Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight Foliage Green Folding Knife
Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight Foliage Green Folding Knife
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The Delica is one of Spyderco's lighter offerings. The FRN scales offer superior grip while using this knife and minimize weight, without compromising on durability. The S30V blade is razor-sharp, yet durable, perfect for daily carrying. This knife can be opened ambidextrously, and the clip can be mounted in four different positions - two on either side.
| Blade Length | 74mm |
| Overall Length | 182mm |
| Steel | S30V |
| Handle Material | FRN |
| Weight | 1 68g |
| Blade Thickness | 2.5mm |
| Sheath | N/A |
| Origin | Japan |
About Spyderco - in 1981 Spyderco revolutionized the world of folding pocket knives from their humble beginnings in Golden, Colarado, with a round hole that allows for one-handed opening, a clip on the handle for convenient pocket-carrying, and a partially serrated edge. Now, they are known and loved the world over my knife and daily-carry enthusiasts, recognized for their quality and innovation. Their blades are robust, designed for use in everyday work.
| Brand | Spyderco |
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