel. Zero grind would refer to a blade with no microbevel.

Lance Leon I didn't really know what to call it, I've seen that grind on WE knives and didn't really like sharpening them (just an unnecessary complication). They're vaguely reminiscent of like a double sided Scandi but kinda half assed (which in hindsight is probably what I meant to say but it's early so Zero grind is what I typed). That grind does make for a good cutter, just not the best for sharpening on a fixed angle system.

cameron utt yup, I hear you on the sharpening aspect.

about a year old he only just got around to uploading it

mountainhobo to collect.

Poor man's Emerson Wave opener.

They really want a thumb stud

The blade will open as it catches on your pocket.

Poor man's wave and it is according to a knife friend of mine it don't work that well.

Mitchell Swartzendruber it works fairly well if you use the right size for the spydie hole. If the zip tie won't get tight it's the wrong size

Soon!

For the automatic version, yes.

Saw this version the other day - it needs a KZfaq review

Namesi agreed... pvk posted something on KZfaq

aswtx75 They made the lil vallotton last year

Yep I would say buy this one if you don't like return it and get the sub hilt

I have one if still interested. Never used. Mint condition.

When you stab things it makes kind of a triangular shaped hole which would be harder to stitch. Just make sure you have a firm grip so you don't cut your fingers if you hit a bone **giggles like a psycho and runs off** Oh and it's extremely durable. I've carried and used this knife for several years and there is basically no wear and tear.

Propane Daddy calm down edgy boi

Never! It's my right! Ehehe!

Thick spines are tougher when it comes to stabbing.

Had to try it. But rest assured, it's untied!

Why the zip tie???

Jay c it acts as a "poor mans " Emerson wave

WhiteMountainKnives has one in stock in their sale knives

Says a man who's clearly never carried an Espada XL.

Nick Shabazz LOL!

It's a weird tension, for sure. I try to do right.

Be careful, it's an antique!

Iammightymeaty I noticed that once you buy a Spyderco, you love the hole. I bought a pm2, and my opinion immediately changed.

Try a Yojimbo 2. It's definitely one of the cooler looking spyderco knives overall. Incredibly functional wharncliffe. Great designer, Michael Janich. Should watch his video on the history of the Yojimbo 2. Very versatile design. It can handle both utility and defense.

Gotta try it sometimes.

I tried it on my Stretch 2. It´s better when you put the pocket clip on the other side and carry it in your back pocket. That way you have the knife in reverse grip when you pull it out and your hand is in good position to stab someone right away, which is of course the most important thing for your edc knife. I wouldn´t reccomend whipping it out in the lunchroom to murder an apple. It could be frowned uppon. Although, it will give you (a general you, not you personally) a good reason to see the HR lady that you have a crush on...

I actually think the little holes on mine look cool. If I had a complaint about the appearance of the knife (which I really don't I've carried one for like 4 years) it would be to get rid of the spidey hole and have a flipper.

And that's barely an actually complaint because the hole makes it so much fun to open and close.

I carry tip-down. It started with my first Spyderco stainless POLICE model. Been carrying that way ever since. I can draw and open this way faster than when I carry my Autonomy 2, which is only set up for tip-up carry.

No it's manual. Vallotton also made a custom hidden button" auto version where the scale slides over to deploy. But the normal production version is manual.