Spyderco Microjimbo- Black G10 Handle / Black DLC Finish / Wharncliffe Blade / CPM-S30V - C264GPBK
Spyderco Microjimbo- Black G10 Handle / Black DLC Finish / Wharncliffe Blade / CPM-S30V - C264GPBK
If you're looking for a knife that's both compact and powerful, the Spyderco Microjimbo is an excellent choice.
This knife is the perfect combination of Michael Janich's popular Yojimbo 2 design and a smaller, more legally compliant form. Despite its smaller size, the Microjimbo still maintains the same incredible handling characteristics as its larger counterpart, thanks to its central "cockpit" design. The handle is made with stainless steel liners and features Spyderco's Compression Lock, which is known for its exceptional strength.
If you're looking for a compact and impressive knife that doesn't sacrifice on performance, the Spyderco Microjimbo is definitely worth checking out.
- 2.45" Wharncliffe Blade in a Black DLC finish w/ CPM-S30V
- Black Textured G-10 Handle
- Compression Lock
- 4 Way pocket clip for right/left hand - tip up/tip down carry
- Made in the USA
| Blade Material: | CPM-S30V |
| Blade Style: | Wharncliffe Blade |
| Blade Length: | 2.45" |
| Overall Length: | 6.22" |
| Handle Length: | 3.80" |
| Handle Material: | G10 with stainless liners |
| Lock System: | Compression Lock |
| Weight: | 3.00 ounces |
| Pocket Clip: | Right or Left Hand Tip Up / Tip Down |
| Country of Origin: | USA |
Collections: Folding Knives, Spyderco Knives
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The MicroJimbo is a compact version of the Yojimbo 2, designed to comply with blade-length laws while maintaining key features. Despite its smaller size, it retains the Yojimbo's distinctive "cockpit" design for familiar handling. While it sacrifices some cutting edge and ergonomic features, such as the protruding butt-end of the handle, it offers a balance of discreet carry and accessibility. The blade geometry differs slightly, featuring a full-flat grind instead of a high hollow grind, but performance remains comparable for most tasks. The deep-carry pocket clip may require some adjustment for users accustomed to a protruding handle, but overall, the MicroJimbo fills a niche for those seeking a compact, lighter alternative to the Yojimbo 2, particularly in situations where discretion or compliance with blade-length restrictions is necessary.