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Spyderco UpTern Lock Back C261PS

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Spyderco UpTern Lock Back C261PSThe Spyderco UpTern is a compact, EDC friendly folder designed to be a dependable companion in the field. Heres what makes it stand out: Blade: The 2. 84 inch leaf shaped blade is crafted from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel. With a plain edge, its ideal for everyday cutting tasks. Opening Mechanism: The round hole opener allows for easy, ambidextrous one handed deployment. Handle: The solid stainless steel handle ensures durability and a comfortable grip.

The Spyderco UpTern is a compact, EDC-friendly folder designed to be a dependable companion in the field. Here’s what makes it stand out:


  • Blade: The 2.84-inch leaf-shaped blade is crafted from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel. With a plain edge, it’s ideal for everyday cutting tasks.
  • Opening Mechanism: The round hole opener allows for easy, ambidextrous one-handed deployment.
  • Handle: The solid stainless steel handle ensures durability and a comfortable grip.
  • Locking Mechanism: The sturdy lockback mechanism provides confidence during heavy-duty use.
  • Pocket Clip: The four-position pocket clip allows for versatile carry options.


Performance and Versatility


The UpTern is based on the Tern model from Byrd Knives, now reimagined under the Spyderco brand. Here’s why it’s a must-have:


  • Budget-Friendly: As a value folder, the UpTern offers exceptional performance without breaking the bank.
  • Hard-Use Folder: Whether you need a reliable beater or a loaner knife for a colleague, the UpTern delivers.
  • Everyday Carry: Its compact size and practical features make it an excellent choice for daily use.


Why Choose the Spyderco UpTern?


  1. Reliability: Built to withstand tough conditions, the UpTern won’t let you down when it matters most.
  2. Compact Size: Fits comfortably in your pocket or gear bag without adding bulk.
  3. Quality Craftsmanship: Spyderco’s reputation for excellence ensures you’re getting a top-notch tool.


Conclusion


At WCuniforms, we recommend the Spyderco UpTern Lock Back Knife as an essential addition to any first responder’s toolkit. Its blend of affordability, functionality, and durability makes it a smart choice for those who serve and protect. Trust the UpTern to be by your side when duty calls. 

Overall Length 6.57" (167mm)
Blade Length 2.82" (72mm)
Steel 8Cr13MoV
Closed Length 3.80" (97mm)
Edge Length 2.25" (57mm)
Weight 3.6oz (102g)
Blade Thickness 0.098" (2.5mm)
Handle Stainless Steel
Clip Position Ambi
Tip Carry Position 4-position
Lock Type Back Lock
Grind Full-Flat
Sheath N/A

UPC 716104017157

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