Spyderco Delica 4 Knife Flat

It's really easy just to deploy up just like that really fast and real comfortable for me, but I can see how some other people have some different pre...

I was looking for a good EDC knife so I turned to Amazon because they have a massive collection of knives of all kinds available. My initial choice was a Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight. I had a previous all steel Spyderco that served me beautifully for years until I forgot to leave it at home one day...

I bought this knife with high hopes as it is well regarded at numerous sources online and had great reviews. I ordered the knife with a smooth edge full flat grind. Unfortunately, the item I received did not live up to the $65 price point. The finishing of the blade was poorly done. The back edges a...

I like this knife but its opening action is way more stiff than my spyderco para 3 lightweight. The edge of the opening hole is also sharp so this resulted in a sore thumb pretty quick. Hopefully it loosens up over time but in the meantime I had to spray some lithium grease into it. This knife actua...

I was honestly expecting more for the price. This just feels super cheap. This was my first spyderco and peobably the last. There are knives half this price that are better quality in my opinion.

This is probably the most popular knife on the market when it comes to EDC (everyday carry) knives. At only 2.3oz it is really light and the 2.875 inch puts is at a very ideal blade length. VG-10 is also, in my opinion, among the best steels for a knife. Keeps an edge, easily sharpens and it does th...

Good knife. Definitely on the smaller side of what I usually prefer in an EDC folder but with the generous double-finger choil, I find the grip to be fairly workable, even with my extra large hands. I realize this won't be an issue for most people and the smaller form factor IS an attractive trade-o...

The FRN handle with steel liners is awesome. It doesn't give you the unparalleled sturdiness of G-10, but since it can be molded, you get this really impressive bi-directional texturing. Pair that with the spyderhole, and you can use this knife if completely drenched while wearing work gloves. This ...

The Spydercos, from the cheapest Chinese sourced ones to the finest U.S. made ones, are all consistently very well designed and built. It's hard to think of another product line that is so consistently good. Delica4 is sourced from Japan, and like all their foreign sourced parts and knives, is made ...

This is one of the original Spyderco lightweight Clipits. It was introduced in 1990 and it and the Endura were the knives that really put Spyderco on the road to their success. I had one of the original models with the molded-in pocket clip and one of the later models that had the screwed on metal p...