My TOP 5 FAVORITE Spyderco Knives in 2022 

I'm surprised they're not all gone already!

Yep 👍 my dude

Thank you so much! You will love that knife.

Thank you! It's my personal favorite PM2 as well.

Yeah I'm excited to get my hands on one too

I've been waiting for a preorder. So far, radio silence.

@@felixf5211 Yes , I haven't heard a Peep about it ..... I'm dying to get one .....👍🖖

@@PM-mr8ky I like the frn manix with out a doubt especially for carrying and using for a edc. But my manix 2 G10 is definately a nicer feel in hand in my opinion especially being heavier and feeling more high end. I know its weird but mostly all my knives I dont use I just keep them in the boxes and enjoy looking at them every so often and playing with them with compression lock and so on. To me most higher end knives are just to pretty and nice to use especially when your spending 200 to 700 dollars for them. So I carry a Spyderco Tenascious or another descent cheaper knife for when I need a knife for any kind of cutting task. But I carry my SPYDERCO YOJIMBO every day for self protection every single day no matter what and there's been times I used it for minor cutting task but try not to because I like keeping it razor sharp just in case.

Cruware is awesome 👏.

Spyderco just released a salt version of the PM2 with Magnacut steel. Thing is amazing

They stick to what they know, and do well. But don't write off stuff like the recent Stovepipe or their other unique collabs for example that kind of break the mold. They do all those well too.

I have a Lum chinese folder in hap 40 , it's pretty awesome .

Only problem is that it is attached to an opinel lol

I just learned that carbon steels are not food safe, now I can’t imagine any reason to own an opinel

For me it was definietly the tenacious and the para3. An opinel came pretty sharp out of the box as well, however the tip of the blade still had a burr on it

My yojimbo is scary sharp and I've never sharpened it. My para 2 wasn't too much off... But the sharpest knife I think I've bought to date was a Hogue Deka... Don't take my word, get one and you'll know I'm not lying 😀

@@LB-np5zv heya, carbon steels are absolutely food safe! neither carbon or iron is toxic xo

The Paramilitary 2 is one of the finest knives of all time, you can't change my mind :)

I kind of regret not including the Shaman

The Silverax is way more comfortable than it looks isn't it?

i have a cruwear pm2 but i got the KC exclusive with smooth black g10 instead of purple

If you like the 2, can't go wrong with a Para 3. It's the mini version!

Or Sage 5

I love the Native 5 for smaller EDC knife

The Smock is very unique, and while I understand it has a lot of fans, I personally don’t like the ergonomics.

You nailed. This is a great list. I carry the the pm 2 or the yojimbo 2 every day

Difference is the Para 2 is not quite big enough for a main edc and #3 is even smaller a mini all too expensive. Start with a new Cold Steel Recon 1 for a hundred. Triad lock, excellent ergos scales a minimum 4" blade length & choose clip, spear, tanto. The Spiderco military is one version maybe worth the ($240)? price as a do everything edc

The difference is one is more pocket friendly this dude wants fixed blade lengths on a folder lol. Most places you can’t even have blades that long. The para 3 is more pocket friendly and disappears in the pocket like a Bugout would and the pm2 is a little longer. Pm2 has a blade length over 3 inches and the para 3 has a blade length under 3 inches so depending local laws or needs one could be a better choice than the other. Personally I love both. The action on both is very similar with the pm2 having more heft in the hand. The para 3 is like a grab and go knife like a Bugout or something along those lines. Personally I don’t like the FRN on the lightweights but if that’s your thing they have those as well. Spyderco is superior to cold steel in every way. You get these old timers in love with a fix blade size and style knife so their suggestions are a bit dated and not what’s actually carried by workers or first responders etc. take that comment with a grain of salt @cold2d

@@ScottSmith-lx5xb 3 inches of blade edge is great for a main EDC for nearly everyone. I do a lot of farm work and never needed anything bigger. Guaranteed you don't need "minimum 4 inches" either.

Nothing. Lol.

@@BornIn1500 this guy for sure thinks he needs a 5inch blade just to cut some boxes and a apple that he only decided to eat cause he felt like using his knife. One thing I can’t stand about this knife community has been the how snobby/elitist some of the guys are.

I feel that way about most of the modern super steels, but they are worth the extra time in my opinion!

Diamondstones only and you good to go

The police is nice but way to long. The shaman, the pm2, manix (non lightweight) smock, para 3, lil native with the compression lock, all solid options.

@@mendoafgoo420 there is no knife laws where I live. I carry 2 automatic Benchmades a Buck 119 fixed blade and sometimes edc a Cold Steel Espada XL with no problem. No laws here to prevent carrying what ever I want. I use my Buck 110 folder to cut through the rib cage of the white tail deer I've shot in season.

Same here. I bought mine Spiderco Police model with the aluminium scales in the late 80's, had it sent over to the UK by special order from a Knife shop. I was surprised they still selling them, only difference now is there are more holes for the moving around the pocket clip, which must says how popular they are. It still sharp as hell. 😄

They are ugly but also perhaps the best fitting for my hands out of all the knives

i love it , i am bored of most of the benchmades for example