Spyderco products at Knife Lounge

Spyderco Bodacious Sal Glesser Design  G10 handle flat ground blade made of CPM S30V

Spyderco MicroJimbo Black Blade Compact version of the popular Yojimbo Made from CPM-S-30V steel Made in the USA The MicroJimbo brings together all the essential features of Michael Janich's celebrated Yojimbo 2 design in a handy pocket knife. The critical dimensions are the same as its larger counterpart, giving you an ultra-compact folding experience that unfolds and handles just as smoothly. The Wharncliffe blade, made of powdered metallurgy CPMS30V, measures 6.4 cm. The flat grind ensures improved tip strength. The blade is supported by a robust Compression Lock mechanism and stainless steel liners embedded in textured G-10 handle scales. The reversible Tip-Up Clip offers versatile carrying options. This pocket knife is Made in the USA – a handy masterpiece that combines innovation and functionality at the highest level.

Spyderco MicroJimbo Compact version of the popular Yojimbo Made from CPM-S-30V steel Made in the USA The MicroJimbo brings together all the essential features of Michael Janich's celebrated Yojimbo 2 design in a handy pocket knife. The critical dimensions are the same as its larger counterpart, giving you an ultra-compact folding experience that unfolds and handles just as smoothly. The Wharncliffe blade, made of powdered metallurgy CPMS30V, measures 6.2 cm. The flat grind ensures improved tip strength. The blade is supported by a robust Compression Lock mechanism and stainless steel liners embedded in textured G-10 handle scales. The reversible Tip-Up Clip offers versatile carrying options. This pocket knife is Made in the USA – a handy masterpiece that combines innovation and functionality at the highest level.

Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight Pink  Every gram counts only 70 grams light good grip Deep-carry clip Spyderco have added a popular model to their ultra-lightweight range with the Para 3 Lightweight. The already brilliant Para 3 has been put on a radical diet - with phenomenal results. The new Lightweight version with the slightly rounded handle, is fantastic in the hand. With its sensational 70 grams, you can carry it in your pocket almost unnoticed. The handle scales in this version are made of the lightweight FRN plastic (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) that Spyderco has been using for a long time. This material is very robust and offers an extremely good grip. So you can work with the knife even with wet hands safely and accurately, without the one the Para 3 to slip. For the blade, the manufacturer from Colorado relies on the CTS BD1N steel, which is also used for example in the UKPK. This nitrogen-alloyed steel offers excellent prerequisites for a good all-round steel. On the one hand, it takes on enormous sharpness and can still be resharpened easily. In addition, this alloy is absolutely insensitive to rust. As with the normal Para 3, the popular Compression Lock is used to lock the blade, which can be easily and safely operated via the back of the blade. Together with the deep-carry clip, you have a knife here that exudes a real tool character and simply wants to be used. The light weight, versatile steel and fantastic hand placement make this cutting tool a real workhorse. So out of the cabinet and into life.

Spyderco Military 2 Black G10G10 Handle made of black G10 CPM-S-30 blade with DLC Finishwith four-way reversible clip

Spyderco Military 2 CPM S110V – Blurple Beast with Compression Lock Welcome to the next evolution of a legend. The Military 2 isn’t just a new knife – it’s the long-awaited answer to what Spyderco fans around the world have been asking for: the Compression Lock. Designed by the father-son duo Sal and Eric Glesser, this knife is where experience meets innovation. The G10 handle in Blurple – that iconic blend of blue and purple – makes it clear from the first glance: this is no ordinary EDC. The peel-ply texture ensures a rock-solid grip, even in wet or sweaty conditions, and it looks seriously badass doing it. The satin-finished CPM S110V blade is a high-performance powerhouse – incredibly wear-resistant, edge-retaining, and corrosion-resistant. Full flat ground for precise, effortless cutting, and paired with the classic Spydie Hole for fast, one-handed deployment. The real game-changer? That would be the Compression Lock. Replacing the liner lock of the original Military, it offers more safety, smoother handling, and keeps your fingers out of the blade’s path. One flick, one solid snap – and you’re ready to go. The Military 2 in S110V isn’t a retro remake – it’s Spyderco moving forward. Blurple handle, premium steel, modern locking system – everything you’ve been waiting for in one badass package. Ready for your pocket. Ready for the mission. Ready for the Knife Lounge.

