Spyderco Manix 2 3.37-Inch CPM SPY27 Steel Blade PlainEdge Foldable Knife with FRCP Handle (Blue)

Weighing in at a scant three ounces, the Spyderco Manix 2 3.37-Inch CPM SPY27 Steel Blade PlainEdge Foldable Knife features a full-flat-ground CTS BD1N stainless steel blade with Spydercos signature Round Hole for easy, ambidextrous, one-handed opening. The blade is supported by a high-strength Ball Bearing Lock housed within a precision-machined steel insert in the handle. The durable FRCP (fiberglass reinforced co-polymer) handle includes a molded Bi-Directional Texture pattern to ensure a secure grip in even the most demanding environments. A reversible wire clip provides left or right-side tip-up carry and makes the operation and carry of this knife completely ambidextrous. It comes in a premium blue color that looks chic and classy.

Ready for Anything

The Manix 2 is an extremely capable full-sized folder that is known for its strength and performance. Its broad blade provides exceptional cutting power, while its textured index-finger choil and thumb ramp allow a forward grip.

Superior Blade Steel

Spyderco developed CPM SPY27, a particle metallurgy stainless steel containing a proprietary mix of alloys, including vanadium, molybdenum, niobium, nitrogen, and cobalt.

Light and Durable

This Manix 2 handle is fabricated with Fiberglass Reinforced Co-Polymer. FRCP creates a tough, chemical, and heat-resistant handle that is extremely lightweight and versatile.

Low Friction

This knife features a blade ground with flat bevels that extend from the spine to the cutting edge. This grind reduces drag during cutting and decreases overall weight.

High-Strength Lock

The Ball Bearing Lock features a patented compressive lock that wedges a ball bearing between a fixed anvil and the blade tang. The mechanism also serves as a detent to hold the blade in the closed position.

Product information

Additional Features

• High-Strength Lock: The Ball Bearing Lock features a patented compressive lock that wedges a ball bearing between a fixed anvil and the blade tang. The mechanism also serves as a detent to hold the blade in the closed position