I have a 940 and P3 as well. I wasn’t wild about the 940 until I bought a house and started doing remodeling work. That’s when I realized that the 940 is a serious working knife. For work, I have a desk job and the 940 sucked at my daily tasks of opening packages and processing food. I found and still find the P3 perfect for my daily Office employee tasks. The 940 really shines when you are mean to it and use it as a sharpened pry bar. They both have a place in my pocket but the task dictates the accomplice. (And I should say I have the Para3 lightweight. I had a regular ol Para3 but the P3 lightweight is more gooder)
Love the 940! I had the 940BK, but gave it to a friend, who loves it. He has used it to do everything from cutting up cardboard to skinning and de-hoofing a bison! After I gave it to him, I missed it so much I had to buy another one! I love the Para 3 as well, but like the Kapara more. It is more pocketable than the Para 3, and has a better blade to handle ratio. It is super slicey, and capable. Can't go wrong though with the Para 3 or the Bugout either.
I’m a mostly hard use person with knives. They are tools and get used as such every day. My favorite knife has got to be the Milwaukee 6 in 1 even though I’ve been carrying a 940 daily for over a year now. Gave it away then ended up missing it so got another one. Had a few spyderco’s and none ever really spoke to me. Because of your comment, I’ve purchased a Kapara with micarta scales and have been using it for the last week. Enjoyed it so much so that another one is on it’s way. Thanks for your comment and I appreciated your suggestion.
The only thing I dislike about many benchmades is the omega springs, I've heard they break, but I have never had one break on me personally, but still, lol. The only gripe I've heard about the para 3 is the stock clip it comes with. Once you switch that with a deep carry. You're golden. Also, there are no springs to worry about. I got the Para 3 in maxamet, with the full flytanium makeover (screws scales and lanyard plug). The flytanium aluminum lotus scales take some of the bulk away while still maintaining ergonomics. All 3 are great I've been eye humping 940s lately which brought me to this video lol
I prefer 940 as I use it to work which includes slicing but not solely slicing. If you work in a warehouse or a desk and just cut tape or paper than a slicer is better.
Benchmade mini bugout 533-3 ... it will replace all 3 in this video Its perfect for the pocket . 90sv blade . Good grip for a mini bugout and if not just grab a knife land yard for extra grip . Its my EDC .
Ive tried several Spyderco knives and just cant get into them i respect the following amd materials however. Just not my thing. Watched a buddy drop a Para 2 off the 2nd step of a 4ft ladder and the blade shattered in half. Spyderco did not warranty it and that kind of turned me off as well. The 940 is an amazing knife. Im not the biggest fan of the scale design but a great knife non the less
The bug out is currently currently their number one selling pattern. The 940 is their best selling pattern of all time. As far as Spyderco, I believe the paramilitary is their best seller
Are you wearing Skinny jeans or tight pants? I've been using knives with pocket clips for 30+ years & I've learned how to get stuff out of my pants. If I find that a clip is loose, I tighten it so it won't fall out when I'm retrieving my wallet.
Absolutely gorgeous knife I finally got me one and it arrived last Thursday so I’ve only had it for a few days now and I already love it I have the same one as u except with the satin blade instead of the black coated blade quick question since you’ve had urs a lot longer than mine has anything broken on it specifically the omega springs when I watch other reviews that seems to be one of the few complaints about it from some people although others have said they hadn’t had an issue what ur experience so far ?
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I have a 940 and P3 as well. I wasn’t wild about the 940 until I bought a house and started doing remodeling work. That’s when I realized that the 940 is a serious working knife. For work, I have a desk job and the 940 sucked at my daily tasks of opening packages and processing food. I found and still find the P3 perfect for my daily Office employee tasks. The 940 really shines when you are mean to it and use it as a sharpened pry bar. They both have a place in my pocket but the task dictates the accomplice. (And I should say I have the Para3 lightweight. I had a regular ol Para3 but the P3 lightweight is more gooder)
ive had these 3 in the past, the para 3 stayed with me, as a tool its superb
Love the 940! I had the 940BK, but gave it to a friend, who loves it. He has used it to do everything from cutting up cardboard to skinning and de-hoofing a bison! After I gave it to him, I missed it so much I had to buy another one!
