Spyderco Cara Cara FRN (combo edge)

FRN? It means "fiberglass reinforced nylon" which is a plastic material used for manufacturing knife handles because it's lightweight, long wearing and not prohibitively expensive. Featuring a hollow-ground blade made from high-carbon 8Cr13MoV stainless steel that's available with a plain edge or combination plain edge/serrated cutting edge. The comet shaped hole in the blade is found on all Byrd knives and symbolizes quality and tight manufacturing tolerances and allows the knife to be opened easily with one hand. Keeping the knife slip-free in the hand while cutting is a section of crosshatched texturing on the blade's spine called jimping. Features a 4-way pocket clip for left or right-handed, tip-up or tip-down carry. Adding to the folder's rigidity and strength are full-length stainless steel liners set inside the handle. Offering a tasteful touch of embellishing, filework runs the length of the handle's spine. A David Boye dent in the lock's release lever means you won't disengage the blade unintentionally while pressing on the lock.

Spyderco Cara Cara FRN specifications:

• Length overall: 221 mm

• Length closed: 123 mm

• Blade length: 98 mm

• Cutting edge: 83 mm

• Blade steel: 8Cr13MoV

• Blade thickness: 3 mm

• Weight: 109 g

• Hole diameter: 12 mm

• Handle material: FRN