Spyderco Watu Review - C251CFP

[@johnlobiondo333]

Just bought one of three left at st Nick's knives. Love the anesthetics, great review

[@PotatoCheese]

Hey wes, just considering a watu at the moment and rewatching this review. I miss your videos, they were/are some of my favourites. Hope you're doing well

[@carpenoctem9869]

I like the overall compact unique design. Only waiting if they come out w/color options in G10, fix the closing nub on compression lock, & as you mentioned if it add jimping on spine, it would complete the great ergos!!

[@beardedgear]

Great video Wes! The watu is such a funky knife 😂

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Thanks Jake. Yeah definitely different.

[@NedKnives]

I like it!! It’s kinda funky, but seems like a pretty versatile blade shape. If I get one I might get some custom scales & move the compression lock cut out down a bit like you suggested😉🤙🏼

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Yeah, way different, but appeals to me.

[@greamatter]

I have an SOG ultra xr made from carbon fiber. It isn't always just for looks.

[@gonzalomcordovez]

cool review man. it's kinda weird looking for me but looks sharp and slicy as heck :)

[@babsmaster1993]

I love the watu, I wish they would rock some micarta scales on it

[@odomandr]

I like my watu even more every time I carry it.

[@MattP-BandB]

Great review. I have no love for the compression lock though. Definitely an interesting knife however. Have a great day.

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Yeah, one of the first ethnic series knives that interests me from Spyderco.

[@timothyoutman7427]

As a lefty I wouldn't call it "fully ambidextrous". Great that the clip goes both ways but the lock needs consideration in that claim. Back lock and axis/ball bearing locks are fully Ambi (exactly the same with either hand). If the comp lock was fully ambi they wouldn't produce a left hand PM2.

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Point taken.