I love the Para 3 as well, but like the Kapara more. It is more pocketable than the Para 3, and has a better blade to handle ratio. It is super slicey, and capable. Can't go wrong though with the Para 3 or the Bugout either.
Thanks for watching mate. The Kapara looks awesome!
I’m a mostly hard use person with knives. They are tools and get used as such every day. My favorite knife has got to be the Milwaukee 6 in 1 even though I’ve been carrying a 940 daily for over a year now. Gave it away then ended up missing it so got another one. Had a few spyderco’s and none ever really spoke to me. Because of your comment, I’ve purchased a Kapara with micarta scales and have been using it for the last week. Enjoyed it so much so that another one is on it’s way. Thanks for your comment and I appreciated your suggestion.
The only thing I dislike about many benchmades is the omega springs, I've heard they break, but I have never had one break on me personally, but still, lol.
The only gripe I've heard about the para 3 is the stock clip it comes with. Once you switch that with a deep carry. You're golden. Also, there are no springs to worry about. I got the Para 3 in maxamet, with the full flytanium makeover (screws scales and lanyard plug). The flytanium aluminum lotus scales take some of the bulk away while still maintaining ergonomics. All 3 are great I've been eye humping 940s lately which brought me to this video lol
Thanks for your insightful comment! 😊
I prefer 940 as I use it to work which includes slicing but not solely slicing. If you work in a warehouse or a desk and just cut tape or paper than a slicer is better.
Agree with that! Since making this clip, I have used the 940 exclusively. Such a great all rounder. Thanks for watching.
Benchmade mini bugout 533-3 ... it will replace all 3 in this video
Its perfect for the pocket . 90sv blade .
Good grip for a mini bugout and if not just grab a knife land yard for extra grip .
Its my EDC .
Very cool! Love the 533-3 also!
All are good quality knives. I Also have the three shown and like them quite well.
Ive tried several Spyderco knives and just cant get into them i respect the following amd materials however. Just not my thing. Watched a buddy drop a Para 2 off the 2nd step of a 4ft ladder and the blade shattered in half. Spyderco did not warranty it and that kind of turned me off as well. The 940 is an amazing knife. Im not the biggest fan of the scale design but a great knife non the less
The bug out is currently currently their number one selling pattern. The 940 is their best selling pattern of all time.
As far as Spyderco, I believe the paramilitary is their best seller
@@michaelmcclure9350 for good reason!
Are you wearing Skinny jeans or tight pants? I've been using knives with pocket clips for 30+ years & I've learned how to get stuff out of my pants. If I find that a clip is loose, I tighten it so it won't fall out when I'm retrieving my wallet.
Haha! Just normal I think?… yeah maybe just a me problem. I do prefer the deeper carry though. Thanks for watching and more thanks for commenting! 👍🏻
Great vid!
Thanks mate! 😊
Still looks brand new
Absolutely gorgeous knife I finally got me one and it arrived last Thursday so I’ve only had it for a few days now and I already love it I have the same one as u except with the satin blade instead of the black coated blade quick question since you’ve had urs a lot longer than mine has anything broken on it specifically the omega springs when I watch other reviews that seems to be one of the few complaints about it from some people although others have said they hadn’t had an issue what ur experience so far ?
Hi mate, thanks for watching! Nope not a thing has gone wrong with it. It’s perfect for my needs. It feels and looks as good as the day i got it! 😊
@@collectedovertime3291 appreciate the feedback great vid u earned my sub today
You have to dedicate a pocket to your knife
You don’t use your knives
Or he just takes good care of them. Why do you give a fuck honestly?
don't need any special features for box cutting :)