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2012 Cover.Indd f someone asked you what attribute is the most in uential in regards to Irunning a successful knife company what would you answer? Reliability, consistency, sharp performance, or integrity? At Spyderco we believe the distin- guishing quality is integrity and it permeates through the deepest layers of our company from manufacturing to our sales force. We also believe that integrity results in reliability, consistency and performance. With each Spyderco knife you’ll discover innovation, higher-performing materials, up-to-date manufacturing techniques, and the latest in engineering technology. When you buy a Spyderco knife you can expect a high-quality reliable cutting tool designed and manufactured for peak performance and ergonomic comfort. Guaranteed. Integrity is being good even if no one is watching.™ TABLE OF CONTENTS CLIPIT Folding Knives 2 Ethnic Series Knives 36 Ladybugs 40 SLIPIT and SLIP JOINT Non-Locking Folding Knives 42 Salt Series® Knives 45 Fixed Blade Knives 50 Spyderco Restricted Items 55 Sprint Runs 54 Sharpeners 56 Whale Blade Project 77 Accessories 62 Warranty Information 79 Steel Chart/ Edge-U-Cation 80 Glossary 82 Index 88 BYRD KNIFE CONTENTS Folding Knives 66 Warranty Information 79 Index 89 NEW IN 2012 SPYDERCO C11FBLM Delica Blue National Law Enforcement Offi cer’s Memorial Fund C10FOR/C11FOR Endura4/Delica4 Orange C28YL Dragonfl y2 Salt C41TIF Native Fluted Titanium C85G Yojimbo2 C95G Manix2 XL C122GBK Tenacious Black Blade C123WD Sage4 Al Mar Mid-Backlock C129G Cat G-10 C130G Chicago G-10 C141 Balance Stainless Steel by Ed Schempp C149G Vallotton Sub-Hilt Folder by Butch Vallotton C150G Junior by Alexandru Diaconescu C152CF Chaparral Carbon Fiber C153G Des Horn Folder C154BK Squeak SLIPIT C155TI Centofante Memory by Frank Centofante C157GTI LionSpy by Gianni Pauletta C158TI Techno by Marcin Slysz C159CF Air by Gayle Bradley LSST Ladybug Tattoo MGGY Manbug MBK Manbug Lightweight FB20FBK Schempp Rock by Ed Schempp FB28WD Puukko by Pekka Tuominen FB29G Pygmy Warrior by Bob Taylor FB30G Southfork by Phil Wilson G-Clip USB Flash Drives 2GB Bugs BYRD KNIFE BY23G Tern SLIPIT *Information in this catalog is subject to change without notice. Modifi cation of products, materials, measurements, technical specifi cations and availability can occur. Contact your local Spyderco dealer for information. SPYDERCO C11FBLM Delica Blue National Law Enforcement Offi cer’s Memorial Fund C10FOR/C11FOR Endura4/Delica4 Orange C28YL Dragonfl y2 Salt C41TIF Native Fluted Titanium C85G Yojimbo2 C95G Manix2 XL C122GBK Tenacious Black Blade C123WD Sage4 Al Mar Mid-Backlock C129G Cat G-10 C130G Chicago G-10 C141 Balance Stainless Steel by Ed Schempp C149G Vallotton Sub-Hilt Folder by Butch Vallotton C150G Junior by Alexandru Diaconescu C152CF Chaparral Carbon Fiber C153G Des Horn Folder C154BK Squeak SLIPIT C155TI Centofante Memory by Frank Centofante C157GTI LionSpy by Gianni Pauletta C158TI Techno by Marcin Slysz C159CF Air by Gayle Bradley LSST Ladybug Tattoo MGGY Manbug MBK Manbug Lightweight FB20FBK Schempp Rock by Ed Schempp FB28WD Puukko by Pekka Tuominen FB29G Pygmy Warrior by Bob Taylor FB30G Southfork by Phil Wilson G-Clip USB Flash Drives 2GB Bugs BYRD KNIFE BY23G Tern SLIPIT *Information in this catalog is subject to change without notice. Modifi cation of products, materials, measurements, technical specifi cations and availability can occur. Contact your local Spyderco dealer for information. What Is a CLIPIt? CLIPIT is the name Spyderco calls their folding knives that have a pocket (clothing) clip. The term is synonymous with the quality level and functional-performance people experience when carrying and using a CLIPIT. All CLIPITs have a pocket clip, a Spyderco Round Hole for single-hand operation, and an exceptionally sharp cutting edge. It’s who we are. C07Police Model pyderco introduced a one-hand-open clip carry folder in 1981. SPeople using knives for work (law enforcement o cers for example) immediately recognized these features as a function they wanted in their work tools, petitioning Spyderco for a knife tailored to their require- ments. The resulting Police Model is a large hollow-ground blade with a C07G weight reducing spine swedge, tapering to a point. The stainless handle was built to accommodate the large blade ergonomically, yet carry at Police3 Model with G-10 handle and ush on a duty belt or clipped in a pocket or waistband. Police3 Model with G-10 handle and full at-ground blade. Handedness/laterality Right Handedness/laterality Left/Right Tip carry position tip-down Tip carry position tip-up/tip-down Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 9.88” 251mm Blade steel VG-10 OVERALL 9.73” 240mm Jimping spine and Choil Handle material stainless steel BLADE 4.13” 104mm Blade steel VG-10 BLADE 4.37” 111mm Blade grind hollow-grind EDGE 3.81” 97mm Handle