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Spyderco Endela Lightweight - Blue FRN - K390 Blade Review
About Spyderco Endela Lightweight - Blue FRN - K390 Blade
K390 MICROCLEAN is a state-of-the-art cold work tool steel made by Böhler-Uddeholm. Specially formulated to withstand the rigors of demanding industrial appliCATions, its advanced alloy composition also makes it an exceptional blade steel -- and the defining feature of an elite family of Spyderco lightweight Knives. A proud new addition to this breed, the K390 Endela showCases this remarkable blade material in the perfect "in-between" size for an everyday carry knife.
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Spyderco Endela Variations
MSRP:
$131.60
$131.60
Used Price:
$92.12
$92.12
Sale Price:
$118.44
$118.44
Specifications |
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| Brand | Spyderco | ||
| Category | All Knives | ||
| Overall Length | 8.1" (206mm) | ||
| Closed Length | 4.69" (119mm) | ||
| Blade Length | 3.41" (87mm) | ||
| Blade Thickness | .118" (3mm) | ||
| Blade Steel | K390 | ||
| Handle Material | FRN | ||
| Pocket Clip | Yes, right or left hand, tip up/tip down | ||
| Lock Type | Lockback | ||
| Weight | 3.1oz | ||
| Country of Origin | Japan | ||
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Ratings and Reviews
Wow!!!
Ryan Allen
4 years ago
This is the knife I didn’t know I wanted. I purchased it mostly for my collection and that it wasn’t black (just a boring color for most knives; although very classy on the right ones). Personally I’m a huge fan of the Dellica and the Endura is a quality knife but generally too big for most of my needs. The PM2 is almost perfect in size with good in ergonomics. Personally…
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I find Spyderco FRN to be generally excellent and and usually prefer it over most G10. Now imagine a Dellica/Endura family of knife the size of a PM2 and you have perfection: Dellica family ergonomics, tip geometry, and an ambidextrous back lock!
I have only had this knife for a few days so I can’t comment much on the K390 steel. It broke down five or six cardboard boxes and opened a bunch of packages; haven’t touched up the blade and it still shaves. I’m pretty sure VG10 would have needed a quick strop or run on the ceramic. Actually I love VG10 and will definitely purchase an Endela in VG10 if they ever offer a color other than boring black. I have no clue if K390 will sharpen as easily.
I did purchase mine here from DLT, along with a couple of Delicas I’d been eyeing. Everything was packaged well and shipped in an expedient time. Definitely recommend them.
The photo I’m including is for size comparison left to right: Delica 4, Endela, PM2, Endura 4.
