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Spyderco Yojimbo 2
Designed by noted personal-defense trainer Michael Janich, the Yojimbo 2 is an evolved expression of his original Spyderco Yojimbo design, which pioneered the application of the Wharncliffe blade in tactical folders. The refined ergonomics of the Yojimbo 2 complement the natural contours of the hand…
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Spyderco Credit Card Knives
Taking care of your knife is extremely important, especially when you’re relying on it out in the field. Being able to sharpen or hone your knife after use is an important skill to learn. For some people, the thought of sharpening a knife leaves them defeated. Finding the right angle to sharpen your knife at can be a struggle for the inexperienced. I own a few different knife…
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Spyderco Wave Knives
If knives could be created in the same way we choose players for fantasy football league teams, every hardcore knife knut would recruit features and characteristics they like best from different knife companies and combine them into their favorite knife. Spyderco will undoubtedly fulfill many knife knuts knife fantasy picks with the introduction of the Delica and Endura with…
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Spyderco Automatic Knives
Spyderco’s award-winning Autonomy literally revolutionized automatic knife design. Developed to meet the demanding mission needs of U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmers, it features a number of unique engineering advancements, including an oversized firing button, integral button spring, and a patented kick spring module that allows easy spring replacement without disassembling…
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Spyderco SpyKer
The SpyKer appears to be a Kershaw while equally resembling a Spyderco. Kershaw s chief designer and prominent knifemaker Ken Onion is responsible for the pleasingly curved shape while Spyderco s Sal Glesser adds the Spyderco Round Hole and expected ergonomics. The CPMS30V steel blade is hollow-ground with a spine swedge. From midway along the cutting surface. Spyderco s Round…
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Spyderco little big Knives
The Salsa launched Spyderco s line of Little Big Knives beginning the company s trend (and the knife world s trend) toward small to medium sized knives capable of large knife performance. It s not uncommon that today s PC world places limits on blade size but times arise when a big, sturdy knife is needed to perform large cutting jobs. This aluminum Salsa comes with a lightweight…
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Tenacious Spyderco
The Tenacious pocket knife from Spyderco is an excellent example of a knife that is ideal for everyday carry. It is robust and sturdy. Its G10 handles are extremely durable and guarantee a firm grip at all times. Its 4-way pocket clip allows this little gem to be carried in a variety of ways to suit everyone. Its blade length measures 8.5 cm, placing this knife in the mid-size…
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Spyderco Persistence scales
In my continuing quest to find my favorite budget folding knife – which for my purposes I am defining as anything costing less than $50 – I decided to pick up a Spyderco Tenacious on a Black Friday special. It is one of those knives that I have always heard good things about, but never had the opportunity to use for myself. Throughout my testing, what I found was a knife that…
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Spyderco Moran Review
Knives of the Guns and Shooting Online Staff By the Staff These are some of our favorite knives, grouped in approximate categories. Included are knives we have reviewed and/or purchased independently. There is some unavoidable overlap between categories. For example, a medium size clip-it folding knife might be used as a folding utility knife by some respondents and most knifes…
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Spyderco Tenacious VS Endura
Not a knife story, but a Crested Caracara tale. Sunday morning, a dozen Black Vultures were lined up at the edge of the pond where I had killed a Nutria the day before. Only one was working on the dam-destroying aquatic rodent so I looked through the spotting scope I have set up and it was not a Black Vulture. It was a Caracara also known as a Mexican eagle. One vulture stepped…
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Spyderco Stretch 2
Cons: None It s As Sharp as Sharp Gets I just got this knife today and I love it. Mostly because of the the steel used, I ll always be a sucker for any knife made with one of the top 3-4 steels and I rate this ZDP-189 at the top right now. You can pay $2, .00+ on a Rockstead knife, the same size, with the same steel. So, when I saw I could get this knife at such a good price…
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Spyderco pin
Meaning “American bison” in the Lakota Sioux language, “Tatanka” is also the name of Spyderco’s first “super-sized” folder. Its defining feature is its high-strength PowerLock™–a deceptively simple yet incredibly strong lock that at first glance looks like an ordinary back lock. Take a closer look, however, and you’ll see a secondary cam component that is the secret to the…
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Old Spyderco Knives
Brought to you by In June, we took a survey to learn which pocket knives our readers believe should never be discontinued. Respondents were asked to name as many or as few pocket knife models as they wanted, and no brands or blades were off-limits. 404 respondents named a total of 268 models and the average respondent named 4.1 pocket knives. 79 out of 404 respondents said…
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Spyderco Native 2
Engineered for the human hand, the Native s ergonomic design maximizes cutting ability while minimizing discomfort and fatigue. This model is all about combining performance and comfort. Since the portion of the knife most in contact with the user is the handle, that became key while the model was in initial development on the drawing table. We ve created a handle pattern with…
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Spyderco Blades
In 2006, off the coasts of Australia, there were 21 reported cases of large whales entangled in various fishing gear. Of those, there were 4 confirmed deaths, 9 whose fate is unknown (but likely grim) and 8 who were rescued. Whales are dying. There s no way of knowing exact numbers because these are only the whales that were spotted. These numbers are likely to increase as…
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