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Hatuletoh
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Jul 26, 2018
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Omniseed
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Jul 27, 2018
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HatuletohThe stepped titanium version is beautiful, and I love my Chaparral, but yeah for that price I think I'll go see what Kizer's got going. They do great work with titanium, my Velox2 feels like a gorgeous bar of soap for instance, and they generally don't overcharge for fancier milling patterns.
The smooth ones are way more likely to go on a deep sale, but the milled ones aren't twice the price either.
The smooth ones are way more likely to go on a deep sale, but the milled ones aren't twice the price either.
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But--
Want a Ti frame/scales? That's a little >$200, which is no steal but not unreasonable for a good Ti knife, even a small one.
However, if you just HAVE to have the "stepped Ti" for whatever reason, now you're up around $350, or pretty close. Thems chump prices, esp when the "regular" Ti frame is around $200.
I dont get it, and I'm not complaining because I like that Spyderco offers the different builds at different prices; I've had my noble raffir Chap for about three months and its great. First knife I bought for the handle, but turned out to be great all around. How big a Spyderco fan or Ti lover do you have to be to get that really expensive one? Are there that many idle rich who buy Spyderco knives? Again, not a gripe, just a nonplussed question.