Spyderco Dice folding knife C182CFTIP
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 Dice is the smaller model of popular Spyderco Domino. Its full-flat-ground CTS® XHP blade offers exceptional cutting performance and both a Kit Carson-inspired flipper and a fully functional Trademark Round Hole™ for a full scope of opening options.
Its handle features a solid titanium scale on one side and a titanium liner and Cubic Check carbon fiber/G-10 laminate scale on the other. A robust Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.) with a long-wearing hardened steel interface provides the blade lock-up, and a four-position pocket clip—a unique feature for a flipper-style knife—supports ambidextrous tip-up or tip-down carry.
The Spyderco Dice is an extremely compact, high-performance EDC flipper folder.
Blade material
CTS-XHP
Blade coating / finish
Satin
Locking mechanism
Frame Lock
Frame
Titanium
Opening mechanism
Hole
Handle
Carbon fibre G10 Laminate
Weight:
3.633 oz
Overall length:
6.54″
Blade length:
2.52″
Length folded:
4.06″
Blade thickness:
0.1″
Lanyard hole, Pocket clip
Emission offsetting
Greener use of materials
Sources from nature
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