SpydercoLadybug 3 Lightweight Salt Plain Edge Folding Poket Knife Rustproof Outdoor Camping & Hiking Knife (Yellow)

How did I ever live without this great knife? I did hesitate before buying this because of the cost, but It's worth every pennyWhat I love about it:1) Extremely lightweight2) Won't ever rust3) Unbelievably sharp and holds it's edge4) Extremely easy to open even with creaky arthritic hands5) The criss-cross design on the handle makes it easy to find in the pocket and is anti-slip6) The locking system is strong and makes it very safe to use.7) Yellow colour is easy to find if you drop it in long grass.8) This size is perfect for everyday use. I have much smaller Spyderco knives but I tend to lose them and they are too fiddly to use daily.I have this in my pocket at all times and use it countless times a day. It is fantastic and indispensable.

A great little knife for putting on your keys.The H1 steel is fantastic and is really easy to keep shaving sharp.I have a few spyderco knifes with different blade steels but the H1 salt steel is my favourite.

Very pricey for a keyring knife, but literally the best I've found for this purpose.

I like its small size and lightness; it locks out and the cleverly shaped handle is very good to hold. I don't like that it is quite difficult to sharpen. I use it all the time and have it in my pocket on yellow para cord.

Ich habe mir das Messer damals auf der Basis von guten Erfahrungsberichten mit Spyderco und seines ansprechenden Designs gekauft. Ebenfalls gefiel mir die Vorstellung ein Messer zu haben, das nicht rosten kann.Gerostet ist es mir bisher auch tatsächlich nicht, aber nach jeder kleinen Schneidarbeit knickt die Klinge des Messers förmlich ein. Eine Box muss zerschnitten werden? Stumpf. Ein Stift angespitzt werden? Stumpf. So geht das Tag ein Tag aus. Die Klinge lässt sich leicht wieder schärfen, erinnert einen aber an jeden Schleifprozess mit Kratzern, die sich leicht in das weiche Metall einschleichen.Fazit: Zu empfehlen ist das Messer wohl nur in Kombination mit einem Schleifstein. Der Sicherungsmechanismus funktioniert gut, der Griff liegt gut in der Hand, aber ein Messer das nicht schneidet ist ein Messer ohne Wert. Über den Preis kann man sich streiten, für mich ist er jedoch nicht mit der Qualität des Produktes vereinbar.

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刃渡り45mm ハンドル62mm 全長113mm成人男性は片手での開け閉めが厳しいかもです。なのでストラップを自作して小指で保持できるようにしました。だいぶ変わります。海上作業で使用するので錆びにくいのはとても重宝します。カッターなどは1週間で使い物にならなくなるので…ですが潮被った際はちゃんと水洗いしてCRCを吹くようにしてます。

This is one of three Spyderco Ladybug3 Plain Edge knives I purchased for comparison (and use).The Ladybug3 is a "keychain" knife - no pocket clip, but a lanyard hole in the end of the handle intended for a typical bead-chain loop(or split-ring) to snap onto your keys. This is no poorly made, flimsy, quick-to-dull toy, but a well made, strong and useful beyond itssize tool for cutting lots of stuff. It happens to be quite small, yet feels good (useable) in-hand and it works.There are really nice, expensive "gentleman's knife" choices from traditional slip joint makers that can do such tasks but excel as'pocket jewelry'; the Spyderco Ladybug is more utilitarian - light, one-handed, and not-so-conspicuous. Take that Abalone-handled Peanutto a wedding; take the Ladybug to the office.If you want something a bit bigger (handle-wise) to hold onto, look to Spyderco's Dragonfly series made in the same three steel choices.Both Ladybug and Dragonfly have comparable blade lengths/shapes, the Dragonfly gives a longer/larger handle to grip.The three Ladybug3's were:The ZDP189 super-steel version, the VG10 standard-high-quality-steel version, and the H1 rust-proof-steel version.The points for comparison were edge retention and ease of sharpening.The use test was soft-wood whittling and Every Day Carry usage (cutting open those Amazon boxes, cutting tape, cardboard, etc.)Yes, not the best choice of whittling knife - I use a 2 blade Congress - but a choice for steel comparison.The result: Each knife has it's distinct advantage, so one must choose wisely based on what you will do with it.> All 3 are easy to open with one-hand, and quick to task. I use a short colorful lanyard loop to find and fetch from my jeans 'watch pocket'> The Ladybug3 is the well-made, perfect size for a handy man or woman for most everyday urban cutting tasks.> The ZDP-189 is the most expensive, due to a steel that really does hold its edge - I've only needed to strop it. While it may be more difficult to sharpen if really allowed to dull, modern diamond plates or rods do a quick job. The ZDP-189 Ladybug3 is the one for someone who wants that edge to be sharp and can't get to sharpening for a while. While it might seem this edge retention is good for whittling, Brittleness associated with hardness can be a concern, and it is much better to be able to quickly sharpen and strop and get back to it. So I conclude this is the light use ever-sharp pocket pal, not a put to hard use steel.> The H-1 is the next highest price, due to a steel that really will not rust - however, it is softer, so it will show scratches and the edge will dull the most quickly of the three; the serrated version due to its added work hardening processing will hold its edge quite well. The H-1 takes sharpening quite well... about like AUS-8, a good quality, general use stainless. The yellow handle helps it from 'getting lost', and suggesting safety/work versus tactical intent. This is the one for any who are around water or use their knives with that which can corrode them; also, consider the serrated version.> The VG10 is the standard for price and performance. Edge holding is in-between the H1 and ZDP189. While it can show rust spots if 'put away wet', especially after cutting an orange, etc., in most uses and with most users a wipe-down with a damp paper towel will prevent any corrosion, and most will find the VG10 to hold its edge quite well, and not quite as easy to sharpen as H-1 or AUS-8, it sharpens more quickly than ZDP-189 or other "super-steels". The VG10 is the one for most users - including that opportune stick-whittling or carving initials in a heart (not condoning!)

The size is perfect for a keychain. Yes, you can open it one handed, but a paracord fob would certainly help. The blade steel is immune to most degradation so you don't have to worry about what chemicals you might used to clean it. The blade steel is also pretty tough so you don't have to worry about it shipping too much if you're going to use it to scrape some nasty off of something. It will require the occasional sharpening , but the steel is super easy to sharpen. The yellow is super easy to see so it doesn't matter if you drop it in a lake or if you drop it in the backyard in the middle of the night it'll be easier to find. If you think that the handle or the blade might be a bit too thin, which for most things they certainly are not- try to keep an eye out for a man bug version, although I don't think they have one in H1