Spyderco's innovative button-lock folder features a 3.27" 8Cr13MoV clip point blade with full-flat grind, smooth ball bearing action, and lightweight carbon fiber/G-10 handle scales with reversible carry clip.
Designed by Eric Glesser, the ButtonUp represents Spyderco's first manual-opening button-lock folder—a significant milestone in the company's storied history of knife innovation. This design combines the convenience of button-lock operation with engineering excellence to create one of the smoothest folding actions available today.
The modified clip point blade measures 3.27 inches and is crafted from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel. A full-flat grind geometry provides superior edge geometry and blade strength, making this knife equally at home for everyday cutting tasks or more demanding work. The blade features a combination edge for versatility.
Ball bearing pivot washers ensure the ButtonUp delivers one of the smoothest deployment actions in the Spyderco lineup. The button-lock mechanism is both high-strength and intuitive, making this knife genuinely "fidget-friendly" for those who appreciate smooth, satisfying knife action.
The open-backed handle combines smooth carbon fiber and G-10 laminate scales with nested stainless steel microliners around the pivot and lock mechanism. This construction keeps weight minimal while maintaining durability and easy cleaning.
A reversible hourglass clip provides left- or right-side tip-up carry, accommodating your preferred carry method. The handle also features a lined lanyard tube for easy attachment of fobs and lanyards, ensuring you can customize your carry setup.
Overall Length: 7.5 inches | Blade Steel: 8Cr13MoV | Handle: Carbon Fiber/G-10 Laminate