Spyderco Chaparral Lightweight Prestige Knife with 2.80 CTS XHP Steel Blade and Gray Durable FRN Handle - PlainEdge - C152PGY

If you are looking for a small and lightweight pocket knife that is one of the best slicing knives you will ever use this is the knife that you want. Xhp steel is fantastic Spyderco really knows what they're doing with it it is a very high performance still is sharpens up very very well it's tough enough holds the edge great and is super easy to touch up be it on a strop or ceramic rod and when it's time for a full sharpening it responds beautifully to high performance waterstones. This still really loves naniwa chosera 800 grit as the finish and it performs great with that finish, lots of aggressive bite and really high levels of keenness. Xhp is one of my favorite stainless steels because of the edge that it takes it becomes so incredibly sticky Sharp and has so much bite and it holds on to it extremely well my favorite stainless steel would be s90v but xhp isn't all that far behind. Tai Chung Spyderco plant really does excellent quality work and their heat treat is fantastic on every steel they work with. What's so great about this knife is just how thin it is in the overall geometry makes for one laser beam slicer it literally Cuts Like the materials not there. If you like very slicey knives then the Chappy is for YOU. It's so small yeah even with XL hands I get a full grip as long as I'm using the 50/50 choil and it's super comfortable in hand and ready to go to work! It carries very nicely in the fifth pocket it also carries very nicely as a main carry it's thin doesn't take up much pocket real estate and it's extremely lightweight this is one of spyderco's best designs

This is a great little pocket knife. Very solid construction, and came very sharp out of the box. It is also a very good looking knife, small and sleek and not imposing in any way. So great to carry around without fear of people being freaked out by it. I have read that some people have noted a gritty action out of the box. I had a very slight bit of grit feel, I mean really slight. The blade is very close to the sides of the frame, and with pressure from your thumb, can rub a little. The grit feel was just the edge of the frame being a tiny bit sharp. Not like a burr or anything, just a very clean sharp 90 degree edge. After opening and closing the blade with a little extra downward pressure a few times (maybe 10), it went away and is very smooth now. A drop of oil and it is like butter. No issues with the fit and finish at all. The blade is perfectly centered with zero play in any direction when locked. I don't even see the initial slight gritty feel is an issue seeing as it is rectified so easily. I haven't had it long enough to comment on how well it holds an edge, but reports from others suggest it will probably hold up quite well, and for a little light duty pocket knife, I'm sure it will be more than adequate. I do have one small gripe, but that is not with the knife. Mine did NOT come with the advertised S30V steel. It has CTS-XHP steel instead. I'm not particularly bothered by this, as both are very nice steels, but it was described as S30V on the product page. Not a huge deal to me, but if you specifically wanted S30V, beware that might not be what you get. Amazon should change the description really. Very nice knife. I don't think I'll need another small folder for a long time :)

For some reason I started getting into carrying a pocket knife in the last couple of years even though I've never been a camper, hiker, or someone that whittles. I work in an office, doing IT work. But I seemed to be ordering so much stuff online that I was tired of using all the kitchen knives to open packages so I thought a pocket knife would be cool. So I bought a lot of different ones to get a sweet spot option that was thin, but not too thin, lightweight, but not flimsy, and not too long (less than 3 inches), was NOT framelock because the dry hand deep splits I get in my thumbs in the winter make it super painful to operate a framelock, and I wanted an outer sheath will not shred my clothes when I slide/clip it in my pocket and I wanted a deep carry clip. I've finally landed on this knife that seems to check all the boxes. I don't even notice it's in my pocket but it has a really quality solid in-hand feel, it's very well made with all the tolerances tight and solid, has a lockback (not framelock), is less than 3 inches, and is super sharp - I've already cut my finger. I like the black wire-style pocket clip. It is understated and doesn't scream "I'm carrying a pocket knife!" when worn with nicer clothes. And it is a deep enough clip that you don't see much at all, if any, of the knife itself protruding from your pocket. For someone who knows nothing about knives, this seems like a really good solid-feeling all-around knife for everyday use.

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perfecto

Super diseño compacto, pero el seguro esta muy duro, no se si requiera un ajuste o sea cuestión del diseño, ya veremos.

Es suficientemente grande para uso real, y pequeña para portar con pantalones de vestir, mezclilla, etc.