SPYDERCO C242CFP IKUCHI FOLDING KNIFE – CPM S30V STEEL – COMPRESSION LOCK – MADE IN TAIWAN – PLAIN EDGE CARBON FIBER/G - 10 HANDLE - S&R KNIVES INC
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SPYDERCO C242CFP IKUCHI FOLDING KNIFE – CPM S30V STEEL – COMPRESSION LOCK – MADE IN TAIWAN – PLAIN EDGE CARBON FIBER/G-10 HANDLE

$249.99

Product Type: FOLDING KNIVES

Spyderco Ikuchi CPM S30V – Ultra-Slim, Mechanically Refined

Designed by mechanical engineer and custom knifemaker Paul Alexander, the Spyderco Ikuchi reimagines the modern folder with minimalist elegance and cutting-edge mechanics. Its slim, open-backed handle houses a full-flat-ground CPM S30V blade that deploys via a unique tang flipper—no protruding tab, just a smooth stroke of the thumb or index finger.

The carbon fiber/G-10 laminate scales are paired with skeletonized stainless steel liners for strength without bulk, while Spyderco’s patented Compression Lock™ ensures secure, one-handed lockup. A reversible deep-carry wire clip rounds out this sleek EDC, offering discreet, ambidextrous tip-up carry in a package that’s as refined as it is functional.

Product Dimensions

  • Overall Length: 7.61" (193 mm)
  • Closed Length: 4.35" (110 mm)
  • Blade Length: 3.26" (83 mm)
  • Cutting Edge: 3.18" (81 mm)
  • Blade Thickness: 0.098" (2.5 mm)
  • Weight: 2.1 oz (60 g)

Features

  • Blade Steel: CPM S30V stainless steel — premium edge retention and corrosion resistance
  • Blade Grind: Full-flat — satin finish delivers clean slicing and low-friction performance
  • Handle Material: Carbon fiber/G-10 laminate — lightweight, strong, and visually striking
  • Locking Mechanism: Compression Lock™ — secure, ambidextrous, and easy to operate
  • Pocket Clip: Reversible deep-carry wire clip — discreet tip-up carry for left or right-hand users
  • Opening Method: Tang flipper — sleek, tab-free design for smooth, intuitive opening
  • Liner Material: Skeletonized stainless steel — adds rigidity without excess weight
  • Country of Origin: Taiwan — precision-built at Spyderco’s Taichung facility