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Spyderco Tenacious Carbon Fiber G-10 Folding Knife

Spyderco Tenacious Carbon Fiber G-10 Folding Knife

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Unwavering and steadfast, the Spyderco Tenacious won’t settle until it finishes the job. Part of the company’s line of value folders, it’s armed with a 3.4-inch blade made from corrosion-resistant 8Cr13MoV steel, which is also one of the easiest steels to sharpen Read More

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akapabs
69
Jan 12, 2019
Throw some carbon fiber scales and a budget Spyderco.. office bros love that shit!
Warcleric
14
Dec 24, 2018
$50 for 8cr13mov screams Spyderco leaning on their name for profit. Too many better knives with better steel in that price range. This is, after all, just another chinese made knife.
LazarusLong
210
Dec 22, 2018
A great beater knife was my impression. Eventually sold mine (regular handle) as I have a million knives. There is nothing wrong with budget steels for what they can do, but yeah if you are going to upgrade a beater knife it seems pointless to switch out the scales unless it adds more value to its function . You would have gotten more value from the price increase if it was used to upgrade the steel or make the handle more hand friendly.
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RayF
22206
Dec 22, 2018
The Tenacious is my go-to knife, has been for years. Nice thick blade, easy to deploy, snappy-quick lock-up. No fan of Carbon Fiber, but at this price, who cares--it's a great knife and a good value. All the steel snobs who say otherwise can piss up a rope as far as I'm concerned.
bookworm13
677
Dec 21, 2018
"8Cr13MoV steel, which is also one of the easiest steels to sharpen" I used to scoff at these kinds of justifications for lower grade steel but now I look on the bright side. Since I need to sharpen it more often I get more practice at sharpening. And believe me, I need a lot more practice. 😆
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clintbeast
23
Oct 5, 2018
I hope one day Massdrop to make some sprint-runs in collaboration with Spyderco
Hatuletoh
850
Oct 7, 2018
clintbeastThey did. A Delica and Endura with SG2 blade steel, standard black FRN handles but a snappy looking gold backspacer (in reference to the "Super Gold" blade steel).
It's I'm production right now and was supposed to be ready in December but delays acquiring enough steel has pushed that date back to February '19. The initial drop was this past March, I think; they also opened up a second one briefly, to get the fill 1000 into maximum So it's a bit of a wait but it will be worth it, I hope. But I share your sentiment: I hope MD/Spyderco do more sprint run collaborations.
14themoney
1395
Oct 5, 2018
8Cr13MoV. I am trying to figure out a reasons that I would want a Spyderco in this steel. It's an OK steel. I have lots of Kershaws in this steel. Most of them were in the $20-30 range. I have Spydies in VG-10, ZDP-189, Super Blue, clad V-Toku2, S90V, clad Hap40, and probably some others. I have grown to equate Spyderco knives with high quality steel. (Strains of Roger Miller's "Dang Me" are playing softly in the background.)
14themoney
1395
Oct 6, 2018
The Native 5 in Maxamet is one of my grail knives. Or at least some Spydie in Maxamet. I might have sprung for the PM2 had I seen it. I have a BM in M390. That's good stuff, too. The point that I was trying to make with my posts was that I associated Spyderco with the better steels that are available. I am happy with my 8Cr13 Kershaws. I appreciate the reminder about the Native. Christmas is coming. I don't have a chimney for Santo to get stuck in, so I'd better start saving. Thank you.
RayF
22206
Dec 22, 2018
14themoneyOh stop it--it's not like every fifty-five dollar knife you buy has to be a life-depends-on-it choice. Just buy the damn thing, enjoy it and stop comparing it to zillions other damn knives with this or that steel--it is what it is, and it's fine and damn dandy just the damn way it is!
Would buy one right now if the blade steel wasn't 8cr.
All the chrome.
Cdoyle
400
Dec 22, 2018
MaxwellDemonicPolestar in cts bd1. Slight upgrade w carpenters american steel with blue denim/waffle g10 but still a chinese folder and an alternative to tenacious 8cr At about same price. Its what i got over the tenacious as its a little different but similar.
Major_Infidel
316
Oct 4, 2018
As many of the comments here have alluded to, it’s extremely difficult for any vendor, Massdrop included, to create a true value proposition when selling regular production blades from any of the big three - Spyderco, Benchmade and Kershaw/ZT. The margins just aren’t there and the shipping delay quickly becomes a dealbreaker.
I think Massdrop should instead focus their efforts with these particular manufacturers on creating sprint runs. Here they would much better be able to compete with the small handful of other retailers like KCI, GPK and Bento who specialize in this area. Massdrop‘s ability to easily poll its customers would be a real benefit and the built in shipping delays would no longer put them at a competitive disadvantage. Put the focus on exclusivity rather than price point.
Just imagine if Massdrop announced tomorrow that they’ve put together a deal with Spyderco to sell a sprint run of Devin Thomas raindrop damascus PM 2s. The entire industry would take notice and I expect sales would be in the thousands.
Gunnersmate2
1646
Oct 4, 2018
I love knives. I love the steel used in knives. I find it fascinating, all the different alloys used and the processes implemented to produce blade steel. While this is not a top tier steel it still is a quality blade steel. I have a Spyderco Robin , part of there cheaper Byrd line, with this steel and I use it daily from cutting rope to opening hundreds of shipping boxes and everything in between. It has never disappointed me. Sure I have to sharpen it regularly but any knife used heavily will need sharpening. This steel gets a bad rap unjustly imo.
Gunnersmate2
1646
Dec 24, 2018
Ya I'm not big on any of the Massdrop Spyderco knives because of Spyderco's MAP policy. I was just commenting on the type of steel used.
DougFLA123
1404
Dec 29, 2018
Gunnersmate2If you’re interested in a Spyderco knife, they’re selling the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 with Camo handles and black coated blade on here for $125.99. The camo handle w/black blade normally sells for $149.50. That’s a pretty decent discount for a Spyderco. I own it and I love it! https://www.massdrop.com/buy/spyderco-para-military-2

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