Spyderco Endura 4 Lightweight Signature Knife with 3.80″ VG-10 Steel Blade and Purple FRN Handle – PlainEdge – C10FPPR

Price: $117.90 - $94.99
(as of Mar 28,2022 05:48:01 UTC – Details)

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Spyderco Knives and Sharpeners

How did we get our start?

Spyderco was founded in 1976 by Sal and Gail Glesser. Spyderco’s first knife-related product was the Tri-Angle Sharpmaker. Originally sold out of a converted bread truck, it remains one of our best-selling products over 40 years later.

What makes our products unique?

Spyderco pioneered the modern folding knife, introducing now-common features like the pocket clip, serrated edge, and one-handed opening capability.

Why do we love what we do?

Today, that creative spirit and an uncompromising commitment to quality are still the heart of Spyderco’s distinctive product line, which includes a full range of folding knives, fixed-blades, sharpeners & other accessories produced in 5 different countries.

Front-Runner – The Endura 4 sets the standard as one of the best-selling folding knives ever made. All members of the Endura 4 family include a four-position clip, a high-strength back lock mechanism, and Trademark Round Hole.
Wide Spectrum of Handle Colors – Whether you enjoy bright colors or neutrals, our Endura 4 Flat Ground knives are designed to suit every taste. We offer Black, Blue, Green, Gray, Orange, Purple, Zome Green and Brown.
Light and Durable – This Endura handle is fabricated with Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon. FRN is a polymer mixed with glass fiber that is injection molded and formed into a sleek textured handle, creating a lightweight yet high-strength knife handle.
Low Friction – This knife features a blade ground with flat bevels that extend from the spine all the way to the cutting edge. This grind reduces drag during cutting and decreases overall weight.
A Secure Grip – To provide a non slip grip, these knives are molded with our patented pattern, Bi-Directional Texturing. This texture pattern consists of opposing graduated steps radiating outward from the center of the handle.