Spyderco Tenacious CPM M4 G10 Brown PlainEdge brown G10 handle  flat ground CPM-M4 blade with four-way reversible handle

Spyderco Sage 5 Lightweight Maxamet textured FRN handle flat ground blade made of Maxamet Compression Lock

Spyderco Delica 4 plastic kit Knife kit made of plastic (glows in the dark) not for cutting

Spyderco Native Chief Black G10 handle  CPM-S-30V blade with four-way reversible clip

Spyderco Military 2 new version of the original Military with a Compression Lockhandle made of G10 flat ground blade made of CPM-S30Vwith fourfold convertible clip

Spyderco Urban LightweightLast evolutionary stage of the original Urban Slipjoint - blade does not lockNew: steel upgrade to M398 (previously N690) Flat blade grind Made in Italy

Knife wooden kit (scale model of the Lil' Native) for children from 7 years foldable without sharp edges step-by-step instructions included

Spyderco Lil' Native Wharncliffe G10 Black PlainEdge G10 handle Blade from CPM-S-30V Wharncliffe blade Fully flat ground blade

small but very potent and versatile neck knife design under cooperation of John Shirley and Sam Owens fiberglass reinforced plastic handle weather resistant polymer sheath with ball chain

Spyderco Stretch 2 XL Gray G10 CPM CruWear PlainEdge G10 handle blade made of CPM CRU-WEAR Fully flat ground blade

Micarta Scales CruWear Tool Steel Compression Lock A true EDC classic Spyderco fans have been waiting for this for years: a PM2 with Micarta handle scales. There's a steel update to go with it. Originally introduced in 2010, this all-around knife has been improved over the years so that this cutting tool is now an absolutely mature design. The incredibly ergonomically shaped handle, is designed for maximum control when working with the knife and allows a variety of ways to guide the blade. Really great is the so-called Fingerchoil (an indentation at the base of the blade), which makes it possible to grip the knife very close to the cutting edge to transmit maximum force to the cutting movement. Thanks to the attached filing (jimping), you have an absolutely secure grip even in this position and the knife never threatens to slip away thanks to the grippy surface of the Micarta. An absolute highlight of the PM2 is the Compression Lock. At first glance, this locking technology looks like a rear-placed liner lock - but a closer look reveals that this is not the case. With the Compression Lock, the liner moves between the blade root and the stop pin on the back. To destroy this lock, the steel liner between the blade root and the pin would have to be crushed, which is virtually impossible. This construction makes the Para Military 2 one of the most robust pocket knives the market has to offer. Unlike the standard version of the PM2, the liners on this variant are underlaid and not recessed. This further increases the edge stability of the Micarta. The blade is made of CruWear tool steel, which is very popular thanks to its toughness and edge retention. The fully raised flat grind ensures optimal cutting performance and the fine point allows for even the finest detail work. Thanks to the reversible pocket clip on both sides, the knife is ideal for both right- and left-handed users, while the large lanyard hole allows the attachment of a safety strap. Due to the Micarta used and the CruWear steel, the entire knife will put on a certain patina over time and thus get a very personal look. What is CruWear, anyway? CruWear is an air-hardened tool steel from Crucible Industries, one of the main suppliers of Spydercos steels. CruWear was basically developed as a sort of D2 alternative, except that it's an entirely different alloy and manufacturing method. While D2 has mainly chromium carbides for better wear resistance, CruWear also contains a high proportion of very hard vanadium carbides. These provide tremendous edge retention with a very high degree of hardness. Tungsten and molybdenum have also been added to the steel.

Spyderco Stretch 2 Lightweight K390 K390 steel Lighweight alternative to the Para Military 2 105 gram Hard at work The Stretch 2 eked out a shadowy existence for a long time with the Spyderco knives from the Lightweight series. Among Spyderco fans, however, this model has long been an insider tip. Maybe you have ever wanted a Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Lightweight? Here you go: the Stretch 2 with the K390 steel blade is basically just that. Well, not exactly, of course. But the similarities between these two models is enormous. First of all, there's the extremely ergonomically shaped handle: thanks to the rounded FRN handle scales, which here have been kept in a very "tooly" steel blue, they fit incredibly well in your hand, so that even longer carving sessions won't cause you any pain. In the middle of the back of the blade you will find Spyderco's famous Mid-Lock, which can be operated effortlessly thanks to the Boye Detent. The biggest similarity to the PM2 can be found in the blade. Thanks to the straight spine and the bulbous tip, you have a real workhorse of a pocket knife. Thanks to the material thickness of only 3mm, cutting with the Stretch is simply fun. The used K390 steel from Böhler is quite an exotic among today's knife steels. This powder-metallurgical tool steel is not only incredibly tough, but also has an insane cutting ability. The only thing you have to keep an eye on is corrosion - like most tool steels, K390 is not completely stainless. The pocket clip you can of course convert to all 4 positions and the Stretch 2 thus adapt to your way of wearing. If the Spyderco PM2 was always a bit too angular for you, if you like exotic blade steels or if you fancy a large work knife, you'll be right at home with this model from Spyderco.

Spyderco Delica S30V Pink Heels Black Pocket knife from the Spyderco "Pink Heels" series, which donates a portion of the proceeds to the Society Against Cancer in Women compact EDC pocket knife weighing only 68g FRN handle and black S30V steel blade The small thingsIn 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one handed opening with the famous Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price and that in two different sizes. The Delica is the small version of the Spyderco classic. Practical 7.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 71 g - an ultra light and stable knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years. Even more than 30 years later, the Delica still cuts a fine figure and can compete with current competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without restrictions, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel convinces with its long edge retention and cutting performance. Pink Heels?You probably noticed that this Delica is not just a normal Spyderco knife. The bright pink handle scales and black blade not only create a super cool contrast, but support an important message. Cancer - especially breast cancer - is one of the most common causes of death among women worldwide. Yet breast cancer in particular could be easily detected with targeted education and regular screening. Pink Heels are committed to precisely this and have launched a whole series of anti-cancer campaigns. Spyderco supports the Pink Heels organization with a portion of the proceeds from each Pink Heels knife sold.

