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Spyderco C194CFTIP Myrtle Frame Lock Knife
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Spyderco C194CFTIP Myrtle Frame Lock Knife
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A collaboration between knifemaker Filip De Leeuw and Spyderco, the Myrtle is backed by a titanium frame lock and features a unique blade for a variety of tasks. Done in a modified leaf shape, the blade allows for utility work with the tip and broad cuts and slices with the belly Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downTylerDurden333
95
Jul 3, 2018
I need a replacement screw for my Myrtle. 1 of the 4 body screws is missing. Does anybody have a replacement screw I can buy or a link where I can buy 1? Thank You.
Bobraz
2631
Jun 29, 2018
That's one of the weirdest Spyderco blades I have seen. I don't know why, makes me think of the extinct Dodo bird 🐦.
Omniseed
1972
Jun 29, 2018
Is it spydie flickable
I care about literally nothing else now, that CF is gorgeous
I care about literally nothing else now, that CF is gorgeous
Notsurewhyibother
1200
Apr 23, 2018
So, is the carbon fiber fully carbon fiber or is it a thin laminate of carbon fiber glued to g10? I ask because Spyderco does this frequently even on fairly expensive knives.
lobster
687
Apr 24, 2018
Notsurewhyibotherit is a solid piece of carbon fiber. it is not a veneer. That being said, it's also a pretty small amount of carbon fiber--half a handle on only one side. the carbon fiber and titanium bolster on the presentation side of the knife are attached to a thin titanium liner. The other side is just a flat piece of titanium with chamfered edges and the lock bar cut out. Since the presentation side is 3D machined while the lock side is flat, the presentation side is a little bit thicker than the lock side. I have this knife in hand at this moment. It's weirdly shaped, asymmetrical in appearance and construction and there are more hot spots on the handle compared to paramilitary or military, but while this may seem negative, I do like this odd knife.
rdodev
632
Apr 4, 2018
Lovely folder, but it can be had roughly for the same price at many retailers. Only worth it as a drop at $115-ish
perlhkr
113
Apr 4, 2018
I had one a while back, but ended up selling it ... very unique look, and I really wanted to like it, but (on mine anyhow) the detent had to be kept ridiculously tight to center the blade. Loosening the pivot even a fraction would cause the blade to rub due to direct pressure on the lockbar from the pocket clip, which I assume was also acting as an overtravel stop. It had terrible lock-stick as well. Not sure why mfgs can't either carbidize the lockbar face, or put a steel insert, when there is steel-on-Ti contact . Seems to be common sense, especially given the MSRP of this particular knife.
krispy022
Feb 17, 2018
Cool design but ergos made me send it back. I think if it came in at a lower price it be back in my collection.
krispy022
Jul 3, 2018
Because I still love the look and the bolstered CF. but a sharp small thumbhole that's blocked partially by the frame and a strange hot spot aren't something I'm going to spend 150$ on.
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