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Spyderco COBOL Folding Knife 3.63" M390 Titanium Gray

Spyderco COBOL Folding Knife 3.63" M390 Titanium Gray

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The Spyderco COBOL is a folding knife designed by Paul Alexander, built around a 3.63-inch M390 particle metallurgy stainless steel blade with a saber grind and an Asian-inspired tanto profile. Its Ball Joint Non-Locking mechanism uses ball bearing indexing, and the solid titanium handle scales carry integral spring arms for a secure grip.

The extended blade tail allows one-handed opening, while the ambidextrous reversible deep-pocket wire clip supports left or right-side tip-up carry. It suits collectors and users who value innovative design and premium materials.

Key Features

Brand Spyderco
Model COBOL
Product Type Folding Knife
Blade Steel M390 Particle Metallurgy Stainless Steel
Blade Length 3.63 in
Blade Grind Saber Grind
Blade Profile Asian-Inspired Tanto
Edge Type Plain
Locking Mechanism Ball Joint Non-Locking
Handle Material Titanium
Handle Color Gray
Opening One-Handed
Clip Ambidextrous Reversible Deep-Pocket Wire Clip
Carry Options Left or Right-Side Tip-Up
Designer Paul Alexander
Condition New

Highlights

  • 3.63" M390 particle metallurgy stainless steel blade with saber grind
  • Ball Joint Non-Locking mechanism with ball bearing indexing
  • Solid titanium handle scales with integral spring arms
  • Asian-inspired tanto blade profile with katana-style point
  • One-handed opening with extended blade tail
  • Ambidextrous reversible deep-pocket wire clip
  • Left or right-side tip-up carry options

Frequently asked questions

What is the blade length of the Spyderco COBOL?

The blade measures 3.63 inches.

What type of steel is the blade made from?

The blade is made from M390 particle metallurgy stainless steel with a saber grind.

How does the knife open?

It opens one-handed using the extended blade tail.

What is the handle made of?

The handle scales are solid titanium with integral spring arms.

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