Congratulations to Strider Knives

Michelle · 06-21-2006, 11:02

For those that didn't know.... Strider Knives, along with Ken Onion and Kershaw, won two awards for the Zero Tolerance at the Blade 2006 Awards Ceremony.

Way to go guys, and what an awesome cause for the money to go to. I was proud as could be to see the three reps from the PVA up on that stage BEAMING, when the announcement came that the guys won not once, but TWICE for the ZT.

Congrats.

m1

Air.177 · 06-21-2006, 11:49

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Originally Posted by Michelle

For those that didn't know.... Strider Knives, along with Ken Onion and Kershaw, won two awards for the Zero Tolerance at the Blade 2006 Awards Ceremony.

Way to go guys, and what an awesome cause for the money to go to. I was proud as could be to see the three reps from the PVA up on that stage BEAMING, when the announcement came that the guys won not once, but TWICE for the ZT.

Congrats.

m1

Great job on not getting the show shut down as well guys

Keep up the good work .

Good times,
Blake

**Team Sergeant** · 06-21-2006, 11:52

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Originally Posted by Michelle

For those that didn't know.... Strider Knives, along with Ken Onion and Kershaw, won two awards for the Zero Tolerance at the Blade 2006 Awards Ceremony.

Way to go guys, and what an awesome cause for the money to go to. I was proud as could be to see the three reps from the PVA up on that stage BEAMING, when the announcement came that the guys won not once, but TWICE for the ZT.

Congrats.

m1

Congrats Mick!

M1, could you please explain what it means???

TS

**Bill Harsey** · 06-21-2006, 12:13

These awards are the "academy awards" of the knife world.

Good job.

Mick, this is what we expect of you around here.

**Jack Moroney (RIP)** · 06-21-2006, 12:51

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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey

These awards are the "academy awards" of the knife world.

I'm sure that they carry a little more significance than that. After all aren't the academy awards made by folks for themselves from within an industry whose membership is self-indulgent, morally corrupt, ethically bankrupt, that live their lives vicariously through the fables that they create in a world where only they count? I wouldn't trust any of them with a knife

**Peregrino** · 06-21-2006, 15:01

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Originally Posted by Jack Moroney

I'm sure that they carry a little more significance than that. After all aren't the academy awards made by folks for themselves from within an industry whose membership is self-indulgent, morally corrupt, ethically bankrupt, that live their lives vicariously through the fables that they create in a world where only they count? I wouldn't trust any of them with a knife

+1. As always - well said, Sir. Peregrino

CoLawman · 06-21-2006, 23:02

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Originally Posted by Jack Moroney

I'm sure that they carry a little more significance than that. After all aren't the academy awards made by folks for themselves from within an industry whose membership is self-indulgent, morally corrupt, ethically bankrupt, that live their lives vicariously through the fables that they create in a world where only they count? I wouldn't trust any of them with a knife

LMAO!

**Razor** · 06-22-2006, 21:11

For those that aren't familiar, the PVA is the Paralyzed Veterans of America. They're a service organization that works with disabled vets (especially in dealing with the VA bureaucracy) with some form of paralysis (SCI, TBI, stroke, MS, etc). A portion of each ZT knife sold goes to the PVA to help fund outdoor recreation activities (skiing, shooting sports, boating, hand cycling, the list goes on and on) to show vets that they can still enjoy the outdoors despite some pretty serious, life-long injuries. Strider knives has quietly contributed and/or sponsored PVA events for many years, and it seems they've once again gone even further in their generosity with the ZT concept.

Mick and Duane, you're damn good people.