SpydercoPolice 4 Lighweight Knife - Black FRN Handle with PlainEdge, Full-Flat, VG-10 Steel Blade and Back Lock - C07PBK4

I just received my knife yesterday, and I already love it. This is my second Spyderco the first being the excellent-value-for-money, Resilience. That knife showed me how much I appreciate a 4"+ blade and Spyderco, so when I lost it I decided to try the Police 4 Lite model. Overall the Police is longer, lighter, and thinner than the Resilience. It locks up solidly, and the skelotonized steel liners add a lot of strength and not much weight. It's far from fixed blade strength, but feels like a precise, high quality EDC tool. It will certainly be my preferred choice for as long as I can foresee. The grip is good, ergonomics are fair (would be comfier is the handle were ticker, but I'm happy to accept that compromise because I can hardly tell I have a mini pocket sword on me), and the Japanese steel and craftsmanship is excellent. It came sharp but the first thing I did was polish the grind marks out of the bevels and get it razor sharp. Time will tell how it deals with corrosion, but for now it is a total winner and good value at $90.

I like the size. Not too large. Not too small. Lightweight. Very good steel and sharpness. Adapts for preferred method of carry. Ambi.

What this knife lacks in frills, it delivers with solid, reliable performance. The blade style is somewhere between a sheepsfoot and a wharncliffe, providing great cutting performance. The slight downcurve at the tip gives an adequate piercing ability while still allowing the blade tip of the knife to be used without risking poking underlying surfaces. For a first responder cutting away loose clothing to triage an injury, this definitely has advantages.With quality VG10 blade steel backed by a stout lockback, the blade locks home with confidence. At the same time, the glass fiber reinforced nylon handles and the skeletonized liner make this large blade light on the pocket. Combined with the deep carry clip, it makes a big, stout EDC.If you need a knife that works for you, with simple construction and blade design and no fancy frills, this is a good choice.

Excellent Japanese quality blade. Needs an aftermarket 'deep carry' clip for EDC.

Light weight, fits in my XXL hands, opens one handed and looks bad a$$. Because of the size the knife is large in the pocket. But this knife is a field/work knife, made for police/military use, not EDC. Great for working the farm, hiking the woods and car camping. The lock back is very good at locking the blade but I find myself carrying the Manix XL more.

This is a very well constructed knife that marries a plastic handle with a high quality steel alloy very sharp (and ominous appearing) blade and as a result it is lightweight, slim, and easy to carry. The handle's surface is knurled for a good grip. Closed position is unlocked and it opens easy and then it locks. Very good overall.

This knife feels comfortable and screams self-defense. It is a little awkward for daily box opening but certainly up to the task with its razor sharp blade. I’d call it an elegant EDC with nightmare intentions.

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