blades&wrenches
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Exactly!Delica too small, Endura too big? Bingo, Endela for the win!
Exactly!Delica too small, Endura too big? Bingo, Endela for the win!
These would be nice to have with the Endura/Delica colored handles.
Mine Too! (the edge I mean).I must say my Endela came with one of the best edges I have ever seen. I must say that I like everything about this knife, it has 0 negatives.
Positive feedback here, loved the Endela for the past few months and would buy the heck out of an m390 or 20cv version =)Hi Sgt,
Actually, every model is a gamble and the cost of making a new one is quite high. Some, like the Endela is partially to see the market reaction as compared to the Stretch. The new Straight spine Stretch is also part of that test. All 3 are 3.5" FRN lockback models. Refining and differentiation are an important part of understanding the preferences and demand of the customer.
sal
I really don't get the "point" of the Endela and have no plans on buying one.
There are several other Spyders that already fill that size gap (the PM2, Manix2 and Tenacious -- all of which I already own) that immediately come to mind and the fact that you can still buy an Endela on Spyderco's website seems to confirm a lack of demand because any new release subject to high demand always sells out there quick.