Spyderco Endela

18+

€134.16

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Description
Specifications

Sized to literally split the difference between the iconic Endura® 4 and Delica® 4 Lightweights, the Spyderco Endela proudly offers all the highly refined, time-tested features of each in a the perfect “in-between” format. Its full-flat-ground blade is crafted from VG-10 stainless steel and proudly sports a fully accessible Trademark Round Hole™ for ambidextrous one-hand opening.

Available with either a PlainEdge™ or SpyderEdge™, the blade is supported by a sturdy back lock mechanism, skeletonized stainless steel liners, and injection-molded fiberglass-reinforced-nylon (FRN) scales. Spyderco’s trademark Bi-Directional Texturing™ pattern ensures a non-slip grip and a four-position pocket clip offers a choice of tip-up or tip-down carry on both sides of the body.

SKU: SC243-$$
Age Restriction:: 18+
Overall Length (cm): 20.6
Blade Material:: VG10 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.3
Sheath:: No
Closed Length (cm): 11.9
Pocket Clip:: Yes
Handle Material:: FRN
Handle Colour:: Black
Blade Colour:: Satin
Blade Shape:: Drop Point

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5
Endela

Posted by Chris on 23rd Dec 2023

Awesome. My new go to, it's just about the perfect size where I found the delica a bit uncomfortable and the endura a bit too big. Lovely blade profile with tonnes of belly . I think spyderco have nailed it with this. Roll out colour options like with the other two mentioned models. Well done spyderco and thanks to heinnie for sterling service as usual
5
About time.

Posted by Leigh. on 27th Sep 2020

I've owned an Endura of some description for the best part of 30 years. AUS8 & VG10 versions. Great knife. I have also owned at least two Delica's. Also a good knife. However, the Endura is a wee bit too big for day to day use & the Delica's is too small. The Endela splits that difference quite nicely. I have been using mine as a work knife for the last couple of weeks. Cutting heavy duty strapping, webbing and heavy gauge shrink /heat wrap. It's basically laughed at everything I have thrown at it. Everyone in the place are using Stanley knives. God help them. One thing I recommend: buy the Lansky stick sharpener to retouch the blade. Also sold by Heinnie Haynes. Takes the guesswork out of retouching serrations.