The Spyderco Resilience PE pocket knife is, with a length of 238 mm (9.375”), one of the bigger pocket knives in the Spyderco range. It can be opened with one hand with the Spyderco trademark thumbhole and is secured in place with a Michael Walker liner lock.
The 3 mm thick full-grind blade is made from 8Cr13Mov steel that’s highly corrosion resistant and has a good hardness that’ll make for a good edge retention. It pivots between two washers, made from phosphor bronze, which has a very low coefficient of friction.
When wielding a high quality blade, it’s only logical the handle is also top-quality and the Spyderco Resilience PE certainly doesn’t disappoint with strong and grippy G10 scales. By using skeletonized liners, the knife has a very nice balance.
| Product code | C142G |
| Type | Other pocket knives |
| Opening system | Thumbhole |
| One-handed opening | Yes |
| Lock | Liner lock |
| Weight (gram) | 154 |
| Pocket clip | Yes - Tip up / Tip down - R/L |
| Designer | Sal Glesser |
| Type of steel | 8Cr13MoV |
| Type of edge | Plain edge |
| Material handle | G10 |
| Blade length (mm) | 108 |
| Opened length (cm) | 23.8 |
| Closed length (cm) | 13.3 |
