Ambitious Lightweight filo liso- Mango: FRN* - Acero: 8Cr13MoV - Filo: Liso | Plain-Edge 8cr13mov Blade, FRN Lightweight Scale with Bi-Directional Texture, Linerlock, Full-Flat Grind, Closed 3.58

Un très bon couteau de poche , la qualité de la marque est au rendez-vous. Livré dans sa boîte en carton idéal à offrir où à s’offrir 😉

Rather nice quality. To be expected from a spider co product.

I like Spyderco. Bought my first one in 1982. I've been collecting and using knives for over 65 years. In that time I've gathered a couple...Hundred. And of that bunch there's five Spydercos. Now this little guy is not too big. Not too small. Easy to carry. Easy to use. Reminds me of a "snubnose" Tenacious model. Blade design has mass but not overbearing. I'm not Jim Bowie, and don't need a foot long knife. This little guy gets the job done without terrorizing uneducated people around you. Sharp out of the box. Excellent quality at an affordable price. Like I said in the title, short and sweet.

Cooles im kleines Einbandmesser, sehr brauchbar, guter Stahl

The Spiderco trademark round hole to open makes them my personal favorite, and I also prefer the inside LinerLock release system, and edge that goes clear to the handle. It hasn't quickly dulled, even on fiberglass-reinforced packing tape or cardboard. Because of the short length of this knife, it's a little more difficult to open than my others, though. It's probably just that square corner that need to wear a little. The clip seems much tighter than my other Spiderco knives, maybe because this one is chrome plated, and not stainless. The handle is not the spider-web looking one in the ad photo, but still non-slip and lightweight. Didn't really need it, but at a sale price, it still earned a spot as my EDC knife. Regrettably, it will someday embarrass my wife at the next steakhouse that gives me a dull knife, just won't be quite so obvious.