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Spyderco C75STP3 Kiwi3 Pocket Knife 2" Wharncliffe Blade, Slip Joint, Stag Inlays
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| Part Number: | SP75STP3 |
| Manufacturer: | Spyderco Knives |
| Retail Price: | $59.95 |
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Description
SP75STP3: Kiwi 3 Stag
Spyderco
Kiwis combine everything great about traditional old-world non-locking penknives with techno twenty-first century performance blade-steel and ergonomics.
Its affable two-inch long 8Cr13Mov blade (hollow ground) is a classically-shaped Wharncliffe with a Spyderco Round Hole giving an animalistic appearance. Above the hole sits a spine cusp, making a slip-resistant site for thumb or index finger placement adding precision and control while cutting.
Classified as a non-locking folder, the Kiwi has a slip-joint pivot that generates resistance to closing, keeping the blade safely open when used. Bitten out of the handle’s underbelly are two deep-cut finger-indentations. The first positions the index finger in line behind the cutting edge and doubles as a stop, keeping the blade from inadvertently closing. The second indent (cut just behind the first) accommodates the middle finger. Both indents jog the fingers to a position on the handle offering control, dexterity and conveying the impression of gripping a larger knife.
Kiwi stainless handle is scaled (both front and back) with natural stag that is unique in color and texture to each knife. Handle is clipless with a lanyard for lacing a thong or leather strap.
SP75STP3: Kiwi 3 Stag
Spyderco
Kiwis combine everything great about traditional old-world non-locking penknives with techno twenty-first century performance blade-steel and ergonomics.
Its affable two-inch long 8Cr13Mov blade (hollow ground) is a classically-shaped Wharncliffe with a Spyderco Round Hole giving an animalistic appearance. Above the hole sits a spine cusp, making a slip-resistant site for thumb or index finger placement adding precision and control while cutting.
Classified as a non-locking folder, the Kiwi has a slip-joint pivot that generates resistance to closing, keeping the blade safely open when used. Bitten out of the handle’s underbelly are two deep-cut finger-indentations. The first positions the index finger in line behind the cutting edge and doubles as a stop, keeping the blade from inadvertently closing. The second indent (cut just behind the first) accommodates the middle finger. Both indents jog the fingers to a position on the handle offering control, dexterity and conveying the impression of gripping a larger knife.
Kiwi stainless handle is scaled (both front and back) with natural stag that is unique in color and texture to each knife. Handle is clipless with a lanyard for lacing a thong or leather strap.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 2-7/16" (62 mm)
- Cutting Edge: 2" (51 mm)
- Blade Thickness: 3/32" (2.5 mm)
- Overall Length: 5-5/8" (143 mm)
- Closed Length: 3-5/16" (84 mm)
- Hole Diameter: 3/8" (10 mm)
- Blade Steel: 8Cr13MoV
- Weight: 1.6 oz. (47 g)
- Handle Material: SS Bolstered with Stag Inlays
- No Pocket Clip
- Made in China
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Stag Handles
Naturally dropped deer antlers are used to create a natural rugged look and feel. Antler from the Axis and Sambar deer in India are renowned for their density and are therefore most commonly used for knife scales.
Naturally dropped deer antlers are used to create a natural rugged look and feel. Antler from the Axis and Sambar deer in India are renowned for their density and are therefore most commonly used for knife scales.
8Cr13MoV Steel
An affordable medium carbon stainless steel with a good balance of edge holding and corrosion resistance properties.
An affordable medium carbon stainless steel with a good balance of edge holding and corrosion resistance properties.
Customer Reviews
Hunt T
Dulles, VA Mar 07, 2013
Steve
Wichita Aug 26, 2012
Pros: Blade Material, Overall Quality, Handle Feel, Weight, Handle Material, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Good knife
Classy looking and very effective. Sharp good steel cool handles. Non locking is nice which it says if you read the description at all whatsoever before buying it. Good price too.
Chris B.
Havre de Grace MD Dec 20, 2011
Pros: Ease of Opening, None
Cons: Handle Feel
crafty
This is intended as a gift for a lady who participates in crafts. The warncliff blade is great for precise cuts. I picked the knife because of its lack of a lock for the blade. The recipient who is recieving this knife has often returned my borrowed knife, locked open. She was not able to close the blade. This knife has a cleverly places finger notch that helps to prevent the knife from closing on your fingers. Was a bit thicker than I imagined. Overall, I am happy with it.
