Spyderco Dragonfly 2 Wharncliffe Knife Black

Two hands people. You know just pick this knife up and intuitively know how to use it if they're not a knife person, and i think that if you're a spyd...

it so I think just carrying it in this fifth pocket and just kind of forgetting that it's there, which at this weight you totally can great it's. It'S...

I mean this is just kind of a c-plus of a knife to me, um fine, you know if you like the lines in your labs, it's really looking for a spyderco knife....

my first spyderco. i am a novice so far. my collection is modest, under twenty blades. but most are flippers with liner locks. this knife is smaller than i expected. i always watch videos and measure out dimensions, but for some reason this just looks and feels small. maybe the cheaper materials to ...

How did I miss this? I've used various Spyderco knives since the original Delica/Enduras and I've owned about a dozen of them over the years. They've been great knives although I've liked some of them better than others. Somehow I dismissed the Dragonfly as a tiny little toy knife that wasn't worthy...

The Blade is made of high quality steel. VG-10 was created for enhanced corrosion resistance, as well as hardness and its ability to get a very sharp edge. The length is fine for small job around the house and in the office, as the flat ground edge is perfect for slicing tasks. The thumb hole, which...

Love everything about this stealthy little razor of an EDC except for the back lock. Your fingers are in the blade path when you unlock it , and the spring tension on the blade, combined with a very small handle, makes for lots of cuts and nicks if you're not paying close attention. The back lock ma...

Pros: This knife is so small and light weight (1.2 oz.) that you might forget that it's in your pocket. The blade is short (but, hey, it's a very small knive) but is made of an excellent steel (VG-10) which, among other good qualities, takes and holds an edge well. The scales' surfaces offers a good...

Was looking for a city-compliant (2.5" or under in my city) EDC knife for light duty work. My job is in an office, so I don't really need anything like a bush craft knife or even a full size folder. Just need something small for boxes and misc light duty cutting. This seemed to check off all the box...

Probably the best knife on the planet for being useful yet non-threatening. Possibly the best EDC period. Performs as a much bigger knife. Wonderful ergonomics, even for those with larger hands like myself. The key here is the large forward finger choil which lets your hand envelope, and become one ...