Spyderco Subvert Sprint Run 20CV Carbon Fiber Scales C239CFP
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Short video of recently Released Spyderco Subvert Sprint Run. Featuring a Large blade of Premium Crucible CPM-20CV Stainless Steel, Phosphorus Bronze cage Ball bearings pivot, 3MM thick titanium liners/lock mechanism, Premier Solid Carbon Fiber Scales, Right hand tip up pocket clip, And proudly Made in Taichung Taiwan. This is the Spyderco Version of Nati Amor Sabotage Custom. $ 420.00 Map
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Spyderco Subvert Sprint Run (C239CFP) - 4.12" Satin CPM-20CV Drop Point Plain Blade, Carbon Fiber Handle
The Subvert knife, designed by esteemed Israeli goldsmith and custom knifemaker Nati Amor, has been flawlessly adapted into a high-quality production knife. This particular version, known as the Sprint Run™ expression, takes the design even further by crafting a full-flat-ground blade using CPM 20CV stainless steel. This exceptional material boasts incredible wear resistance, thanks to its high concentration of vanadium carbides and chromium. It offers an outstanding combination of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness. The knife's beautifully contoured scales are machined from solid carbon fiber with meticulous precision. Other notable features include ball-bearing pivot washers, thick titanium liners with intricate skeletonization, a robust LinerLock mechanism, and a custom pocket clip designed for right-side, tip-up carry.
Specifications:
Knife TypeFolding Knife BrandSpyderco Product NameSubvert Sprint Run Model #C239CFP
Overall Length (in)9.30
Closed Length (in)5.18
Blade Length (in)4.12
Blade Thickness (in)0.157
Handle Thickness (in)0.76
Blade Material CPM-20CV
Blade Style Drop Point
Blade EdgePlain
Blade Finish Satin
Handle Material Carbon Fiber
Handle ColorBlack
Lock TypeLiner Lock Clip
PositionTip-Up, Right carry
Weight (oz)5.9
OriginTaiwan
Designed byIsraeli goldsmith, Nati Amor Blade
Piece of art!
@@wrjames38 Oh yeah! Thanks for watching
Elegant, brutal, functional, and comfortable all at once.
Thanks for watching
Just ordered mine; $300 shipped. God Bless Eric and Sal, especially for the OpFocus program!
Definitely an awesome program that benefits Veterans, Law Enforcement, Fire, And other first responders. Hope you enjoy the Subvert Sprint and thanks for watching. Have a great independence day
Same. They were previously in stock but sold out. Glad to see there are more. Big knives are so fun.
nice! always giving us the news on drop info. thank you. hope you are doing well. have a great weekend 👍🏻
Felt weird making a video with my back brace on, Awkward! I'm getting stronger everyday walking a mile at a time couple times a day.
The military 2 is dropping and there's a St. Nick's Goddard Exclusive available now too. Have a good weekend Sam and a happy 4Th
I would love to see this knife with M4 or K390 or similar steel. I’m usually a stainless guy but the subvert just feels like it should be a non stainless. Just my thoughts, cool knife, looks good
Spyderco always does a Sprint(or upper end production)on various models with carbon Fiber and S90V. I'm assuming they wanted to keep the price around $400 and used 20CV instead. I K390 Subvert would be killer. Thanks for watching Mike
20CV is nothing to be ashamed of either though. The s30v is a bit tame I'll give you that!
And a slicer, processer knife like this should definitely be a stainless!
I don't know what knife should be stainless if not right this one 😅
You have a wild imagination brother 😆
That's really fecking nice 👌 I just got the Extrema Ratio RAO 2 but this is firmly in the sights × 🔫
The carbon fiber on this version is some of the nicest Spyderco has produced so far! Thanks for watching
Really cool, thanks for sharing. Hope you’re doing well
Thanks EDC! Getting stronger everyday and able to walk a little more. Have a good weekend/4TH and thanks for watching
Just ordered one.Cant wait to put it in my edc rotation.
Congrats on your purchase , Hope you get a fine example. Thanks for watching
hey james , hope your doing well buddy ? that's a stunner. nearly grabbed it yesterday but am trying to keep my collection as small as i can. thought they'd have gone s90v but that doesn't matter. got my first strider sng tiger stripe today. soooooo disappointed . to look at and hold it's just the best knife ever to me BUT it came with small scfratches on the blade (could have overlooked those) terrible lockstick two hand job , not centred and worst of all was the sharpness (there wasn't any very very very dull) cost me $1016 and is on it's way back.
