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Spyderco Ladybug Lockback Knife Blue FRN (1.97" Satin K390) LFP3K390

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Original price $114.99
Current price $89.99

K390 is a high-alloy particle metallurgy tool steel enriched with high volumes of vanadium, tungsten and cobalt. Produced by Bӧhler-Uddeholm, its advanced alloy composition offers exceptional edge retention and toughness and makes it an ideal choice for steel connoisseurs.

This remarkable expression of the Ladybug is the first in a special series of Spyderco knives to supercharge the proven features of well-established models with this elite, high-performance steel. To make these K390-bladed knives even more unique, their injection-molded FRN handles will feature a distinctive blue handle color.

Overall Length
4.45" (113mm)
Blade Length
1.97" (50mm)
Steel
K390
Closed Length
2.48" (63mm)
Edge Length
1.74" (44mm)
Weight
0.6oz (17g)
Blade Thickness
0.079" (2.0mm)
Handle
FRN
Clip Position
N/A
Tip Carry Position
N/A
Lock Type
Back Lock
Grind
Full-Flat
Sheath
N/A
Origin
Japan

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Sean
A little too small, but still a great blade

I find the smaller blades get, the harder they are to take apart and maintain (clean, lube, adjust pivot, etc). There was some vertical play on the blade which I found abnormal.

This is purely a keychain, last case scenario blade. It should be note that you could theoretically also get a dragonfly 2 on a keychain which is the perfect knife for almost any EDC situation. Not sure if other people use this often, I got it purely for the looks on a keychain but don’t feel that comfortable going for it.

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Dachose
Tiny pot

Was a little bit more disappointed with this one compared to other small (and even smaller) Spyderco or Byrd knives by the fact that it has a bit of vertical blade play (my only knife of the brand that does). It still is decent price for having a K390 on hand, and the 2 fingers and a half grip is really well made for the size. For a 16g super steel folder, it's still worth it. Has smooth one hand opening, nice click sound when fully open. Closing it one hand is a bit more tricky without injuring yourself. Doesn't have a clip, but the key ring hole is wide enough to take sturdier key rings, which is not the case for every knife.

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