Spyderco Cara Cara 2 Knife - Byrd Edition

Mark Kenney: Great product for the money. Mine is years old now and still as solid as the day I got it

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Werbs: I liked the sturdiness of the all-stainless steel construction. The fact that it's made in the PRC takes away some of its shine however.

United States on Jul 19, 2023

Kevin Day: While it doesn't hold a blade well it is useful for what it is a basic knife for basic use.

United States on May 03, 2023

KIKI 2007: Nunca me la enviaron

Mexico on Jun 28, 2020

Emmanuel G.: Muy sólido, fiable, buena retención del filo

Mexico on Oct 18, 2019

Fernando Reyes: Una Navaja de muy buena construcción para el día a día está excelente. La uso mucho y para iniciar con estas herramientas está excelente en cuanto a precio y calidad.

Mexico on Sep 27, 2019

besseralsnixbesseralsnix: Es sieht aus als ob es schon benutzt wurde....
Das Messer an sich ist für den Preis ok.

Germany on Jun 03, 2019

Geomark007Geomark007: The media could not be loaded.   Spyderco byrd Cara Cara2 SS PlainEdge Knife

I got this knife especially for the sleek look, but it is so much more than that. The quality is amazing considering the money. I know it's not cheap but compared to other folding knives it's great for the money. I purchased this knife and the Spyderco Police Model Stainless Steel Plain edge. This one is made in china while the Police model is made in Seki-City Japan. But let me tell you there is a difference in quality like the blade and mechanics but both knifes are awesome. It is not as smooth and quality wise as the police model but very similar. Great carrying everyday use and sharp as it can get. Overall very happy with the product. All the specifications are in the link provided . The reason why I compare both knives is because the Police Model Stainless Steel Plain Edge Knife is so similar but about $70 bucks more. That is why I did a review on both knives.

United States on Mar 19, 2016

DPB: I carried a Spyderco Police model for ten years, but when times got tough I sold it. I missed it almost immediately but I didn't want to drop $100 on another one, and I replaced it with the original Cara Cara in stainless steel. That's been a great knife, and it's been in my pocket every day for the last eight years or so. It's easy to sharpen, holds an edge reasonably well, and it's as serviceable today as the day I bought it. Say what you want about Byrd knives, but I can tell you from experience that the original Cara Cara would have given my Spyderco Police a run for its money.

I saw the Cara Cara 2, and I liked the shape of the blade a bit better, and on a whim I ordered one. This is definitely not the same knife as the original model. The first thing I noticed was that it's noticeably lighter than the old model, so I dropped them both on a scale and found the CC2 is .4 OZ lighter. The handles are nearly identical and virtually all the reduction in weight is due to the new blade. The old blade was hollow ground and was .125" thick for nearly the entire length of the spine. This new blade is .125" thick, but only back by the tang, and it tapers all the way to the tip....

United States on Nov 18, 2015