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Massdrop x Spyderco Endura Super Gold Steel
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Massdrop x Spyderco Endura Super Gold Steel
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Since 1990, the Endura has been an EDC staple—and for good reason. For one, it was among the first affordable pocket knives that could be opened with one hand, even with gloves Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downCel.DS
31
Apr 18, 2019
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Carry VG-10, collect SG-2
Drewzilla
89
Apr 19, 2019
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It’s an Endura, which I have decided is analogous to a Glock. It’s boringly reliable, light, well made although not particularly sexy. It’s slightly fugly in typical Spyderco fashion.
The steel is sharp in a way that demands careful and deliberate use. I’m pretty sure it’s as close to a lightsaber as I’m going to get.
I will use and carry this because Enduras are made to be used and thumped on. The collectibility of this knife is there but I cannot resist cutting ANYTHING with it.
lPanzerfaust
6
Apr 3, 2019
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Cobraman93
2
Apr 18, 2019
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I would like to have seen them serial numbered being a limited run but for the price and materials, it is excellent.
Gbrlhtclcq
6
Apr 24, 2019
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Omniseed
1972
Apr 26, 2019
Didja try the one-handed close again? And I agree that Ganzo has unreasonably good build quality for the price, they will spoil you for other working-type knives.
Gbrlhtclcq
6
Apr 26, 2019
OmniseedTried to close it with one hand the way you taught me. It's doable easily until when the blade is half closed, blocked by the index finger (a good idea by the way). But I have long fingers... And when I finish to close it, the lock spring makes the blade closing quite quickly. I almost cut my pinky again. :-)
Diustavis
71
Apr 17, 2019
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Really liking the knife itself, great edge retention and light weight make it ideal edc. But just not sure if I would buy it again if I had known how long the wait was going 2 be.
Jean-da-bear
30
May 3, 2019
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Received my Super Gold Spydies last month, both Endura and Delica, and they’re both beautiful. The Endura is, out of the box, the single sharpest knife I’ve ever purchased, which is saying something; the Delica is at least as sharp as most quality $100+ knives out there. There’s nothing on which to fault either of them by most of the criteria which blade nuts apply . . . with one exception.
Neither knife had the blade centered in the handle when closed. The Endura was canted about 2/3 of the way toward the clip side, while the Delica’s tip was so far toward the show side that the blade was actually contacting the inside edge of the right-hand scale about halfway up the final grind! This was disappointing in any new purchase, but particularly unexpected in a Spyderco. Anyway, out came my TORX kit, with the thought that they would both soon be set right, as I’ve always been able to do before.
No dice! No amount of scale and/or pivot screw untightening-&-retightening, frame torqueing or other finagling made a bit of difference in moving the blade tips from their original off-kilter locations. At that point, I took a closer look at the actual blades themselves, not just their alignment in the handles. That examination confirmed that each blade was actually warped away from the blade’s pivot-head plane, in the same direction their tips veered in the frames. The Delica’s warp was clearly visible by sighting down the blade, but was confirmed by clamping that pivot-head plane to a dead-flat surface (glass plate) on each side in turn, and then noting the differing tip clearances from the glass (I used several identical hard-edged business cards to measure the gaps). The same clamping procedure confirmed the warp on the Endura, though it wasn’t as apparent to the eye.
The end result is that no amount of adjusting is going to center these blades, so long as the pivot head is held parallel – as it should be – to the frames’ sides. You’d need to somehow either asymmetrically shim the pivot, or twist the foot of the frame to the same side the blade cants to.
I don’t know what’s responsible for the asymmetry on these two blades, but I suspect it’s some combination of an error in the primary grind and some warping connected with the (heat treatment of?) the SG2/SUS410 sandwich. I suspect the latter, particularly, due to the fact that the Delica blade, though shorter, has the greater deviation; and while the cladding line on the Endura is fairly even from base to tip, the line on the Delica veers suddenly, 2/3rds of the way down the blade, becoming then about twice as close to the edge on the show side as on the other.
These knives are so nice otherwise that I'm sorta resigned to living with 'em as is . . . but this big a QC issue means I've gotta knock off a couple of stars from what would have been a clear 5-star review.
Cdoyle
400
May 18, 2019
Jean-da-bear You should be able to exchange it with Massdrop. their customer service is pretty good in my experience. Usps lost my shipment of the endura super gold and they took care of me 100%
PaulMeranian
7
Apr 12, 2019
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5 stars for the knife, 1 star for the 6 month wait and shitty Massdrop customer service.
Omniseed
1972
Apr 24, 2019
Alright troll, since you are having a hard time I'll point out that every product has its own review page, and there is no need to specify that the reviews are for the products themselves.
You can bitch about Massdrop on Reddit like everyone else does, stop cluttering the product reviews with nonsense criticisms about the messenger of production delays caused by a third or fourth party.
DoubleR
27
Apr 24, 2019
OmniseedGuess that heel clicking didn’t work for ya Skippy. Speaking of hard time, did you ever find the caption indicating this was strictly for product reviews only? Since you have a severe lack of reading comprehension I’ll save you the trouble. It’s not there. So, I’ll continue posting customer service reviews under the heading of Reviews, and you can continue whining about the “clutter”.
Kennyw
2
Oct 29, 2019
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good
Very good blade but handle feels cheap
Recommends this product? Yes
Cdoyle
400
May 18, 2019
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The endura sg is essentially a sprint run. While its a little pricey when the zdp189 version can be had for about the same price, the sg is an exclusive limited to 1000 knives. The supergold steel is the only laminated blade that is all stainless steel to my knowledge that Spyderco offers and is what drew me to it along with the exclusivity. I collect enduras and also own several others including zdp, v toku2, several vg10s, and now 2 of the sg versions, one being a collector club version #156 numbered blade. I probably own 7-8 enduras total and love them for the size, yet easy carry and light weight. Im happy to have been able to snag a couple of these and if your like me you probably already have one. Now i need to obtain a hap40 and superblue versions along w the pakkawood version. Great knife and thank you drop for putting the deal together w Spyderco to bring it to market!
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