Spyderco Centofante 3

Reviewed 01/02/2015 by Guillaume

-Price Paid: $55.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for 1 year

Comments:

Size and light weight make it a great edc knife, while people won't be afraid when you get it out of your pocket. nice steel, can be really sharp, thanks to the good steel, by te way well heat treated, and the thin blade. a gentleman's knife for sure, not meant for hard work at all but really efficient. easy one hand opening, well sized spyderhole. nice detail : the steel made spyderco logo, looks great. good retention for the clip, but could be a bit agressive with fragile cloth
the cons : poor grip, no screws to open/adjust it, but rivets.
very comfortable to carry, nice look and good cutting abilities make it one of my favorite edc.

Reviewed 01/29/2013 by Jimmy

-Price Paid: $55.00
-Used for Light Duty/General
-Owned for 1 year

Comments:

Its a nice gentlemens knife, its fancy with a nice VG10 blade. Nice scales very light weight no steel liners. Nice spyderco bug stainless logo. It goes well with a Tux or suit. Can't take it apart. but has very smooth opening.

Reviewed 04/18/2011 by george knowels

-Price Paid: $57.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for Greater than 1 year

Comments:

This knife really grows on you. It is light, slim and fits the hand very well. Opening it from the tip down position means the thumb is in the hole from the very beginning- which means a very fast opener. The thin Vg-10 blade is great for getting and maintaining an edge. Only draw backs are that the jimping on the spine snags the pocket (easily fixed with emery cloth) and that the edge touches the handle when griped in the closed position. That is a big no no in my book.

Reviewed 04/11/2010 by Jeff Weight

-Price Paid: N/A
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for 1 year

Comments:

The Spyderco Centofante 3 is a true gentleman's folder. It is sleek and compact without being to small. The weight is perfect for an urban office environment. The blade from the factory is razor sharp, and makes a great slicer.

I carry mine tip up, and the clip is just right to help it fit in the pocket without getting in the way. While I have many other knives to choose from, including a Kershaw Composite Leek, and Buck Vantage Pro, I find myself putting the Centofante 3 in my pocket more than the others. It's just perfect for EDC, and your significant other wont think it's overwhelming when you need to use it.