Listen up, kiddos! This Saw is like the Wolverine of garden tools—small, sharp, and ready to cut through anything that gets in its way. You got a branch that’s acting all tough? This bad boy slices through it faster than I can crack a joke. Folding design? Oh yeah, it’s like it’s got a secret identity. Compact when you need it to be, and all kinds of dangerous when you don’t. Trust me, once you get your hands on this, you’ll feel invincible... well, almost. Now go chop something

I struggled with deciding which Swiss Army Knife (SAK) to purchase. After some internal debate, I went with the Swiss Champ. I figured I might as well have all the tools. My biggest concern was the size, but I purchased a pocket hook, and it sits perfectly. I’m super happy I went with this model.

GMF1 , she 's a beauty

the Elementum is already a pretty large staple in my edc, and Seeing the wharnecliffe version was an immediate purchase. The knife came sharp,centered and Was incredibly easy to carry, The wharnecliffe blade shape makes it an excellent option for most peoples general use cases, especially box opening and draw cuts, it hasn't left my pocket since I got it!

It is too light weighted and does not have a good feel to it. It is a little scary cutting through dense food because it seems so flimsy. Unfortunately, I did not trust this knife

I purchased this knife in 1992 from HOK. Still going strong. I have big hands and it fits nicely.stays sharp, takes a while to get it back to sharp if you let it get dull. Only drawback is the SS handle when wet is somewhat slippery. All in all a great reliable knife.oh and Spyderco knows how to make the V10 steel a great knife steel.

Metal oxidized after one day in pocket
Unacceptable !!!

The Work Sharp tool set makes it very easy to sharpen knives and tools. I was surprised by how small and quiet the motor is. The small belts sharpen my kitchen knives to a razor edge. The larger belts on the attachment provide flexibility for sharpening odd shaped blades including scissors and different garden tools. Very glad I bought it.

High quality, great price and was delivered quick. Overall great performance by Ka-bar and House of Knives.

The Endela is something of a forgotten model in Spyderco's Seki City line. Debuting in 2019 and positioned to bridge the size difference between the iconic Delica and the classic Endura, the Endela hasn't come remotely close to matching the popularity of its older siblings, if the production of model variants is anything to go by.

There definitely is a market for a production Spyderco in the Endela's size range, but much of that has already been taken up by older models like the Para Military 2, Tenacious, and Stretch 2. This is a bit of a shame, really, as I genuinely find the Endela to be a Goldilocks folder: The Delica is one of my all-time favourite folders—it's an eminently carryable pocket light sabre—but for work purposes, I find its handle slightly too stick-like to be comfortable for prolonged, continuous use. And as much as I like the Endura—particularly the ergonomics of its longer and more broad handle—I find its 3.75" blade length to be overkill for my work and EDC contexts (not to mention that it can appear very intimidating to "non-knife people"). The Endela pairs a handle that is only slightly smaller than the Endura's with a blade that is just a smidge longer and almost as slicey as the Delica's. It is the best kind of compromise, incorporating the best elements of both models while at the same time mitigating their most significant shortcomings. In fact, if I were to recommend a knife to someone choosing between a Delica or an Endura, I would point them to an Endela instead.

The limited edition nature of this Sprint version of the Endela sporting a blade made from CTS Micro-Melt PD#1 steel (Carpenter's take on the proven CPM Cru-Wear formula) will hopefully get more members of the knife community to give the Endela a deserved second look. This Sprint will sell out, as all Sprints do (though maybe not as quickly as the Delica and Endura Sprints), but even if you miss out on this, the regular production Endela in Böhler K390 steel arguably offers even better performance and value.

The WorkSharp precision sharpener is the best affordable fixed angle sharpener on the market!

Awesome knife very sharp out of the box, definitely recommend

What an awesome knife. Great action and edge right out of the box.

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Yeah the combination of the blade and the hardware against the satin black scales make this a really beautiful knife.

It was great held up the edge quite well after a bit of hard use I would recommend getting one

I've used a few different sharpeners over the years, but this one is by far the best! The ease of use and performance of the stones make even the hardest blade steels melt into razor sharp edges. I love the digital angle finder for repeatability, makes touch ups quick and easy. Highly recommend, the price is a little on the higher side but 100 percent worth the money.

Brad

Excellent - cuts through wood like a hot knife thnrough butter

Disappointed with the quality of this knife.

Bang for the Buck! Wish it was a more stainless steel though. But good job nontheless. HOK delivered on time and the knofe was flawless.