Spyderco Native 5 S110V Lightweight Review 

Best review I've seen on this knife yet I was trying to find out about the slow action opening and your review clear that up for me great job

Love every spyderco I have gotten! All with FRN so far.

I just got one of these for my Dad. I hope he enjoys it.

Picked up the Native in S110 v Thanks again for the video 😎👍

i always watch your reviews if it's a knife i might be interested in and the cut tests are fantastic! already having the lightweight native 5 in bd1 (i think) i found a g10 native 5 in s110v. i'm hoping i never have to sharpen it and may just send it out when stropping fails. i love me a back lock (and liner lock) by spyderco and other than a tiny bit of lube i just let the stiff wear in naturally. as always, cardboard is torn or cut with utility knife...wish you did chainsaw chain reviews....

Excellent review!

s110V has become one of my favorite EDC steels. Sharpening isn’t bad and I’ve had no chipping issues. The edge retention is awesome and it’s super stainless.

You added some quality blades to your collection. This is another nice addition, enjoy!

Just pulled my Para2 in S110v out of the safe to start carrying it. Sharpest edge I have ever gotten on a new knife. Scary sharp. Will see how it fares in the cardboard wars.

Another wicked blade! You're going to have to re-mortage the house! ;-)

Very good

What is it with sharpening S110 is it that hard?

When is your video on The Secrets of Grapes coming out?

awesome video bud. im subbing up to your channel.

So native 5 lightweight s110v or Chaparrel noble in XHP...??????

Most spyderco pocket clips don't appeal to me, I like the more deep carry style clips. Spyderco knives also are just too similar to me, a lot of them have the same sort of form. I guess it's just personal taste, I can understand the appeal of them, just not for me. Regardless, looks like a fantastic knife, curious to see how that steel works out, haven't heard of S110V. I'm assuming it's harder that S30V?