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Spyderco’s collection of Value Folders, are named after admirable human characteristics. Our economical Persistence is smallest, the Tenacious is mid-sized, and our new Resilience the largest. All three folders offer a high level of cutting performance, materials and construction for around the cost of a tank of gas. The Resilience has a full-flat ground 8Cr13MoV stainless blade with a tip-to-handle cutting edge. Jimping cross-hatches the spine offering a slip-proof seat for the thumb while grasping and cutting. Black G-10 handle scales house skeletonized steel liners inside, a Michael Walker LinerLock, screw together construction and phosphor bronze washers around the pivot for smooth and resistance- free action. Houseglass stainless pocket clip is four-way compatible for tip-up/tip-down, left/right-hand carry. Feature-for-feature, dollar-for-dollar, performance-for-performance the Resilience adds one more must-have best buy to the Spyderco line-up.
Representing the largest in Spyderco�s Collection of Value Folders, the Resilience is built to deliver a high level of cutting performance and usability at a budget conscious price. The Resilience has a full-flat ground 8Cr13MoV stainless blade with a razor-sharp plain, tip-to-handle cutting edge. The knife's sturdy, screw-together construction features black G-10 handle scales that house skeletonized steel liners to shave off unnecessary weight while maintaining strength and rigidity. Meanwhile, phosphor bronze washers around the pivot behave like a lubricant, ensuring fast, smooth open/close action.
The Resilience sports all the features that have made Spyderco famous for their one-handed, use-in-the-dark sensibility. The signature, 0.5-inch round hole on the top edge of the blade allows you to open the knife in one smooth, fluid move. Jimping textured cross-hatches along the spine offer a slip-proof seat for the thumb while grasping and cutting. The hour-glass stainless pocket clip is four-way compatible for tip-up/tip-down, left/right-hand carry. And, like all Spyderco knives, the Resilience carries a lifetime warranty to be free of defects in materials and workmanship.
Walker Liner Lock
Developed by customer knife maker Michael Walker, the blade is locked open by a leaf-like spring that comes in from the side, butting up against the tang of the blade.
Spyderco Round Hole
one-hand opening
Key Features:
- Four-way Clip: Tip up/down left/right hand
- Screw-together construction
- Phosphor bronze washers
- Skeletonized steel liners
- Spine and choil jimping
- Full flat-ground blade
- Lanyard Hole
- Walker Liner Lock
Specifications
- Overall length: 9.375 inches
- Length closed: 5.25 inches
- Blade length: 4.25 inches
- Cutting edge: 4.25 inches
- Blade thickness: 0.125 inches
- Hole diameter: 0.5 inches
- Blade steel: 8Cr13MoV
- Handle material: G-10
- Weight: 5.4 ounces
ASIN#: B004AWOLV8
Model number#: C142GP
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Comments (3)
DON'T BUY THIS ARE FAKE FROM CHINA KNOCKOFFS, THE REAL SPYDERCO ARE MADE IN THE U.S.A
Not true. This particular line (the economy one) is made in China. There are also lines made in Japan and Taiwan. That's why they're cheaper than "normal" spyderco knives. Retail is $79.95, so this is a pretty good deal. I have no idea how good the heat treat is on this line though, but 8Cr13MoV is a pretty good steel (comparable to Aus8A).
I've got a kershaw in 8Cr13MoV that's a pretty good knife (even though it too was made in China).
Here's a more in depth review:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1024777-Spyderco-Resilience-Review...
Solid price for a very good knife, as knifesmith mentioned these are part of the spyderco value line, they are well made, come razor sharp, and lock up tight.
I have all three, and they go in size from the Ambitious, Tenacious, and largest being the Resilence.