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Spyderco Dragonfly2 Reviews (14 total)

AJvS ·
Expensive for its size, but perfectly sized for almost every edc task you throw at it. If you have medium/small sized hands you'll love it. And because it is so small, people won't give you weird looks when you take it out of your pocket.
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Nick Janssen ·
Great EDC knife that doesn't scare coworkers, is super lightweight at just over 1 oz and comes with me everywhere, mapping, bikepacking, hiking, and the beach.
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Stone Nickerson ·
sharp, easy to use takes up no space
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Brandon Sobieray ·
ZDP189
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Cori G ·
Modded Spyderco Dragonfly 2
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Ryan ·
Small lightweight knife that fights above its weight class.
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Ryan ·
This is my current EDC. Love this knife. It's super light and you forget it's in your pocket until you need it. I have the standard VG-10 steel model and it cuts really well and holds an edge. I have XL sized hands and it's still comfortable to use because of the finger choil at the base of the blade. At first the FRN/G10 handle felt cheap since my last couple knives had stainless handles, but I've come to appreciate it. It's lightweight and still super strong and the texturing has great grip.
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PennStatePrepper ·
Nutnfancy Edition!!!!
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Tony Salvino ·
Salt series
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Benjamin red ·
Pocket clip broke twice, not risking it again.
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King ·
In ZDP-189, FRN dyed black
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Ammon ·
My first Spyderco! I'm very impressed. Everything I'd heard about them is true. I've got my eye on a few larger models now, but I can see myself carrying this for many years to come.
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Kinetic Wash ·
I usually carry this tiny blade when I have my Juice S2/ Otherwise I have a few other go-to blades and usually end up carrying a MicroTech UTX85, SOG Aegis or a Benchmade folder
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Robert Razavi ·
Anyone looking to buy this great knife, I recommend choosing the variant with ZDP-189 steel. ZDP-189 steel is one of the knife industry’s hottest, hardest and highest performing knife steels today. 3% of its structure is pure carbon which makes the steel harder and in turn furthers its edge retention capacity. For a small premium (about 20%) you can have this high-performance and exotic steel instead of the more commonly available VG-10.
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