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Question: Has anyone compared this knife to the Spyderco Ambitious?  What did you think?
Document: The paperclip-style clip is extremely discreet, and positioned such that, like the iceberg that struck the Titanic, almost none of the knife peeks out above the water. It's practically invisible until you need it.Compared to other knives in the Spyderco family, to me the Cat feels like it falls between the Ambitious and the Dragonfly. Compared to the Ambitious, it seems a little better-made: it's lighter and has a longer blade, yet is nearly exactly the same size when closed.
This is my first Spyderco product. I was looking at the Sage but decided on something a little less expensive. At the price, I really don't think you can do much better than this knife. Compared to the Sage, it's a slightly shorter blade and not as fancy handle material, but at less than half the price, I call it a bargain.As others have said, the sharpness is incredible out of the box. Opening is also extremely smooth.
While it's a small blade and the forces exerted should not be significant, it would have been nice if the lock appeared stronger. Anyone looking at this should go with the Ambitious as it's the stronger contender at a lower price point.
The knife handles are nice - plenty of grip for indoor use. I haven't used this outside in wet conditions, but i think this will still work out door with out problems.The build quality is more than adequate. Remember the price of this knife and the quality of steel - this is an above average knife for the price. The only major down side is that this knife keeps creeping up in price - you better order one soon. This knife compares well when compared against my expensive knives.
Purchased this to replace a Spyderco that I lost. It is too big and too heavy compared to the last one I owned..Disappointed that the description wasn't a little more detailed.
I do not want people to feel intimidated when I pull out a knife, so I do not go for any other maker besides these 3 brands due to the designs.The different Spyderco knives I own serve a different purpose, and they are as follows...Tenacious - beefier blade good for yard work, construction projects, or day hike.Ambitious - same as the Tenacious just smaller.
I purchased this knife as a Christmas gift for our son. It's just the right size for the pants pocket, not too small & not too big.The construction of it is excellent & it has a nice weight to it. Blade is very sharp & it opens easily with your thumb. It's my firstSpyderco knife purchase & its quality confirms all the positive reviews I've read about Spyderco. I have Benchmade & Kershaw pocket knives and I think I'll add Spyderco to my collection.
For an inexpensive spyderco, this should have been designed better. While it feels nice in the hand, construction lacks behind a sister model, the Ambitious. The 440c blade should hold up OK, but the scales and lock are thinner than on the Ambitious, which is the better buy. The liner lock also, by design does not engage the full tang of the blade when closed.
A+ good feel for such a small knife, affordable price. would recommend to anyone looking for a small durable little edc.
!&#34; Just so I can hand it over and wink at my wife saying, &#34;You see? Yet one more reason to carry a pocket knife.&#34; But that has yet to happen. But if it does... I think the Cat would perform nicely.It's a good knife. It did smell like oil out of the box.
Answer: yes