Spyderco para 3
Based on 99 reviews
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- Great for EDC
- Lightweight
- Compact size
- Easy to carry in pocket or bag
- Quality is good out of the box
Reviews
Top reviews
Kizer October. Spyderco para 3 is so overrated. Washers instead of bearing, inferior steel. Overpriced.
It was practically perfect out
It was practically perfect out of the box. I added just a touch of KPL and the thing flew open and fell shut. I finally get what all the hype was about! SMKW had it on my doorstep a couple days before I expected it. Great job y’all !
This knife is it.
I empathize with the folks who have apparently experienced quality control issues-- the first Golden Colorado produced Paramilitary 2 I received from Blade HQ was of dreadful quality; the blade wiggled from side to side, it came quite dull, and the blade was discolored, as if they had screwed up the...
great everyday carry knife
love the knife, its a perfect edc blade, very compact and very lightweight. i'd definitely recommend it for someone that is looking for a light edc knife that just disappears in your pocket.
Spyderco para 3 lightweight is an excellent option, I carry it in my gym shorts while doing yardwork and I forget it’s there. The wire clip is also great for concealed inconspicuous carry.
Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight FRN Review | BladeReviews.com
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The Spyderco Paramilitary 2 may be the most popular knife in the last 20 years. It’s received near universal acclaim, and is revered...
Does the Spyderco Para 3 Live Up to the Hype? | KnifeNews.com
With the adjustments Spyderco made to the design, the Para 3 lives up to the billing. It may be smaller than the Para Military 2, but it still feels like a workhorse.
I know I'll get down voted but don't get the spyderco para 3. Everyone on this sub told me to buy it and the pocket clip broke off in less than 2 months. Waste of 130 bucks
Normally carry a Para 2,
Normally carry a Para 2, which is a great knife, but slightly too big with the blade length and the way it carried in the pocket. The Para 3 offers the right dimensions for usability and every day carry, not to mention it’s also totally legal in my area.
The Para 3: A great knife that is either very much for you, or not for you at all.
Hard to call a knife in this price range a "beater", but that's what this is. A knife you can use - hard - daily without worry. This isn't a disappear-in-your-pocket lightweight folder (especially with the stock clip placement). But if you need a 3"-limit knife for hard use, it's tough to find anyth...
Specs
Warranty
Lifetime warranty
Made in
U.S.A
Blade length
7,5 cm
Closed length
10,9 cm