Spyderco Knives

The Spyderco Drunken is the product of the first ever collaboration between Dimitry Sinkevich and Spyderco. The Drunken combines a stylish, yet ergonomic, handle which features Sinkevich's "drunken" texture on both the titanium lock side and cabon fiber show side, with a flat ground blade of high performance CPM S90V steel. The light weight construction of the Drunken make it an ideal choice for everyday carry. The sheepsfoot blade features a full flat grind for optimum cutting performance and the right side, tip up only pocket clip allows for convenient carry. Specs: Weight: 3.8 ounces Overall Length: 8.00" Blade Length: 3.45" Blade Steel: CPM S90V Blade Thickness: 0.138" Blade Shape: Sheepsfoot Blade Grind: Full Flat Blade Finish: Tumbled Handle Material: Titanium Lock Side, Carbon Fiber Show Side Lock Type: Framelock Opening Mechanism: Round Hole Country of Origin: Taiwan

The Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight is the latest evolution of the popular Para 3. The Para 3 Lightweight replaces the G10 scales normally found on the Para 3, with with FRN scales for a weight savings of nearly 30%. A streamlined version of Spyderco's patented compression lock is paired with a stainless stell lock bar insert that is inset into the handle to ensure a solid lock while keeping weight at a minimum. The knife features a full flat ground blade made from CTS BD1N. A high carbon chromium steel that offers good edge retention and corrosion resistance at an attractive price. Specs: Weight: 2.4 ounces Overall Length: 2.92" Blade Length: 2.92" Blade Steel: CTS BD1N Blade Thickness: 0.145" Blade Shape: Leaf Blade Grind: Full Flat Blade Finish: Satin Handle Material: FRN Lock Type: Compression Opening Mechanism: Round Hole Country of Origin: USA

The Roadie is a highly evolved penknife that is more practical and user-friendly than its historical predecessors. It’s most distinguishing characteristic—the “Double Dent™”—is a pair of symmetrical dimples in the blade that provide a solid purchase for a fingernail-free two-handed opening. Far superior to a traditional nail nick, they also do not collect dirt or debris. At the base of the blade near its juncture with the handle, there is a subtle forefinger choil (finger groove). Both the choil and the opposing thumb ramp on the spine of the blade feature jimping (textured grooves) to promote a positive, non-slip grip. Unlike a traditional slipjoint, the Roadie’s blade is held open by an improved notched-joint mechanism. Its spring also forms the handle’s full-length back strap, giving it structural strength and providing a foundation for the durable fiberglass-reinforced-nylon (FRN) scales. The injection-molded scales are contoured for comfort and feature a recessed Spyderco “bug” logo on both sides. They are also available in a wide variety of colors to suit every taste.

Specs:Overall Length: 5.08"Blade Length: 2.09"Blade Thickness: 0.112"Blade Steel: N69Co Weight: 1.0ozLock Type: SlipjointHandle: Olive Green FRN

Country of Origin: Italy

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 a highly functional non-locking pocketknife that would have conformed with the TSA’s proposed guidelines. That knife is the Roadie.

In essence, the Roadie is a highly evolved penknife that is more practical and user-friendly than its historical predecessors. It’s most distinguishing characteristic—the “Double Dent™”—is a pair of symmetrical dimples in the blade that provide a solid purchase for a fingernail-free two-handed opening. Far superior to a traditional nail nick, they also do not collect dirt or debris.

Unlike traditional penknives, the Roadie also features a subtle index-finger choil that increases control of the knife during use and acts as a safeguard against unintentional closure. These enhanced features elevate the Roadie far beyond the conventional penknife and set a new standard in socially friendly cutting tools. Although the knife was never given the opportunity to respond to its original “calling,” the result of the project was far too good to pass up.

Unlike a traditional slipjoint, the Roadie’s blade is held open by an improved notched-joint mechanism. Its spring also forms the handle’s full-length back strap, giving it structural strength and providing a foundation for the durable fiberglass-reinforced-nylon (FRN) scales. The injection-molded scales are contoured for comfort and feature a recessed Spyderco “bug” logo on both sides. They are also available in a wide variety of colors to suit every taste.

Specs:

Overall Length: 5.08"

Blade Length: 2.09"

Blade Thickness: 0.112"

Blade Steel: N69Co

Weight: 1.0oz

Lock Type: Slipjoint

Handle: Coyote Brown FRN

Country of Origin: Italy