Spyderco Swick 5 FB14P5
Spyderco
Spyderco was founded in 1978 in Golden, Colorado. Spyderco created many features that are now common in folding knives, including the pocket clip, blade serrations and Spyderco's trademark opening hole. They have been collaborating with many custom knifemakers, athletes, and self-defence instructors around the world. Spyderco has pioneered the use of 20 different blade materials, including CPM-SV60V, CPM-S90V, H-1 and others. The company invests a lot in research and development in order to keep producing the high-quality reliable cutting tools designed and manufactured for peak performance and ergonomic comfort.
The compact Spyderco Swick 5 neck knife was designed by none other than Sal Glesser, the legendary founder of Spyderco. For inspiration, Glesser drew from the work of renowned French knifemaker Fred Perrin.
Although the Swick 5 is not a large knife, it sits firmly even in bigger hands. The finger hole in the handle enhances grip security and improves overall safety.
The Wharncliffe blade is crafted from nitrogen-alloyed LC200N steel, a material known for its hardness and outstanding corrosion resistance. Spyderco’s trademark Round Hole is featured on the blade. The full-tang handle is made of G10 composite – a fiberglass and epoxy-based material that is extremely durable, resistant to moisture, and virtually maintenance-free.
A Boltaron sheath with a ball chain provides versatile carry options. The Spyderco Swick 5 is also available with a serrated SpyderEdge blade.
Blade material
LC 200N
Blade grind
Full Flat
Handle
G10
Weight:
2.081 oz
Overall length:
5.87″
Blade length:
2.72″
Blade thickness:
0.12″
Country of origin:
USA
Lanyard hole
Emission offsetting
Greener use of materials
Sources from nature
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