PK098 | Spyderco | C10JBBP - Endura (Gen. 4) - Blue Jigged Bone / Damascus Blade / PE
MODEL NAME - Endura (Generation 4)
MODEL NUMBER - C10JBBP
DESIGNER - Sal Glesser
BLADE LENGTH - 3.4375”
CLOSED LENGTH - 4.875”
OVERALL LENGTH - 8.75”
BLADE THICKNESS - .125”
BLADE STEEL - D.P.S. 15 Damascus / VG-10 Core
BLADE GRIND - Full Flat Grind
BLADE EDGE - PlainEdge
HANDLE MATERIAL - Blue Jigged Bone
BOLSTER / GUARD MATERIAL - Blue Titanium
LINERS - File-Worked Stainless Steel
SPACER(S) - N/A
BLADE FINISH - Satin
LOCK MECHANISM - Lock-Back
CLIP - No Clip
THUMB STUD(S) - Spyderco Round Hole
WEIGHT - 5.0 oz.
SHEATH - N/A
BOX - Original Black Zipper Pouch
SERIAL NUMBER - N/A
ORIGIN - Japan
PRODUCTION DATE - 2012
DESCRIPTION - The Spyderco Endura is one of Spyderco’s most recognizable knives, and possibly one of the most recognizable icons in all of tactical knives. The Endura, it's one of the most popular all-purpose utility knives that Spyderco makes, and has enjoyed several revisions.
The latest version, the Endura 4 came out in 2006. It has some major modifications from the E3. First off are the scales, they are made using Bi-Directional Texturing (trademarked) which lives up to the name as it gives great traction in any hand grip position that you hold the knife in. To further add traction jimping has been added to the spine of the blade. This is also the first Endura to have skeletonized liners (steel liners with holes cut in to save weight) to give it added strength without adding weight to the knife. The blade has a less pointy tip to avoid breakage. The Enduras have always been workhorses and because of that people have been known to push the knife to its limits and this change helps the tip remain intact. The clip is new and is connected to the liners with 3 small screws this allows it to connected in four different positions (tip-up/tip-down/left hand/right hand). The spydie hole has been enlarged to 13mm.
COMMENTS - Sprintrun / 1000 Total Production