Folding Blade Knives
Back in 1998 the Spyderco Calypso (Caly) made a name for itself, dominating the knife scene thanks to its 4 inch blade and micarta handle. 14 years later, Spyderco is on its third generation of the Caly and each model has gotten better and better. One of the main complaints about the earlier versions was that the ergonomics weren’t great. Spyderco listened to the critics; the latest version of the Spyderco Caly fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. The Spyderco Caly 3 is improved in every way be it blade design or style. This knife has a little bit of panache, meaning you can carry it in your Carharts or concealed in a suit. I got my Caly 3 mainly as a collectible but this thing is built like a bank vault and this knife is now one of my favorite EDC’s

Back in 1998 the Spyderco Calypso (Caly) made a name for itself, dominating the knife scene thanks to its 4 inch blade and micarta handle. 14 years later, Spyderco is on its third generation of the Caly and each model has gotten better and better. One of the main complaints about the earlier versions was that the ergonomics weren’t great. Spyderco listened to the critics; the latest version of the Spyderco Caly fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. The Spyderco Caly 3 is improved in every way be it blade design or style. This knife has a little bit of panache, meaning you can carry it in your Carharts or concealed in a suit. I got my Caly 3 mainly as a collectible but this thing is built like a bank vault and this knife is now one of my favorite EDC’s

(Source: knifehog.com)

9 months ago