Spyderco Resilience Lightweight Knife with Steel Blade and Durable Black FRN Handle

First Spyderco knife I got that is made in China. Overpriced for Chinese manufacturing, but underpriced for a Spyderco, so it comes out right on the balance. Good size for most applications, sharp, opens smoothly, rides snugly in the pocket. Very good option for EDC knife south of Benchmade and MIJ Spyderco.

Is my new edc and I couldn't be happier with the durability of the blade. Stays sharp and I beat it up. Great look and feel helps with the overall function. It's light so I barely feel it.

Theknife is very sharp right out of the box. I have always like Spyderco knives and wanted one without all the serrations and the Resilience fit the bill. It is very easy to customize the clip attachment; point up or down, right or left carry. Would definitely recommend this knife.Additional Information: the screws that hold the clip to the knife have started to come loose. I have tightened them a couple of times, but recently lost one. I purchased Blue Loctite so hopefully won't lose any more.

Like it a lot, I adjusted really easy upsizing from 3.5 size to this 4.2Still portable and in my pocket, I recommend it 100%, feels like good quality

Light weight. Good quality. I own many Spyderco knives.

This is my first "light" Spyderco knife. It is much lighter than a regular Spyderco knife. The quality is very good, and the blade is Spyderco sharp. This model is at the large end of pocket knife but still easy to carry. Quite frankly Spyderco is the standard that I judge other knives by.

A tad big but I still EDC it

Perfect knife if you have big hands