Spyderco Kapara

It's been a while since I've done a knife review, so let's get to it. What you see here in front of you is the Spyderco Capara, designed by Alistair P...

All right, guys, that's my review of the Capara. Well done, Alastair. You've done awesome, dude

I loved it exactly as much as I thought that I was going to.

It's an amazing knife and I have thoroughly enjoyed it.

Only had one break after years of use. Maybe try something that uses my other favorite lock, compression. You can get a PM2, or Kapara since it reminds me of the 940 but way more ergo. Spyderco also makes the Manix with ball bearing lock.

This knife is very beautiful. The carbon fiber is smooth and the blade is very sharp. The compression lock is hard to dis-engage to close the knife and the blade is not a free dropper which makes this a two handed knife. I have see so many videos on the knife and they were all saying how amazing it ...

Honestly the tenacious and persistence kindof suck. The one that got me was the manix but the pm2, para 3, sage, kapara. I like the leaf shape blades better personally but still carry my para 3 all the time

Pretty good knife, not good for EDC. It says it's for food and I should have believed it before buying it. The blade scratched way too easily for such an expensive one. I thought S30V was supposed to be pretty good, but even just cutting through plastic toy packaging can scratch the blade. It's a sh...

I owned a Kapara briefly and it's great, just a bit big for my taste. I've only handled the Smock, but if you like the design it's very fun and well made. Spyderco Spydiechef is another winner, although slightly over your budget.

For YEARS ive been trying to like Spyderco. I have over 200 knives. Benchmade, hogue, esee, work tuff, tops, spyderco, cold steel, etc. So im familiar with quality knives. Ive always thought spyderco knives looked great, worked great, and were kind of unique. But it seems like every one i pick up ha...