Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Spyderco Brad Southard Flipper

Judging from customer feedback, the hot new Spyderco Southard is the most anticipated new Spyderco knife for 2013! When you check it against all of the top fashionable features you get a great EDC:

  • Ti Framelock
  • Flipper
  • Over-extend feature
  • New/exotic steel
  • Unique color
  • Innovative design
When we checked it against the list the Southard scores in all the categories. To top it off, this is the first flipper Spyderco has ever produced so there is a lot of anticipation. If you didn't pre-order yours--waist no time--as Spyderco is sure to take awhile to catch up with the demand for this hot new folder.

Here is what Spyderco says about the Southard...
Brad Southard is an amazingly talented custom knifemaker who specializes in high-performance folder designs. His first collaboration with Spyderco features a "flipper"--a novel blade-opening device that was pioneered by custom knifemaker Kit Carson. A flipper consists of a small lever that extends from the base of the Southard's CTS 204P hollow-ground blade and protrudes from the back of the knife's handle when closed. Pulling on it with your index finger creates a tension against the detent mechanism that holds the blade closed. When the detent is overcome, the blade rotates on a special captive ball-bearing pivot system and snaps authoritatively into the open position.
The Southard's handle combines a textured Earth-brown G-10 scale and thick titanium liner on one side with a solid titanium scale on the other. The titanium scale forms the foundation of the knife's sturdy Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.) mechanism and features a small inlaid G-10 panel that acts as an overtravel stop when releasing the lock mechanism. It is also home to the knife's matching stainless steel clip, which supports right-side tip-up carry.
Offering an amazing synthesis of ergonomics, functionality, and state-of-the-art materials, the Southard is one of the most advanced Spyderco folders ever produced.
Secure yours today at OsoGrandeKnives.com.

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