C96 SpyKer

The C96 SpyKer is a collaboration between Spyderco and Kershaw.

Appearance in catalogs

The C96 SpyKer appeared in .

Designer

Ken Onion

Sal Glesser

Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web

"The SpyKer appears to be a Kershaw while equally resembling a Spyderco. Kershaw's chief designer and prominent knifemaker Ken Onion is responsible for the pleasingly curved shape while Spyderco's Sal Glesser adds the Spyderco Round Hole and expected ergonomics. The CPMS30V steel blade is hollow-ground with a spine swedge. From midway along the cutting surface. Spyderco's Round Hole, a mark of quality in the industry, is lined up with two smaller holes of descending size. The three holes grouped by size are a design feature associated with Kershaw symbolizing their quality and craftsmanship. Precision-machined G-10 handles are inlayed with silver carbon-fiber twill and assembled with an adjustable pivot pin and phosphor bronze bushings. Set behind the cutting edge, a finger choil optimally positions the hand for advanced control. A black steel pocket clip carries the knife tip-down in a pocket."

Variations

The C76 is made in Golden, CO.

• a Back Lock

SKU	Handle	Edge(s)	Steel	From/To	MSRP	Note	Number made	Grind	Clip	Clip positions	Collectors club
C96GP	Black G-10 and Silver CF	PE	CPM-S30V	2005	249.95$ (2005)		3000	Hollow	Black Metal	RH, TD

Most collectible variation

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Technical information

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C96 SpyKer:

Length overall	Length closed	Length blade	Length edge	Hole Ø	Blade thickness	Weight
214mm	124mm	90mm	84mm	12.5mm	4mm	111g

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C96 SpyKer:

Length overall	Length closed	Length blade	Length edge	Hole Ø	Blade thickness	Weight
8.438"	4.875"	3.563"	3.3136"	0.5"	0.156"	3.9oz