Compact EDC workhorse knife Eric Glesser Design Ball Bearing Lock Eric's First  Spyderco has been a family business from the beginning. At the very start, the company consisted practically only of Sal Glesser and his wife, who drove around the country with a bus and visited trade shows. Today, Spyderco is based in Golden, Colorado, and has become one of the leading pocket knife manufacturers in the USA. In addition to Sal Glesser, today it is primarily his son Eric who has taken the management of the company in hand. And even his first design, the Manix 2, is a hit. The Manix 2 is definitely one of the Spyderco knives you'll pick up and not want to put aside again. The ergonomic design offers an incredibly comfortable hand position so that this tool literally sticks in your hand while working. On two solid steel liners sit handle scales made of indestructible G10, which can really take a beating. A central feature of the Manix 2 is the Ball Bearing Lock. Here, a thick steel ball, which sits in a plastic cage, is pushed onto the blade root by means of a centrally mounted spring. This prevents the blade from simply folding back in. This lock is not only incredibly sturdy but also has a completely unique feel. The blade action has a gentle resistance, so that a very controlled action is achieved. The leaf-shaped blade made of CPM S30V is opened, as you know it from Spyderco for sure, through the large thumbhole. With the blade tip located on the center axis of the knife, you have maximum control over the knife when working with the Manix 2 and can also do very precise cutting work. The fully raised flat ground provides the best cutting properties so that working with this rattle is simply fun.

Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight Black Plain an all time Spyderco classic for your EDC   compact EDC pocket knife with only 71 g   FRN handle and VG10 steel blade   Small things sometimes mean a whole lot! In 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and completely revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one-hand opening with the iconic Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price in two different sizes. The Delica is the smaller version of this Spyderco classic. A highly capable 7.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 71 g - a ultra lightweight but sturdy EDC knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years. Even more than 30 years later, the Delica still cuts an impressive figure and can compete with the latest competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without limitation, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel impresses with its long edge retention and cutting performance.

Spyderco Endura Lightweight an all time Spyderco classic for your EDC   full sized EDC pocket knife weighing only 77g   FRN handle and VG10 steel blade   Big shoes to fill In 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and completely revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one-hand opening with the iconic Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price in two different sizes. The Endura is the larger version of the Spyderco classic. A solid 9.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 77 g - a full-grown EDC knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years. Even more than 30 years later, the Endura still cuts an impressive figure and can compete with the latest competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without limitation, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel impresses with its long edge retention and cutting performance.

Spyderco Tenacious Lightweight S35VN Blue the Spyderco classic as Lightweight version Allround EDC pocket knife only 105g heavy FRN handle and S35V steel blade

Spyderco Para Military 2 Maxamet Maxamet version Gray G10 Scales  Made in Golden/Colorado/USA/Earth   The EDC Classic Don't be put off by the name of this absolute classic - this is no combat knife or any other kind of military stabbing weapon. The Para Military 2 - or PM2 - is one of the most popular and versatile knives Spyderco has in its lineup. Originally introduced in 2010, this all-around knife has been improved upon over the years, making this cutting tool an absolutely mature design by now. The incredibly ergonomically shaped handle, is designed for maximum control when working with the knife and allows a variety of ways to guide the blade. Really great is the fingerchoil (an indentation at the base of the blade), which makes it possible to grip the knife very close to the cutting edge to transmit maximum force to the cutting movement. Thanks to the attached filing (jimping), you have an absolutely secure grip even in this position and the knife never threatens to slip away thanks to the gray G10 surface of the handle. The steel plates are recessed into the handle material and generously milled out to save weight. An absolute highlight of the PM2s is the Compression Lock. At first glance, this locking technology looks like a liner lock placed at the rear - but a closer look reveals that it is not. With Compression Lock, the liner moves between the blade root and the back stop pin. To destroy this lock, the steel liner would have to be squashed between the blade root and the pin, which is virtually impossible. This construction makes the Para Military 2 one of the most stable pocket knives on the market. In this version of the knife, the blade is made of the rather unusual Maxamet steel. This is a high-speed tool steel manufactured by Carpenter in the USA, which is not only impressively sharp thanks to its incredibly high carbon content, but also incredibly hard due to the composition of the alloy. Spyderco has a hardness of over 67 HRC, which is an incredibly high value in the pocket knife world. The result is a blade whose cutting edge has a very long service life and remains sharp for an amazingly long time. The fully raised flat grind ensures optimum cutting performance and the fine point allows even the finest detail work. Thanks to the reversible pocket clip on both sides, the knife is ideal for both right- and left-handed users, while the large lanyard hole allows a safety strap to be attached.