Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Maxamet Grey C101PGY2 coltello da tasca

I am an expert sharpener and +20 years collecting, I was allready impressed by 15V BBB and Crucible fan (best foundry worldwide), I had also positive experiences on old Cold steel XHP Carpenter (basically D2 stainless, I love D2 in budget line, CPM S35VN is superior to both, CruWear is also a superb D2 evolution)... This Carpenter Maxamet takes an extreme accurate apex, so easy to split hairs with it. Maxamet is even superior to 15V for accuracy but they are close, photofinish. Tungsten carbides seem more accurate than Vanadium carbides but very close. Cobalt should be added, very positive in S110V and Spy27. Low chrome also helps acccuracy, I like 8-10% (I hate M390, way too much, best EU steel K390, K!, that I will bring to just 8% chrome). FRN is crap, I installed alluminium AWT scales mandatory (AWT highly reccomended), G10 should come from Golden. Best value: Cru-wear with micarta, love it. I like also Flytanium alluminium lock cage. Price is super high, I managed to buy only thanks to black Friday and still very high. If you want to experience one of the best steel worldwide, I highly reccomend Carpenter Maxamet and also 15V BBB, both phenomenal. Maxamet 10/10 CPM 15V BBB 9.5/10 (but Crucible has best catalogue, very complete, huge offering). Reccomended also: M4, CruWear, 10V, S110V, S35VN, Spy27 Extreme sprint runs, blades are leggendary, with professional heat treatment (that in EU is black magic)... FRN is crap. Manix design is excellent, Glessers are exceptional designers, huge Spyderco collection, best model for a "folding MULE" to test extreme steels. Ergonomics are perfect (also on Bodacious but it requires rounded, more refined G10 sclaes, too square). Sadly prices are a problem, now are way too high, way too high.