Blade steel: AUS-8
Blade length:  1 7/8 inches
Length: 4 1/2 inches
Grind: High saber
Lock type: Liner lock

The Subcom (affectionately nicknamed "The Biscuit"), designed by Chad Los Banos of Hawaii, United States of America, North America, Earth, Sol, Milky Way, is a surprisingly capable knife for its size. The blade's wide belly has more edge than it seems, and the deep finger groove and textured FRN handle provides a firm grip. The knife is equipped with a removeable pocket clip for right-hand, tip-up or tip-down carry.

The Subcom is only available in plain edge.

The M1 Lightfoot was designed by a man who is never satisfied. Equipped with a deeply textured FRN handle, right or left handed, tip up or down pocket clip, blade guard doubling as a flipper for quick opening, and "Millenium Tanto" blade shape (recurve, tanto, slight belly, and hint of drop point), the M1 is a force to be reckoned with. Equipped with patented LAWKS system for positive lockup.

The M1 Lightfoot is available in plain edge and combination edge.

The M16-14LE is designed entirely for performance. The aluminum handle scales, blade flipper/blade guard, and tanto blade make for a solid, no-nonsense knife. Equipped with patented LAWKS system for positive lockup.

The M16-14LE is only available in combination edge.

The Combat Karambit is designed for self-defense, and every one of its features reflects that; most notably the wave opening feature--a wave shape on the spine of the blade designed to catch the pants pocket and open automatically--allowing very quick deployment. Other features include a hawkbill blade shape, finger hole in the end of the handle, and several cutouts in the handle useful for rotating the knife into different grips. Also equipped with a reversible tip up-only pocket clip, oval-shaped hole in the blade for one-handed opening, and two titanium liners for added strength.

The Combat Karambit is only available in plain edge.

What do you get when you take the Emerson Combat Karambit and give it a recurve blade profile? The Emerson Commander Karambit.

The Commander Karambit is only available in plain edge.

The Endura 4 is the next generation of one of Spyderco's most popular models. The pocket clip has been changed, now thinner and shorter, while the addition of dual nested, steel, skeletonized liners allows the knife to be carried tip up or tip down, left or right handed in addition to adding heft and strength to the handle. The Endura was once notorious for having its tip broken off, but the spine of the blade has now been curved down slightly, greatly increasing its strength.

The Endura is available in plain edge (C10PBK), combo edge (C10PSBK), and Spyder (serrated) edge (C10SBK).

The Delica 4, the Endura 4's little brother, is the next generation of one of Spyderco's most popular models. The pocket clip has been changed, now thinner and shorter, while the addition of dual nested, steel, skeletonized liners allows the knife to be carried tip up or tip down, left or right handed in addition to adding heft and strength to the handle. The Delica was once notorious for having its tip broken off, but the spine of the blade has now been curved down slightly, greatly increasing its strength.

The Delica is available in plain edge (C10PBK), combo edge (C10PSBK), and Spyder (serrated) edge (C10SBK).

The Native is widely accepted as Spyderco's most ergonomic knife. Two deep finger grooves give the user excellent control over the knife, while the FRN handle's texturing keeps the knife from slipping in the hand. The CPM S30V blade will require less sharpening than almost any other blade steel. The clip is reversible for left or right handed carry, tip up only carry.

The Native is available in plain edge (C41PBK) and combo edge (C41PSBK).

The Calypso Jr. is a people-friendly, ergonomic knife for general use. The VG10 blade retains an edge well and is easily sharpened, while the C52PBRG's ZDP-189 is touted as having incredible edge retention--better than CPM S30V--at the cost of being more difficult to sharpen. The FRN handle's "fish scale" texture pattern offers a very secure grip. The Calypso Jr.'s clip is reversible for left or right handed, tip down-only carry.

The Calypso Jr. is available in plain edge, black handle (C52PBK); Spyder (serrated) edge, black handle (C52SBK); plain edge, gray handle (C52PGY); and plain edge, burgundy handle (C52PBRG).

The Manix is a very large, very tough knife fit to do almost any job, from opening packages to carving and cutting wood. It is fitted with a tough G10 handle with dual skeletonized steel liners and one of Spyderco's toughest locks. The Manix's clip is reversible for left or right handed, tip up or down carry.

The Manix is available in plain edge (C95GP) and combo edge (C95GPS).

The Lava is a small, ergonomic knife for general use. Two deep finger grooves and serrations on the front finger groove and thumb ramp provide excellent grip despite the small, stainless steel handle. The clip is reversible for left or right handed, tip up-only carry.

The Lava is only available in plain edge (C110P).