SpydercoShaman Signature Knife with 3.58" CPM S30V Black Steel Blade and Black Matte-Finished G-10 Handle - SpyderEdge - C229GSBK

The Spyderco Shaman Signature Knife with 3.58" CPM S30V Stainless Steel Blade is a premium folding knife that is sure to impress. It features a full-flat grind blade made from high-quality CPM S30V stainless steel, which is known for its excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. The blade is also cryogenically heat treated for added toughness. The handle is made from durable G-10 scales that are textured for a secure grip. The knife also features a compression lock mechanism that provides secure lockup and easy one-handed opening. Overall, the Spyderco Shaman Signature Knife is a well-made and versatile folding knife that is perfect for everyday carry or outdoor use.Pros:High-quality CPM S30V stainless steel bladeFull-flat grind for excellent edge geometryCryogenically heat treated for added toughnessDurable G-10 scales with textured gripCompression lock mechanism for secure lockup and easy one-handed openingMade in the USACons:Can be a bit heavy for some usersPriceyOverall:The Spyderco Shaman Signature Knife is a high-quality folding knife that is sure to impress. It features a full-flat grind blade made from high-quality CPM S30V stainless steel, which is known for its excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. The blade is also cryogenically heat treated for added toughness. The handle is made from durable G-10 scales that are textured for a secure grip. The knife also features a compression lock mechanism that provides secure lockup and easy one-handed opening. Overall, the Spyderco Shaman Signature Knife is a well-made and versatile folding knife that is perfect for everyday carry or outdoor use.

Got this knife for my husband for his birthday. All he had to do was adjust the pivot point of the blade by such a teensy amount so he could open and close it fully with just a flick of the wrist.

I've owned three of these and this is the last one I'll own. They've become much too expensive. It's an old design and the materials haven't advanced in the basic models. The sprint runs come in worthwhile steels, but Spyderco's S30v leaves a lot to be desired.

Item was delivered on time in perfect condition.

This knife is the right size. Not too big not too small. The serrated edge is wickedly sharp. I haven’t had to sharpen it yet but I have a few other serrated knives that I sharpen no problem so should be fine. The lock is also very sturdy so I have complete confidence it won’t fail.That being said there are a couple of issues with it. First, mine came with the tip not machines down right so if you are looking at it from the top, the tip seems to jet off to the right about 2 mm. I tried to get a pic with my phone but it won’t focus all that well. In person the machining issue is very apparent. Imo this lapse in QC is inexcusable. Spyderco is usually really good but this one is a fail. That being said it still cuts and the tip is still sharp. Next, the spydie hole is sharp. A little machining would have been nice especially for the price. Companies like Kizer and civivi are arguably offering higher quality better machine products for less. Last has to do with the design of the knife. When closed the tang of the blade nets out of the lock area of the knife. It’s not a huge deal but if you close the knife by pinching the lock and flicking the blade down the tang will hit your finger and the knife won’t close. It’s a small thing but it’s annoying.Overall I like the knife but it due to the first two shortcomings it isn’t my first choice for edc. I usually go with the Para 3 LW or Microtech Ultratech and then this knife.

In the last couple of years this knife has been extremely hard to find from most popular dealers. So i was hesitant to by this from Amazon, in fear that it was a fake. However the knife i received from Copper and Cladd was legitimate. With that being said, the current price listings are reflective of scarcity not the material. In normal production times the price of this knife was anywhere from $150 to $180. The current listings of $240+ may be worth it for some and not for others.There are plenty of professional reviews all over the internetfor this knife; but here is a random shmucks experience so far. The knife itself is excellent. The smoothe contoured G10 handles feel great in the hand and in the pocket. It did come with a very strong detent; but a week of use and fidgit opening and closing smoothed it out. The slightly thicker blade stock (compared to the Spyderco PM2), leaf shaped blade, and flat grind makes for a more durable blade, blade tip, and makes cutting a joy. The ergonomics of the handle feel good for my hand size (smaller side of average for a guy). The only modification I required to fit my personal preference was to change out the normal spyderco clip to a deep carry. Overall, a great every day carry knife.

A mi entender tiene un error de diseño en la hoja, en el perno de apoyo al final del filo. Cuando se cierra con el movimiento de vaiven, este perno se superpone al back look, asi que tropieza con el dedo que lo acciona y no se acaba de cerrar del todo al impedirlo el propio dedo, asi que hay que acabar cerrandola con el pulgar o insistiendo con un pequeño golpe al aire una vez el dedo esta fuera.Aún sabiendo este pequeño inconveniente , es una navaja excelente que tenia muchas ganas de tener.El diseño en general me encanta, asi como el grosor de la hoja, el acabado, la calidad del acero y el corte.La recomiendo, pero es bueno saber lo que he dicho al principio, a mi no me importa demasiado, pero puede que a alguien no le guste.No le doy cinco estrellas por este motivo

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