Spyderco Smock

Pretty slim, you can also you compress the compression, lock and kind of flip it out with some wrist action, and same goes for the closing. As you can...

Thank you so much for lending this along with many other knives, but that's gonna be just about it for the review today guys.

Bulk in the back so you actively use all your fingers for grip, no finger cuts so you can grip however you like, and it's just clean. Ooh, and judging by the third picture - can it be front flipped? I also like that recessed flipper tab like the way the Spyderco Smock does it.

The GOOD: quality components; good EDC size; and best of all, the button-type compression lock The BAD; the front lock-clearance choil cutout in the blade places the cutting edge too far out in front of the hand—causing an awkward feel when cutting; the lanyard hole location necessitates the clip to...

Spyderco Para 3 Maxamet: Recently traded my Benchmade Tengu for this knife and must say it was worth the trade, good little knife with some snazzy gray scales. Custom Spyderco Smock: By far my favorite knife in my collection.

I love this knife. If you are reading this review then you must be considering this blade. This is a custom knife at a affordable price. The knife steel is S30V, that is easy to maintain. My only complaint is that mine came with some scratches on the blade that I have been unable to buff out. Not th...

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.

I was torn between a few of their designs and literally had to flip a coin as the two I was looking at had the same price point. I’m really impressed with the weight and he ease of the folding mechanism (at its current state) Blade recess and the recess in the handle are great for adjusting grip to ...

The Smock is incredible, 100% would be my personal choice. The action is incredible and super fidget friendly.

Would also suggest the Canis over the Yojimbo if you do decide to go that route. Great knives but for an EDC, would go Smock

Love the knife. It is exactly what I expected. It is my first Spyderco knife and it does not disappoint. It is sharp and made of quality steel. Not sure if I am a fan of the new flipper style knives, I am used to a thumb stud. The hole on this Spyderco knife is not large enough for my fingers so fli...