Spyderco Squarehead Small Folding Knife with 1.30" Blade

This is a fantastic little carry knife. Like many knife enthusiasts, I usually carry more than 1 knife. If you are like me and you might like a knife on you in any occasion, no matter how small. I like to have a knife on me for protection, sure, but more for utility than anything as I use a knife daily. This little knife fits perfectly into a coin pocket, a larger wallet (provided you do not put it next to a credit card and sit on it, cracking the credit card), or in my case in one of the outer pockets my "phone wallet" case has. Utility factor is fantastic for it's size, and with a S30V blade steel as well as the light, but very strong, titanium base/handle. This thing is a great buy that when you have in your hand I think you will justify the slightly more expensive cost.

I own a Spyderco Dog Tag Folder and was intrigued with this design immediately! I found fit and finish excellent. This tiny folder can be opened and closed one handed, but not flicked open. The titanium construction is very well done and I'm impressed with the design, and construction. Were I to carry it, it would fit perfectly in a jeans watch pocket. 10.0 Cool factor, and a well designed, innovative, unique, mini-folder with a great, solid lock-up for such a small folder! I really like the design and execution of this Spidie with one exception..... The knife frame has relative sharp edges. Not cut you sharp, just uncomfortably "Square". Had Spyderco just barely rounded or relieved the edges of the frame it would be more comfortable, ergonomic, and I'd had given it 6 Stars !!! That said, I really love the design, and it's a must for Spidie Fans and for guys and girls who love Gadgets ! The Worlds sexiest box cutter, and a premium design!,

Spyderco’s reputation is well earned. This little “dog tag” styled blade is perfect for its intended function of being a reliable EDC utility blade. It is one hand operable, small, sturdy, and pretty cool to boot. The price point is only complaint.

Bought this lil knife to keep as a glorified box cutter. It was ok for that purpose but too pricey to keep. Sold it and bought a real pocket knife. After the novelty of this small knife wore out it turned out not to be so practical. If you are a collector it may be worth it but if not you might want to pass on it.

I've been wanting this knife for a while and I follow the knife designer on Instagram. I love the design and now that I'm using it I love everything about this knife. It fits great in the little coin pocket of the right pocket in a pair of jeans or can be tethered easily to a strap on a bag or keychain. It has a nice feel to it and snaps crisply open and shut when in use. You never realize you even have it on you but it comes in really handy for all kinds of little needs when you don't have a larger pocket knife on you.

Am a huge fan of Spyderco - have the PM2, Dragonfly, Manix 2 and LionSpy - and love them all. Spyderco's SquareHead is a great utilitarian knife concept.. like a little tank designed by the Russian Military. Despite the tiny size of the knife, the 'spyderhole' consumes about a quarter of the blade and works very well (though you can't flick it like you would with your other Spydercos - no surprise there) - it opens and closes easily - and features a very innovative frame lock and detent combo (which works great) adapted for a dog tag folder. Bought this over the Spyderco Panchenko Dog Tag mainly because the blade lines up with the handle on the Squarehead - which is mandatory for a tiny knife IMO. The jimping is a nice feature, which provides some added grip, and overall was surprised by how well the knife fits in the hand despite the small, square size. The blade is a chiselled edge - the knife's edge is flat on one side and sharp on the other. Why only 2 stars? 2 reasons: 1. it features a flipper style? pivot that is WAY too big for this knife: it is nearly the size pivot used on the LionSpy and even bigger than the PM2! This makes the knife 50% thicker than it needs to be and doesn't sync up with the overall concept and purpose of a tiny dog tag knife. Why not use a small recessed pivot screw? 2. the Squarehead came with vertical blade play: it's noticeable. Even with its strengths, the Squarehead is closer to a work in progress than a finished product.

I love this knife. After I added a little strap, (pics attached) it has replaced my much larger every day knife. It is razor sharp and will shave your arm right out of the box. It's a little spendy, but it has instantly become my favorite little knife. Well-made. no play in the blade, Sharp as hell . I did buff the edges of it slightly on my 3M wheel on my benchtop grinder to simulate wear, because the edges are slightly "sharp" as a brand new knife and without the strap attached ( I can actually put my pinky in the strap and it makes the knife that much more secure ) , really grasping onto it with your hand can be slightly uncomfortable. Definitely not a serious problem, because if you get this knife you will probably instantly fall in love with it. Also, the head of it is very square so you can actually use it to scrape off stickers and decals stuff from glass or similar and not even touch the business side of the blade.

I Love it

sono un amatore e' come me lo aspettavo grazie anche perché prediligo coltelli piccoli e un po' fuori dal classico ciao