I'm getting better everyday Ian, Thanks for asking. Slow going but you can't rush the spinal fusion process.
I've been buying knives that are supposedly (according to community) top notch and "worth" the ridiculous cost. Recent was Koenig Arius from USA Made Blade that was a blade show piece. Has polished chamfers around Titanium scales and timascus back spacer. Perfect in every way but not even close to the $1153 price tag. Same with CRK and Hinderer in my opinion. I haven't made a video of these yet as I'm contemplating just showing or diving into the bloated "hype" that surround them.
Sorry about your Strider, Hope you get a good one to enjoy. Have a great weekend my friend and thanks for watching.
Awesome looking knife, that's a keeper for sure. Hope you're doing well and thanks for sharing brother!
I love the way Taichung does Carbon Fiber! Thanks for watching and have a great holiday weekend.
Thats awesome! Great video 👍
Thanks for watching Jeremy
Ugh... It's €599 (€569 discounted) where I live...
I want it sooo bad, but that price tag is too insane.
Maybe a vendor will discount it in the future and make it worthwhile for purchase. Thanks for watching
Thats a beauty
Thanks for watching S2S and have a good holiday weekend
@@knifevideochannel4657 you too brother
any hot spots with the top ti sticking out on handle?
I've used the Orange scaled version and haven't noticed a hot spot from the proud liners. That being said the cutting chores have been minor compared to my normal Carry work blades. Thanks for watching
Beautiful knife. I’m on the fence because of price and that belly on blade. Stay sharp my friend.
Anyone who says it's not a collectors piece is full of it. I mean it'll cut just fine , But so will a 5Max! I can't imagine carrying these on a daily basis and I like large knives. I'm sure there's exceptions though. Thanks for watching and have a good weekend/4th.
@@knifevideochannel4657 btw I finally completed my para 3 collection. I have them all except next weeks satin scorpion.
@@LiftHeavy1 Congrats on the P3 collection! I've enjoyed the chase on a lot of the models. My wife want to get some sort of display case for her favorite colors!
it's truly a gorgeous knife but collector only for me. wouldn't want to attempt to sharpen that recurve. yes art buy totally unpractical.
100% absolutely practical,highly useful blade shape and very easy to sharpen. I hate resharpening, I’m no pro and I had zero issues getting the S30V going strong again. Of course 20CV will take a little bit more time. If I can do it with a simple Sharpmaker anybody can. It’s not as large as everyone makes it out be. It’s wide but it’s no more unwieldy than a Emerson, Freeman 451, or most Medfords.
Does the 20cv one have a lockbar insert?
No! The titanium liners/ liner lock are 3mm thick though. Have not heard any reports of lock stick or lock travel with extended use on original Subvert! Thanks for watching
Will any scales made for the OG Subvert work with the c.f. version? Just snagged one!
The knife is identical to the original orange version that I show in video, Except for the 20CV and Carbon Scales. So yes, Any aftermarket scales should work just fine. Thanks for watching
Great looking blade, but at over $400 , Spyderco is beginning to get out of touch with the majority of their customers.
I respect your opinion but I have to disagree! Have you ever held Spydercos annual product catalog in hand? They offer so many different blades (value to high end) for every type of customer.
In the Subvert you get a good rendition of a Nati Amor custom that would be $1500-$3000 grand, For $400 bucks it's a steel. This 1200 piece Sprint will be sold out before winter! Thanks for sharing your opinion and watching
@@knifevideochannel4657 Yes, I have been an avid knife collector and user for 30 years. I used to receive Sal’s catalog and was the grateful recipient of Spyderco’s military/first responder discount program for many years. Again, it’s just my opinion, but I don’t see $400 in this blade just because it has a maker’s name attached to it, but to each his own. Take care.
@@sturmgewehr70 If you’re military, a veteran, or first responder; this Sprint Subvert would only cost ya $300, through the OpFocus program. That’s how I got mine, and I’m VERY VERY pleased with it… at that price. 😉
@@sturmgewehr70with the OpsFocus program, this is just $300+tax. If you compare this sprint run to the OG Subvert, it should be very competitive pricing given that the OG is only S30V steel whereas this sprint run is S20v steel, which is a much premium steel. Regardless of the custom maker’s name, comparing the size, material used, and the manufacturing location (Taiwan, spyderco’s best manufacturing plant), this knife is at the right price range.
Too bad they didnt make the pocket clip reversible. Worthless.
Seems a lot of companies only cater to Right handed users for their higher end pieces, Money left on the table! Thanks for watching
Correct. Modifying a design to cater to ~10 percent of customers is worthless.