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Spyderco Japanese
Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the carry of any type of knife aboard an airplane was strictly prohibited. In early 2013, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced a plan to change U.S. security regulations and once again allow knives on airplanes. Although the plan was later withdrawn, Spyderco had already risen to the occasion by designing…
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Spyderco Military custom scales
The Clip Swap We are now offering our clip modifications to our web customers. Moving clips like the Emerson CQC-8 right-hand-to-left-hand swap pictured below start around $20-25. The simplicity of the Emerson design and the lack of contours makes the clip swap a quick and straight forward process. More extensive jobs like the Benchmade 761 tip-up-to-tip-down swap below will…
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Spyderco flipper Knives
Description SP206GP : C206GP Introvert Spyderco The inspiration for Spyderco s designs sometimes comes from the most curious places. In the case of the Introvert folder, it began with Chris Knutson, a lifelong martial artist, knifemaker and Spyderco enthusiast who originally set out to design a folding version of the Spyderco Swick neck knife that he could carry in areas that…
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Spyderco Persistence Blue
The Spyderco Persistence brilliant Blue G10 with satin blade is a low cost entry into the regular Spyderco line. This high performance folding knife has all the right ingredients to get the job done. Easy deploying manual blade with Spyderco s traditional thumb hole, screw together construction and a quality handle material. This mid-sized folder has a handle shape that should…
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CPM S30V Spyderco
The large Manix 2 is an oversized version of the Manix2 with a blade that is just under four-inches. The blade is locked open using Spyderco s patented Ball Bearing Lock. The lock is comprised of a free-floating steel ball-bearing encased in a high-tech polymer cage. When opened, the ball bearing moves forward onto the blade s ramp where it is wedged, locking the blade safely…
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Spyderco EDC Knife
I’ve carried a plain edge Spyderco Delica as my EDC blade for the past 14 years and have come to completely trust and rely on it as my go-to knife. My original Delica was the very first iteration of that model (Delica Clipit) which came with an integral, nonadjustable, plastic pocket clip and basic waffle pattern FRN handle. As basic as it was, it was my first truly easy to…
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Spyderco Bushcraft Factory Second
A leader in the field of folders and tactical knives over the past couple of decades, Spyderco certainly hasn’t rested on its laurels after their many successes. Over the years, they’ve continued to expand and develop their line of knives to address all fields of interest for knife enthusiasts. That dedication to variety is demonstrated with the introduction of their new Bushcrafter…
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Spyderco Retailers
The problem is that most of the fakes come from ebay sellers, and some of the fakes come from Amazon third party sellers, some of which themselves fall victim to scammers who return a fake and keep the real thing. Now a totally separate problem is that people get paranoid that they maybe bought a fake, obsess over it, and go to some of the online communities who tell them that…
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Spyderco Tenacious Black Review
If you are looking for one of the best-selling knives in the past two years, then you really should give this Spyderco Tenacious Review a read. Amazon and the other major retailers keep announcing the sold out status of this knife every once in a while. That just goes on to show the buying power of the Tenacious. Is it the best spyderco? Well, let’s see. When the Tenacious…
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Spyderco Salt Knives
It s been speculated the sheepfoot shaped blade originated with mariners who found the rounded tip especially beneficial when the knife was accidentally dropped (think working on a ship in pitching seas) as it couldn t stab the foot when hitting the deck. It s also been hypothesized that commanding officers on these ships preferred rambunctious hardworking sailors carry knives…
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Best Spyderco folder
Farid Mehr is a British custom knifemaker best known for his heavy-duty, hard-use knives. His first collaboration with Spyderco, the K2, is a generously sized folding knife that definitely supports the designer’s reputation. Just shy of 10 inches (254mm) overall, it features a 4.53-inch (115mm) blade ground from CPM® 10V®—the first high-vanadium tool steel made using Crucible®…
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Spydercos
Could the Spyderco Sage 1 be the perfect stealth EDC knife / gentleman’s folder? Price Disclaimer The Spyderco Sage line is a series of very well produced knives, each one with a different locking system, honoring the designer of that locking system. That aside, what matters to the end user is immaculate fit & finish, great quality, and a nice overall folding knife…
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Spyderco neck Knives
GETTING TO KNOW PETER CAREY The Rubicon is Spyderco’s second knife collaboration with Texas knifemaker Peter Carey. Peter grew up in Southern California fishing and hunting with his family. As an adult he moved to Texas where his love of the outdoors continued, this time, with his own children and friends. His love of knives started as a boy where his companion was a folding…
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Spyderco 8cr13mov
I’ve been looking for a new EDC to carry out basic everyday tasks like opening packages, removing tags, pretty simple things. I knew I wanted a mid-sized Spyderco knife that had a reasonable price, so I went for the Spyderco Tenacious. Here’s what I think of it. First impressions With an overall length of 7.76 inches and a weight of 4.1 ounces, I found this knife a bit larger…
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