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Spyderco Smock - Black CF Handle / CPM-S30V Satin Blade

Spyderco Smock - Black CF Handle / CPM-S30V Satin Blade

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Kevin Smock is an award-winning industrial designer who is turning heads with his visionary handcrafted custom knives. Based on his SK23 custom folder, the Spyderco Smock translates his innovative style into a premium-quality production folder.

The hollow-ground blade of this knife is precision machined from CPM® S30V® stainless steel and includes both a Trademark Round Hole™ and an elegantly understated flipper opener. The flipper action is supported by a pair of special ball-bearing pivot washers and a dedicated secondary detent mechanism separate from the knife's lock. It is paired with a skeletonized handle featuring full stainless steel liners, textured carbon fiber/G-10 laminate scales, lightweight, open-backed construction, and a reversible, tip-up pocket clip for ambidextrous carry.

  • 3.39" Wharncliffe Blade in a satin finish
  • Black Carbon Fiber Handle
  • High Strength Compression Lock
  • Discrete Flipper Tab for Easy Deployment of the Blade
  • Made in Taiwan
Blade Material: CPM-S30V
Blade Style: Wharncliffe Blade in a satin finish
Blade Length: 3.39"
Overall Length: 7.875"
Handle Length: 4.50"
Handle Material: Black Carbon Fiber with Titanium liners
Lock System: Compression Lock
Weight: 3.64 ounces
Pocket Clip: Right Hand Tip Up Carry
Country of Origin: Taiwan

Collections: Folding Knives, Spyderco Knives

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Scored one of three available Spyderco Smocks at NWK yesterday and couldn’t be happier in finally adding this one to the collection. Two days out and it gets better each day. Very fidgety even with the second detent. The only issue on an otherwise unique Spydy is that the small Spydy hole is slightly covered by the scales which does make it a challenge to Spydy flick for me but the flipper works great. The secondary detent may also make it a bit harder in combination. There are those that remove the second detent ball and spring but I’ll stick with the stock features for now. All said I’m still very happy with my new Smock. Hard to find but worth it in my humble opinion.

Thanks NWK…you guys are awesome!