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title: "Spyderco Endura Lightweight Emerson Opener Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8\" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping - PlainEdge - C10PGYW"
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# 4-position ambidextrous pocket clip 3.8" VG-10 steel blade Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon handle Spyderco Endura Lightweight Emerson Opener Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping - PlainEdge - C10PGYW

**Brand:** spyderco
**Price:** VT40088
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Elevate your EDC game with the Endura—where precision meets unstoppable versatility.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Spyderco Endura Lightweight Emerson Opener Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping - PlainEdge - C10PGYW by spyderco
- **How much does it cost?** VT40088 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- spyderco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted spyderco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Carry:** Four-position pocket clip and ambidextrous design let you carry your Endura your way—right or left-handed.
- • **Lock-Back Security:** Robust back lock mechanism guarantees a rock-solid blade lockup with effortless, safe closing.
- • **Ergonomic FRN Handle:** Lightweight yet rugged fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with textured grip for all-day comfort and control.
- • **Rapid One-Handed Deployment:** Spyderco’s iconic Wave feature enables lightning-fast, glove-friendly blade opening—never miss a cut.
- • **Precision-Crafted VG-10 Steel:** Saber-ground blade ensures razor-sharp edge retention and corrosion resistance for all your cutting needs.

## Overview

The Spyderco Endura Folding Pocket Knife features a 3.8-inch VG-10 stainless steel blade known for exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Its lightweight yet durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle offers superior grip and comfort, while the four-position ambidextrous pocket clip provides customizable carry options. Equipped with Spyderco’s patented Wave opener, this knife delivers rapid one-handed deployment, making it perfect for tactical, camping, survival, and everyday tasks. Trusted by professionals and enthusiasts alike, the Endura combines reliability, ergonomic design, and high-performance materials in a sleek, portable package.

## Description

Founded in 1976, Spyderco began with a vision to revolutionize cutting tools—and did just that. We introduced industry firsts like the round hole for one-handed opening, the pocket clip, and serrated edges, setting new standards in knife design. Today, Spyderco is a global leader trusted by professionals, first responders, and everyday users alike. Every knife reflects our commitment to innovation, quality, and performance you can count on. Military Knives Visit the Store Military Knives Visit the Store Salt Knives Visit the Store Salt Knives Endura Knives Visit the Store Endura Knives Culinary Knives Visit the Store Culinary Knives Fixed Blade Knives Visit the Store Fixed Blade Knives Specialty Knives Visit the Store Specialty Knives Sharpeners Visit the Store Sharpeners

