Must be a typo S60V is like 440V.
Check this out from Boker Germany:
http://www.boker.de/taschenmesser/spyderco/01SP696.html
Seems even you can order the knife (???), bit weird Germany before the US and a crazy price at 400 Euro, doesn't say preorder.
Really looking forward to this one, maybe even gonna sell my C36CFP for it.
Last edited by emel; 03-31-2011 at 08:31 PM.
EUR 399,95
I have no idea what hammer time is. . . or how it differs from regular time.
The blade says S30V, my Turkish brother.
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no ti fluted mili's available in america yet. i'd know... and pass on the details to you all to order or get ready for your p/o's to happen!
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Unless my conversion was silly... near $600 for that ?
Better come with a free '27 inch high def.......
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It has the exact same item number as :
http://www.knifeworks.com/spydercoti...orderonly.aspx
Hersteller Art.-Nr.: C36TIFP
Item Number: SC36TIFP
I question whether the S60V was a typo myself. The other information matches down to the exact same weight in grams (146g). Pre-order on the link I listed.. perhaps that's worth $350 to get one in hand like on the Boker site.
*edited* I didn't notice the S at the front of the KW listing... it's not exactly the same. My apologies. The weight and all other dimensions being identical makes me think its still discussing the same knife.
The C36TIFP will be S30V and have a MSRP of US$399 according to the Spyderco Pricelist that showed up in my mailbox, today.
Realistically, that ends up at around $240 to buy. It'll be regular production. Boring.
Shoulda been S35VN. The new Translucent Blue Manix is more interesting.
Did you check the info box below the picture? It says it right there.
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This is the first military I am really interested in. I know they are good knives but nothing "drew" me to them, the fluted Ti does... a lot.
400 euros? They must be smoking their own bacon over there....
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It's kinda usual practice in European dealer pricing. Take MSRP in $, change currency symbol to € and think you got it made. Then all you need are customers who don't have half a brain, a credit card and the willingness to order from abroad.
I've sold a few Spydercos to Germany and France. Even at US$60 shipping (and I make nothing on that), it's still a deal to buy from North America.
Soooo........
It's been a month.......anybody got one?
Yep, I have one and it is S30V. Excellent knife, feels light in the hand with the fluting apparently shaving off a good bit of weight in the handle.
Yep. Exactly. As an example: I bought my first Mnandi for 600 Euros in Europe (stoopid me), the next 8 I bought from TNK (Canada) for about $395 to $425 each (lets say $410 average, + 30% shipping and import taxes, which makes $533. In Euros that's 386.Originally Posted by Frankki
One wonders if these european knifeshops still sell knives...
As for the titanium handled Military, I kinda like it. I'm not a big fan of Spydercos, I think most of them are butt-ugly (except for the Terzuolas and the Centofantes). I do own a Military (CF + BG42), and I like the quality and the ergonomics.
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