Spyderco Ronin 2 Fixed Blade Knife with 4.08" CTS BD1 Stainless Steel Blade and Premium Custom-Molded Boltaron Sheath - PlainEdge - FB09GP2

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Awesome knife! Came out of package sharp as ever! The only issue I would say is that the kydex sheath does not hold the knife in as securely as it should. A notch or hook over the hand guard would assist with that.

Este es un serio cuchillo de defensa inmediata , serio serio . Hay que entender bien el diseño de la hoja y para que está hecha (y para que NO lo está). Llegó afilado pero le di una ligera afinada y corta con solo tocarlo.Le doy 10 estrellas.

Ordered this knife Saturday, received it Monday. I've owned Spyderco knives since the early 80s and I own over a dozen of them. Most of my earlier Spydercos were made either in Colorado or Seki, Japan, but many of my later, less expensive knives are from China. Regardless, they still maintain an edge (I only use the Spyderco triangle system on all of my good knives) and the fit and finish is great. This knife is no exception. I've been looking for a smallish, fixed blade edc that I could carry a number of ways, so I opted for this knife. Mine came sharp enough to shave and the fit and finish was as good as my more expensive knives. My only complaint is that the kydex sheath is very tight and putting the knife in and withdrawing it were very difficult and not conducive to quick deployment. Luckily, I work with kydex, so a hairdryer and a few minutes solved the problem. I'd like to take a moment to address some comments by other purchasers who said the knife looked or felt "cheap" or that because it was made in Taiwan, it was cheap. First, maybe they got a defect, as I said, mine was close to perfect. Yes, the blade is thinner than that of the Yojimbo, but it was done to reduce weight because it's a full tang knife. It's in no way an overly thin blade. This blade was meant for self defense, not hunting or bushcraft usage. Second, the Spyderco factory in Taiwan makes excellent blades. Taiwan is not China! I also own the Techno, a $300 knife at one time, made from fine, powdered steel...in Taiwan. The Taipei factory is on a par with either of the Colorado or Seki plants and a search of knife forums will confirm this. Overall I expect this knife to perform as well as my other Spydercos. If not, I'll did an update!