Slipjoint Folder CPM-S-30V Unlocked With the Lil' Native Slipit, Spyderco have added another very compact variant to their in-house classic. The Lil'Native Slipit is more or less the German-Legal version of this small EDC folder. While the Lil'Native was previously equipped with either a compression lock or a backlock, the Slipjoint version is now integrated into the incredibly popular Slipit series, which you surely know through knives like the UKPK or the Urban. The difference is that the Lil'Native Slipit continues to be built with the self-supporting G10 handle scales, rather than FRN scales like most other models in this series. Due to the strong back spring and a slight notch on the blade tang, the blade is held securely in the open position despite the lack of a lock. In addition, thanks to Spyderco's signature choil, you can place your index finger so that the blade doesn't accidentally flip onto your fingers. Just like its sister models, this Lil'Native has the Leaveshape blade with the tip on the center axis of the handle. The fully raised flat grind and the very edge-holding CPM S30V steel ensure the best cutting properties despite the short blade length, so you can do most things in everyday life with this knife. Don't let the name and small dimensions of the Lil'Native Slipit mislead you: this little rattle has it all. It's not just the compliant design that makes this knife so interesting. The low weight, the slim design let this everyday companion disappear inconspicuously in your pocket.

Spyderco UKPK Slipjoint Drop Point It is no big secret that the laws regarding knives and carrying them in public are much stricter in Europe than in the USA.Spyderco, however, was one of the first major manufacturers to address this problem, and with the UKPK (UK Penknife) has created a kind of European classic in its own range, which even meets the very strict laws in Great Britain.Two important factors come together here: although the UKPK - thanks to the Spyderholes - can be opened with one hand, the blade does not lock when open, but is held by a strong back spring (similar to a Swiss Army knife, for example). This allows you to carry the UKPK perfectly legally. However, despite its small size, lack of locking mechanism and extremely lightweight construction, the UKPK is a highly functional pocket knife. The thin blade proves to be a real cutting devil in everyday EDC thanks to the raised flat grind and shows that Spyderco really had a cutting tool in mind here and not a folding crowbar. The built-in CTS BD1 steel is very corrosion resistant and also easy to bring back to razor sharpness after use. The FRN (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) handle scales do not require steel plates underneath and ensure a construction that is as light as it is sturdy. At a mere 48 grams, the UKPK hardly adds any weight in your pocket. The deep-carry pocket clip can be mounted on the left or right side, which makes the knife interesting for left-handers as well. All in all, with the UKPK you get a really highly suitable EDC pocket knife which not only complies with local legislation, but also proves to be a loyal companion.

Spyderco UKPK UK Penknife Yellow Magnacut Blade Lightweight only 48 grams Yellow FRN handle scales UKPK goes Salt It's no big secret that the laws regarding knives and carrying them in public are much stricter in Europe than in the USA. However, Spyderco was one of the first major manufacturers to take on this problem and create a kind of European classic in its own range with the UKPK (UK Penknife), which even meets the very strict laws in the UK. Here two important factors come together: although you can open the UKPK - thanks to the Spyderholes - one-handed, but the blade is not locked in the open state, but is held by a powerful back spring (similar to a Swiss Army knife). This allows you to carry the UKPK perfectly legally. Yet despite its small size, lack of a lock, and extremely lightweight construction, the UKPK is a highly functional pocket knife. The thin blade proves to be a real cutting devil in everyday EDC use thanks to the raised flat grind and shows that Spyderco really had a cutting tool in mind here and not a folding crowbar. The Magnacut used in this version is extremely corrosion resistant and can therefore be used even under the most unfavorable conditions. The bright yellow FRN (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) handle scales, which you might no from other salt series knives, do not require steel plates underneath and ensure a construction that is as light as it is strong. At just 48 grams, the UKPK is hardly bulky in your pocket. The deep-carry pocket clip can be mounted on the left or right side, which makes the knife interesting for left-handers as well. All in all, you get with the UKPK a really highly suitable EDC pocket knife which not only complies with local legislation, but also proves to be a loyal companion.