material Black G-10 EDGE 4” 102mm Country of origin Japan Blade grind Flat-grind CLOSED 5.55” 141mm Edge confi guration P,Ps,s CLOSED 5.31” 135mm Country of origin Japan WEIGHT 5.6oz 159g Edge confi guration P, s WEIGHT 5oz 140g C07P Police PlainEdge • C07Ps Police CombinationEdge • C07s Police SpyderEdge C07GP Police3 PlainEdge • C07Gs Police3 SpyderEdge C08 harpy C12G Civilian Hawkbill blade functions similarly to the claw of a cat with a curved he Civilian came about in the 1990s at the request of a U.S. law Apro le that tapers to a ne, sharp tip. The hooked tip pulls what Tenforcement agency looking for a specialized Spyderco folder for you’re cutting closer in contact with the sharp, serrated edge while keep- undercover agents who enter into situations and structures without ing it from sliding away from the blade. Adding serrations inside the carrying a sidearm, but where a knife is warranted. These agents were curve measurably expands cutting capacity. Ideally suited for cutting not formally trained in defensive knife techniques and the Civilian’s brous and coarse materials such as cardboard, webbing and plant/or- reverse “S” blade a ords e ective cutting power with its SpyderEdge ganic materials, the Hawkbill blade shines at its best when cutting in a and ultra ne tip when adrenaline is running high. Packaged in a downward motion at arm’s length. zippered pouch. Handedness/laterality Right Handedness/laterality Right Tip carry position tip-down Tip carry position tip-down Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 6.5” 165mm OVERALL 9.19” 233mm Lanyard hole Ye s Lanyard hole Ye s Blade steel VG-10 BLADE 2.75” 70mm Blade steel VG-10 BLADE 4.13” 105mm Handle material stainless steel EDGE 2.56” 65mm Handle material Black G-10 EDGE 3.75” 95mm Blade grind hollow-grind Blade grind hollow-grind CLOSED 3.88” 98mm CLOSED 5.8” 132mm Country of origin Japan Country of origin Japan Edge confi guration s WEIGHT 3.9oz 109g Edge confi guration s WEIGHT 4.74oz 134g C08s Harpy SpyderEdge C12Gs Civilian SpyderEdge C10BK C11BK Endura4 Lightweight Delica4 Lightweight pyderco’s two bestselling knives are the Delica and the Endura. The knives set (and broke) all industry standards by being the rst lightweight Sfolding knives to feature a pocket-carry clip and one hand operable, high-carbon, performance oriented blades. Attention-to-detail features such as screw-together handle construction, ultra-light skeletonized steel internal liners, and phosphor bronze blade washers keep the Delica and Endura unchallenged industry wide in the lightweight folder category for reliability, function, ergonomic comfort and value. Handedness/laterality Left/right Handedness/laterality Left/right Tip carry position tip-up/ tip-down Tip carry position tip-up/ tip-down Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 8.75” 222mm Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 7.13” 181mm Jimping spine Jimping spine BLADE 3.75” 96mm BLADE 2.88” 73mm Lanyard hole Ye s Lanyard hole Ye s Blade steel VG-10 EDGE 3.44” 88mm Blade steel VG-10 EDGE 2.56” 65mm Handle material FRN Bi-Directional texturing™ CLOSED 5” 127mm Handle material FRN Bi-Directional texturing™ CLOSED 4.25” 108mm Blade grind Flat saber-grind Blade grind Flat saber-grind WEIGHT 3.6oz 103g WEIGHT 2.5oz 72g Country of origin Japan Country of origin Japan Edge confi guration P, Ps, s Edge confi guration P, Ps, s C10PBK Endura4 PlainEdge • C10PsBK Endura4 CombinationEdge C11PBK Delica4 PlainEdge • C11PsBK Delica4 CombinationEdge C10sBK Endura4 SpyderEdge C11sBK Delica4 SpyderEdge C10BBK C11BBK Endura4 Lightweight Black Blade Delica4 Lightweight Black Blade Endura4 and Delica4 Lightweight folders with non-re ective black Titanium Carbonitride coated blades. Handedness/laterality Left/right Handedness/laterality Left/right Tip carry position tip-up/ tip-down Tip carry position tip-up/ tip-down Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 8.75” 222mm Locking mechanism Backlock w/ David Boye Dent OVERALL 7.13” 181mm Jimping spine Jimping spine BLADE 3.75” 96mm BLADE 2.88” 73mm Lanyard hole Ye s Lanyard hole Ye s Blade steel VG-10 EDGE 3.44” 88mm Blade steel VG-10 EDGE 2.56” 65mm Handle material FRN Bi-Directional texturing™ CLOSED 5” 127mm Handle material FRN Bi-Directional texturing™ CLOSED 4.25” 108mm Blade grind Flat saber-grind Blade grind Flat saber-grind WEIGHT 3.6oz 103g WEIGHT 2.5oz 72g Country of origin Japan Country of origin Japan Edge confi guration Ps Edge confi guration Ps C10PsBBK Endura4 Lightweight Black Blade CombinationEdge C11PsBBK Delica4 Lightweight Black Blade CombinationEdge C10FG C11FG Endura4 Lightweight Foliage Green Delica 4 Lightweight Foliage Green he U.S. military uses patterns and colors to exploit the human eye’s limited optical capacity to focus on objects and forms by distorting mass Tand substance through shape and color.
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