Spyderco Finally, just now , ordered a Magnacut steel blade !

[DocJD]

Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Salt for ~$122 .

Finally , a knife I think I can actually use, at a price I'm willing to pay , In this (not so) new steel , I want to try .

Yeah , welp , I'm not really an early adopter .

 

[EatingSarma]

I hope you like it. As for me - I'm waiting ProCut steel knife to be available.

 

[DocJD]

ProCut steel

Heck , I don't even know that one !

 

[DMG]

Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Salt for ~$122 .

Finally , a knife I think I can actually use, at a price I'm willing to pay , In this (not so) new steel , I want to try .

Yeah , welp , I'm not really an early adopter .

I have been using one as my saltwater snorkeling/fishing/boating knife and it is pretty great. Spyderco makes a deep carry clip for it, btw

 

[abcdef]

I hope you like it. As for me - I'm waiting ProCut steel knife to be available.

Good call Sarma.

My strategy is to perpetually wait for the next super steel before making a purchase.

 

[Blues]

Nipped in the bud before the food fight starts.

There are lots of threads about MagnaCut and its properties...in fact one that is ongoing at the moment.
And since there is no discussion of actual use by the OP, there is nothing here but the fact that he has decided to buy a knife in the steel in order to find out for himself.