C30 Remote Release

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The C30 Remote Release ...

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Sal Glesser [1]

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Remote Release 2

There are sports and activities where attaching a folder above the waist makes sense (think spray skirts, buoyancy belts and overloaded duty belts). The Remote Release's spring loaded shackle clip fastens to a carabiner, belt loop or ring and releases by pulling back on the textured release pin. The model permits releasing and one hand opening without having to rotate the knife in the hand. Kraton handle insets inhibit skidding in the hand. Lanyard hole for backup/secondary cord attachment.

The C30 Remote Release 2 in Spyderco's online catalog.

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SKU Handle Edge(s) Steel From/To MSRP Note Number made Grind Clip Clip positions Collectors club

Remote Release 2

The C30 Remote Release 2...

SKU Handle Edge(s) Steel From/To MSRP Note Number made Grind Clip Clip positions Collectors club


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Measurements (mm and grams) of the C30 Remote Release:

Variation Length overall Length closed Length blade Length edge Hole Ø Blade thickness Weight
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Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C30 Remote Release:

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Measurements (mm and grams) of the C30 Remote Release 2:

Variation Length overall Length closed Length blade Length edge Hole Ø Blade thickness Weight
198mm 122mm 76mm 67mm mm 3mm 70g


Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C30 Remote Release 2:

Variation Length overall Length closed Length blade Length edge Hole Ø Blade thickness Weight
7.812" 4.812" 3" 2.625" " .125" 2.5oz

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  1. Sal Glesser's original comment can be found on Spyderco-Forums [1]

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