Spyderco Manix 2

That's what it says right there. There you go about an hour from where I live Super super cool With that and that's a really good kind of middle of th...

I feel like 165 bucks, 170 bucks makes way more sense in this guy, but can I still recommend it? Yeah. Yeah, I can. This is a, this is an awesome knif...

It's a wonderful wonderful cutting tool I think it's worth the price and I think it will serve you well.

I have gotten a few of their titanium deep carry clips for my Spyderco Manix 2 and PM2. I haven't has any issues with them and I think they look good, as well.

*** Edit as of 3/30/2016: unfortunately I have to revise my previous 5 stars rating to 4 since I returned my Manix 2 and here is the reason for return on my particular Manix 2 (all black edition): the deployment mechanism and the roller ball lock were just too stiff after a whole week of tinkering w...

Plan to add a chef to my collection soon,lovely knife all around. Would likely replace my manix 2 as a daily.

As others have attested, this a superb knife. I love everything about it except the bolt-action blade lock, which is so stiff that once, I couldn't even operate it well enough to close the knife. To do so, my hands must be clean and dry and I have to grip both buttons as hard as possible and pull ba...

Spyderco manix 2...I think it's ugly as sin, but I put a lighter spring in it and now it is one of my favorites. Great ergos, built like a brick shithouse, and really fun to fidget with the lighter spring.

Like some of the other reviewers, I watched quite a few youtube comparison videos and product reviews on the Manix 2 before making the purchase. I don't want to be redundant with my review. In a nutshell, great knife, met all my expectations. Here's a few points that I haven't seen mentioned around ...

I’ve carried a Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight in CTS-BD1 at work for quite a few years now and I recommend it. It’s not a super steel, but it takes a razor sharp edge easily and then easily keeps a great edge with some very minor maintenance. The locking mechanism is solid, the handles are comfortable, the blade is utilitarian for just about anything you need a pocket knife for, and it’s a US made Spyderco for $105. Forgot to mention that I love Spyderco’s wire clips because they’re quite inconspicuous and don’t cause a hot spot for me when using the knife.