Spyderco Tenacious Lightweight Satin Plain S35VN Blue FRN Liner Lock C122PBL

A stalwart of the Spyderco budget line, the ever popular Tenacious is now being produced in a lightweight FRN version. Even though it’s one of the least expensive models from Spyderco, a lot of effort was made to keep the value high. The lightweight FRN version reduces the knife by 10% while maintaining the same functional and ergonomic design and liner lock construction. This premium version comes with blue FRN handle scales and a satin finished, plain edge, American CPM-S35VN stainless steel blade.

Brand new, direct from Spyderco Knives.

Blade: A trademark leaf shaped blade with Spyderco RoundHole allows for easy deployment on phosphor bronze washers and is flat ground for superior slicing ability. Made of American CPM-S35VN stainless steel the satin finished blade offers enhanced performance in edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness. The blade rises above the handle when deployed and makes a natural thumb ramp with aggressive jimping for added control.

Handle: An open back construction with stainless steel spacers allows for easy cleaning and maintenance. Skeletonized stainless steel liners support lightweight, durable and weather resistant fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) scales attached with Torx screws. The FRN scales are molded with Spyderco’s Bi-Directional texturing offering unparalleled traction for security during use in the most adverse conditions. The front scale has a relief cutout in the handle for access to a jimped liner lock for easy operation and added security in the hand. A generous hole is provided for lanyard attachment.

Carries via a four position stainless steel pocket clip for ambidextrous carry.

CPM S35VN: was designed to offer improved toughness over CPM S30V. It is also easier to machine and polish than CPM S30V and the adjusted chemistry makes CPM S35VN about 15-20% tougher than CPM S30V without any loss of wear resistance. CPM S35VN’s improved toughness gives it better resistance to edge chipping.