Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Oh, Hell Yeah!
One sexy, venomous viper. This serpent seduces you, and takes you in, like Adam in the Garden of Eden. Up-swept Persians just have attitude (and belly/cutting edge). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Love Spyderco flat grinds. They do what knives are supposed to do. They’re slicing machines. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> The large surface area of this, bad-a** blade has a bit of that, ‘Crocodile Dundee,’ shock effect when deployed (“That’s not a knife… THAT’S a knife”). This is a fairly big folder. Grip is comfortable and hand filling. It feels as if you could slather the handle in butter and still hang on to it. The G-10 scales are grippy, exotic looking, and attractive. Opens as easy as a Para Military 2, with the same great liner locking mechanism. I’ll let someone else speak to the clip. I’m not a clip guy. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> This knife almost inspires me to move from Illinois, where any knife carried concealed with over a 3” blade is considered a dangerous weapon. But, I now have a nice knife to carry when I go visiting sensible people, like my neighbors in Indiana (Support KnifeRights.org, changing the world one stupid law at a time). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kudos, to designer, Johnny Liao. Hundred Pacer is a beautiful, practical, functional work of art. This would make a great addition to any collection. Can you ever have enough trailing points/up-swept Persians? I don’t think so. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> With the release of Hundred Pacer, Spyderco Reinhold Rhino (another beautiful up-swept Persian), with its CTS XHP and Peel Ply CF/G-10 laminate upgrade, shouldn’t be too, far behind. Be looking for it, soon, at KnifeCenter.com.
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