The Spyderco Para 3 continues quality and reliability created in the previous Paramilitary lines of knives but with better ergonomics and upgraded features. It remains lightweight and is great as an every day carry. This folding knife with a 3 ...
The Spyderco Para 3 continues quality and reliability created in the previous Paramilitary lines of knives but with better ergonomics and upgraded features. It remains lightweight and is great as an every day carry. This folding knife with a 3 ...
The Spyderco Matriarch 2 is a folding knife with a 3.57 inch black serrated hawkbill blade and black FRN handle. Its lightweight, durable, ambidextrous, and stealthy construction make this an excellent choice for personal protection. Pick one up at the ...
The Spyderco Matriarch 2 is a folding knife with a 3.57 inch black serrated hawkbill blade and black FRN handle. Its lightweight, durable, ambidextrous, and stealthy construction make this an excellent choice for personal protection. Pick one up at the ...
A favorite of law enforcement since its debut in 1984, the Spyderco Police folding knife is a consistent and good choice for daily carry and duty alike. Featuring an impressve 4.125" blade in a 5.31" handle, this knife is sure ...
A favorite of law enforcement since its debut in 1984, the Spyderco Police folding knife is a consistent and good choice for daily carry and duty alike. Featuring an impressve 4.125" blade in a 5.31" handle, this knife is sure ...
The Manix 2 is a dependable, all-purpose folding knife that showcases Spyderco%u2019s Made-in-USA quality and patented Ball Bearing Lock. Its broad blade is precision machined from Crucible%u2019s premium CPM S30V particle metallurgy stainless steel and features a full-flat grind for ...
The Manix 2 is a dependable, all-purpose folding knife that showcases Spyderco%u2019s Made-in-USA quality and patented Ball Bearing Lock. Its broad blade is precision machined from Crucible%u2019s premium CPM S30V particle metallurgy stainless steel and features a full-flat grind for ...
