There are definitely more affordable alternatives to the small Spyderco Spyderpac when it comes to a bit of kit for the compact transport, organization, and storage of a folding knife collection. A basic tool roll that can be found at most any hardware store can certainly fill this role. For those who also want the added ability to display their knives, though, I can’t readily think of another option in the small Spyderpac’s price range. In addition to the usual tool roll features like a carry handle and a removable shoulder strap, the Spyderpac also has two steel D-rings that can be used to mount the entire thing on hooks on a wall or any other flat, vertical surface such as the door or the back of an equipment locker. The transparent pockets—18 in total—allow for the quick and easy identification of the Spyderpac’s contents and prevent the knives from bumping and potentially scratching each other during transport. The pockets are a good size, too, with enough room to hold even a Manix 2 XL or a YoJumbo, two of the widest models in Spyderco’s current production line-up. I’ve bought a few Spyderpacs over the years to house my growing folding knife collection and I can vouch for their durability: my first Spyderpac is probably over a decade old at this point, and it still looks pretty much the way it did when I bought it, with no rips or tears to be found anywhere and the Velcro closures still holding strong. The Spyderpac isn't an essential piece of gear by any means, but it is very, very useful and can go a long way towards tidying up one’s folding knife collection.