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I have a Spyderco Military 2 CruCarta and for me having large hands it's the favorite

Spyderco Coochie.... You need to be a woman to carry that one... lol

its a dog...with fleas

Get you a Benchmade “Adira” and you will be happy happy happy

just got this. Trying to figure out what I would use it for. First thought is around the kitchen, like for veggies. Came very sharp indeed. I didn't dare take the knife apart now, so I added lube oil and after fidgeting for a while, now I can flick it open with a bit of wrist action.

I really enjoyed this 3 years later😅

This knife was a disappointment to me. I impulsively bought it at Menards solely for the blade shape. Mine wouldn't open well and stuck open every time.

Review was ohnest... But why would you take it apart when it comes with a lifetime warranty?????......I feel like it was a sucky decision ,to take a perfectly good knife apart...

did you knew it can be wrist-flick opened?

Great minds think alike,I have the manix 2 lwt,the kapara,and the ikuchi,and quite a few other spydees,I may have more spydees the benchmades.Spyderco is a solid brand,more so then benchmade,imo-with spyderco,you dont even have to check for quality control,you KNOW everythings right

5:25 "If thars all you wanna do... to open a package or whatever, okay, sure, get it" Thats literally what this product is intended for. Obviously knife hobbyists arent the intended market here. Its an alternative to a decorative keyring. But it has *some* utility and, importantly, it doesnt *look* like other pocket knives (which is important in countries that where it is socially frowned upon to be seen to be carrying a knife)

I used wd-40 on mine and it worked like a charm. Didn't have to take anything apart

This knife IS classy, compared with at least 95% of Kershaw’s designs. I like this knife better than most Kershaw’s. I much prefer a refined design.

I don’t like crazy designs. I like to de-emphasize knives’ violence potential. I don’t like to scare people, and I don’t like them calling the cops! So I like this knife just fine…

I am interested ONLY in unassisted knives, so I don’t usually look very hard at Kershaws. This one, however, being a Sinkevich design, is different. I’d prefer a standard clip design, and a better steel, but it’s a nice knife. I might even buy one!

I don’t think that blade is painted. It looks like blackwash to me…

Thx for review. Nice knife. Was that sak in orange scale?

I picked up a Wharncliffe version with burlap micarta scales. It’s very nice. Not quite nas comfortable as the Dragonfly I’ve carried for years, but I finally have a viable 5th pocket alternative.

u can talk all u want, its a beauty..

Isn't this just what deodorant is basically?

Dragonfly 2 is the best spyderco knife. For large one...maybe Manix

A mild what now?

Just stumble on this knife 4 years later 😂 well well. They sell it out for 15 euro my town. Had to check it out. In design they should used bamboo on both sides. Thx for review. Looking for lambfoot blade up to 40 about.

Hows The blade play? You know any other brand with similar design but less weight? Thx for review.

...Aaand for those of us that actually use even our small knives and like them to stay sharp for long periods between sharpenings.... K390 is a high wear resistance steel. While it has decent toughness, it's definitely not the toughest steel option available by any means. For a true hard use knife I'd prefer Cruwear, which I have in several of my larger knives. But for edge retention, gimme K390 all day long.

Just get started!

The Spyderco bug! 🤣

I carry a dragonfly EDC. Sometimes by itself and other times with another bigger blade. Very useful little knife. The one I carry has a ZDP-189 blade. Think I may pick the K390 version up as well.

Spydiechef is better than Kapara. Not enough knuckle clearance for me.

I have been searching for a small knife to put on my keychain. During my search, found that the Gerber Key Note knife was perfect for me. It looks like a car key fob with its key ring attachment. I also have the option to clip it onto a pocket. My only use for this small compact knife is for utility: box cutter, zip ties, loose strings or threads, etc.

Not 1 agreement lol

Totally overpriced/marketed for what it is/isn’t. So too, the Bugout and others. That said, it’s got nice lines. Haven’t decided whether to take the plunge.

A hot spot?! It’s a 2” blade! What hard work are ya doin with this lil package opener?

I've had one for about 3 years no side to side play but has up and down play. It is snappy and nice weight.

Is it worth buying this knife in jig bone? (60 eur) Will it be rare with time? (maybe discontinued?)

I still don't have a Caribbean in my collection. Going to have to fix that.

Never heard of it

Yes, a couple of years off... but it sports Swedish Sleipner steel... and combined with made in europe it puts it in the BMW, Audi section of knives;-)

Good for opening boxes or packages

You got me subscribed at Stormtrooper look lol. Great video.

Thank you for your excellent review of this cool little knife! I have the SIG version with G10 scales and the SIG logo on both sides of the scales, and it’s a sweet little EDC! The only other difference between mine and yours is that the detente on mine seems a bit “stronger” or stiffer, as I can’t really flick the blade even close to the closed position, thus almost requiring 2 hands to close it. Other than that it’s a pretty solid knife.

The reason it's named the Kalashnikov is because of how low cost it is. Made of cheaper materials and cost affective but still useable, just like the AK's of the gun world. The high tolerances (the wobble and stuff) mimics the AKs tolerances where if something were to get into the "action" it would still operate. As an AK guy these are actually really nice selling points to me.

All the vids like this are be so safe and be careful cutting the real kind of risky thing is a butterfly knife

.....after using the Cinder for a month, I removed the thumb stud, it was kind of in the way when using the knife.....

I never understood why you would want scissors on a knife. I can't think of any reason I would need scissors over a knife unless I wanted to clip coupons at the campfire.

Good review! Thank you. Just got one for cheap on Amazon.

I always felt the Military would be WAAAY too big to carry, but I got an old jade g-10 one as a collectible and now I love carrying it.

I hate to be that guy, but you could just buy a Benchmade Osborne 940, maybe put some fancier scales on it, put a 16° back bevel on it, and follow that with a 18° micro bevel and you've got one knife for every occasion. I know. I'm no fun.

😂 accidentally fire an otf in your pocket 😂😂😂😂

They make a ball bearing version now.