Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Spyderco Endura4 Lightweight FRN Flat Ground PlainEdge Knife (Brown) Report

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Category: Sports
Brand: Spyderco
Model: C10FPBN
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Spyderco C10FPBN Consumers Report


Spyderco C10FPBN Review by Kelth

So iv never carried a knife before, never really owned one either. But i work in construction so i thought it might be handy and look good. I got this blade and its nice, you can tell from holding it that the craftsmanship is there. I took of a star due to the plastic handle, but its not cheap plastic, it is solid stuff. Its a good knife, if your going to get a knife to carry with you this should be it. the movement if smooth, its easy to close as well. It is easier to close with two hands, not sure if I could manage to close with one hand.


Spyderco C10FPBN Review by dude man

Got this cheap because blue isn't a popular color for a knife. The steel is true VG-10 and holds a scary sharp edge even with heavy use. The 4 position pocket clip is a big win for Spyderco by allowing the user to customize wearing options. If you want a big blade in a strong but light package this is it.


Spyderco C10FPBN Review by J. Healey

I spent a fair amount of time looking around for a good every day carry knife. I went back and forth between a few different models from within the Spyderco line as well as Benchmade, Cold Steel, and Kershaw. Given that I don't own any knives from the other brands, I can't comment on comparative quality, but evaluating this knife on a standalone basis, this is an excellent knife.

The construction quality is high, locking mechanism works well (although time will tell how it holds up - too early at this point), and the knife is sharp. I mean really sharp. Razor blade sharp. Deploying action is smooth and quick once you get used to the thumb hole concept (as opposed to the thumb stud). So the build quality is top notch. Another thing I liked about this knife is what some reviewers actually list as a negative - it's relatively large. Not only in terms of blade length, but also the handle and size in your pocket. But for someone with large hands, this is a perfect fit and is actually pretty ergonomic. For something that I'm going to use as an every day carry knife, feel in the hand and easy accessibility (deploying of the blade) are paramount, even more so than sharpness of the blade. Whether you're looking for a great utility knife or something to carry for possible self defense, I think it would be difficult to find something better in this price range.

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Spyderco C10FPBN:: Description


If you already own a Delica or Endura, you have one of the best selling knives Spyderco makes. The knife you have just acquired is a bit different from the normal C10 Endura4 and C11 Delica4 Lightweights. They are now available in a range of new handle colors with full-flat ground blades. Their FRN (fiberglass reinforced nylon) handles come in new vibrant tones including blue, green, brown, gray and purple. Molded onto the handle's surface is Bi-Directional Texturing® for slip-free tactile traction. Inside the handle are dual skeletonized stainless steel liners which strengthen the knife without additional weight and double as an anchor for external and internal components to attach through generating more sturdiness and rigidity. The blades are full flat-ground VG-10 with a thinner highly refined cutting edge and a larger 13mm opening hole. Added to the blade’s spine is slip resistant jimping. Phosphor bronze washers smooth out the open/close action and the clip is upgraded to a four-way tip-up, tip-down, left-or right-handed clip.



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