Spyderco Endura vs Spyderco Delica 4 Wharncliffe

Also mine had a saber ground blade and I thought about it and I asked myself what was it? Was it the size of the knife or was it the grind of the blad...

I returned this knife because I didn't like the thumb cut out used to deploy the blade. I found it too difficult and I felt that it would be easy to lose control of the knife while trying to deploy the blade. I like the flipper style better.

wrong again. It's easier, opens into a more usable grip than my Kershaw's speedsafe system (which is still quite nice!) and functions more forgivingly than a thumbstud. I feel like I'm rambling, but the bottom line for me is this: a knife this size, this well designed, with this much VG-10 steel, at this price is actually a fantastic value

Love my wharncliffe Delica 4! It has not left my pocket since I've gotten it. Has taken the place of my endura as my EDC. Great price great value! Next on my list is the wharncliffe salt 2. Review soon

Thin, lightweight, excellent build quality, great materials, great ergonomics ... price is OKAY

the FRN scales feel cheap. The FRN on the Delica does not. They feel solid and there's only flex if you're really trying to flex it. The wharncliffe blade is not aesthetically pleasing to most but it does everything I've asked it to do

Next thing, I gotta say, this is not a super overbuilt, hard use sort of knife, and I love that. So often right now, the world is filled with tactical...

Sturdy and well made. Excellent constructive. Very easy to manipulate one handed. Light weight, but has a nice heft to it