Review: My ultimate knife - This is the best knife I've ever owned. I gained an interest in knives about 2 years ago, but didn't know enough about them to make a good purchase. I first bought a cheaper assisted opening knife, and liked it a lot, but the spring broke on me. I was then gifted a microtech switchblade clone, which I thought was cool but found out that it was very cheap. Over the time period of me owning these knives I would explore forums and watch videos (particularly a youtube channel named nutnfancy, check it out, here is his video on this knife:[...] and I gained a lot of knowledge on good knives. My criteria for this knife purchase were then as followed (ranked in order of importance): 1) Folding knife, 3-4" from a name brand manufacturer. Folding because I would carry it with me everywhere, and these are typically lighter too. 3-4" because longer knives are increasingly awkward to work with on most tasks, and shorter knives just look small (I want to like my knife!). A name brand knife would hopefully mean a tight lockup (no or veryyyy little blade play), good quality build, decent customer service, and a name knife people can recognize (because its nice having a knife people think is cool). 2) Good steel. Name brand manufacturers offer knives in bad steel for cheaper blades, and I didn't want that. I wanted a decent/good steel. I didn't want to break the bank, but I wanted to have a blade made out of something worth making a blade out of. (sharpening difficulty, edge retention, rust resistance, ect) 3) Blade shape. I wanted something shaped like a drop or spear point. These were the knives I found easiest to use. I would prefer a knife without serrations. Small amounts of serration at the base would be acceptable, but perhaps not ideal. 4) Opening speed/ease. I wanted a knife that was fast to open, because the faster it is, the more convenient it is. If I could get a knife that would be better at self defense WITHOUT sacrificing utility, I would opt for that knife. Self defense wasn't my primary purpose for purchasing but anyone who says they don't carry a knife for self defense is either dumb or lying, because when it comes down to it, if you need to use that knife to save your life, you will, no questions asked. That is called self defense. Again, any knives with gains in self defense WITHOUT sacrificing in the previous areas would be preferable over alternatives to me. With all those criteria in mind, this is the perfect knife for me. It fits all of the criteria perfectly. Folding, 3.8" blade, Spyderco, very nice lockup, good quality, good customer service (from what I hear, haven't needed it yet), VG-10 steel is a great steel, blade shape is what I wanted, no serrations, and this is in the group of the fastest opening knives on the market because of the wave feature (although I will mention that spyderco's wave is larger than any other manufacturer, and this does make for easier, more reliable opening, so one could argue that this is the fastest). That is why I bought the knife. Upon using and working with the knife, my expectations have been met. I love this knife. I don't have a single complaint. ----- 2 Month Update ----- I still love the knife, man this thing is awesome, and the wave feature is so nice. Initially I looked at it as just a tactical improvement, but its actually shown to be a utility improvement too. Opening this knife with gloves on is a breeze, and if something needs to be cut, no one needs to wait around while you fumble with your knife. You can hold what youre cutting in one hand and veryyy easily cut it without any thought, in any conditions. I have learned how to operate the knife completely with one hand, which is something I did not think could be done (closing a lock back one handed?). You can actually put your finger in a place under the blade, and hinge the locking mechanism. If you know where to put your finger, the blade will fall and the flat part by the base with bump into you, letting you reach around and close it. As Im typing this, I did a blade play check. The blade still locks up as tight as the day I bought it, and it should. Its only been two months. Another thing I've learned that I like is that you can easily open this knofe quietly. This is true with any lock back, but this is my first real venture into the lock back scene. I will say that while this is still my ideal knife, I do not like lock back knives. The wave on this knife counters it, but on any other I would not be interested. I dont use the knife an excessive amount, and I havent needed to sharpen it yet. Thats pretty nice. I do really like the handles. As some others have mentioned, they might feel cheap because they are slightly flexible and polymer based. However, the knife has a skeletonized liner and its not going to ever break. I prefer the reinforced nylon, it gives better grip in my opinion. Spyderco wins for putting amazing gimping on their blades, and extra texture on the back of the handle where the blade gimping is. It reallyyyy improves how well you can hold on to the knife. I think thats just about all the observations I've made on the knife while owning it. It's still my ultimate knife, if anything I love it more now then when I first wrote this review. I've kinda fallen in love with the blade shape too, from an asthetic point. The long, thinner (edge to spine, its thicker from side to side than the normal endura I hear) blade just looks so elegant. I thought itd be something I just lived with, but I really like how it looks. Great knife. Worth my money. ----- 2 Year Update ----- Ok, so, it hasn't exactlyyyy been two years, but it's close enough (1 year 9 months?) and I really just want to echo my previous statements. This knife is still my edc. I love it. I love everything about it. "If you could go back, would you get a different knife?" ... Possibly. But I know exactly which one it is. It would be this knife's smaller sister, the delica w/ wave opener. That's the only knife I could possibly foresee kicking this out of my go-to position. Are there other knives I am interested in? Yes. Lately I've been eyeing up MCUSTA's Tactility with the cocobano handles. But even if I got it, nothing would ever remove this knife from my collection or from my rotation. It is edc perfection. ----- 3 Year Update ----- Still loving it. I now own knives that are 2, even 3 times the price of this guy. This is not to say that I do not love those knives, they are very nice, however this spydie endura with the wave opener is still my go-to. I still hold that the delica might be a better size (see 2 year update), however I'm super happy with my endura and would never get rid of it.
Review: Everything you could ask for in an EDC blade - I've been collecting knives for over a year now while at the same time searching for the perfect EDC blade. I've tried out various Kershaw and Cold Steel knives. All were fine blades but each one was deficient in one way or the other (too heavy, cannot be drawn and opened fast enough, pocket clip too tight and tore up my pants, etc). Finally, I came across the Spyderco Endura. Now, I'm quite aware of the Endura's reputation within the knife community. After watching a number of video reviews, I decided to add this knife to my collection. I've have carried this knife for 3 months now and I can say that this knife has exceeded expectations. The design and specs of this knife is PERFECT! This is not praise I give lightly. The 3.8 inch blade gives excellent reach and allows it tackle pretty much any everyday utility task and in my tests, has superb cutting power. Its overall weight is 3.6 ounces which means it can be carried in the pocket without it becoming a noticeable burden. The blade steel is high quality VG-10. The handle is a sleek professional design and the pocket clip allows it to be carried securely while allowing for it to be drawn quickly when needed. The famous Spyderco hole comfortably fits into your thumb and allows for you to quickly flick the blade open. The best part of this knife is the Emerson Wave feature which is essentially a hook curved out at the top of the knife's blade that can be caught on the back of your pocket when drawing it out. With practice, the knife is opened as soon as you take it out your pocket! Because of this awesome feature, the Spyderco Endura Wave can serve well as a emergency self-defense knife where precious seconds mean everything though I hope I'll be never forced to use the knife in that type of situation. In sum, the Spyderco Endura Wave has fulfilled everything I wanted in a pocket knife. It is the perfect combination of an everyday utility blade combined with the features of a tactical self-defense knife. The Endura Wave will continue to be my EDC blade for the near future if not permanently.

## Features

- Trusted EDC Design - The Endura is one of Spyderco’s most proven folding knives, delivering decades of reliability with a design that balances strength, precision, and everyday versatility.
- Customizable Carry Options - A four-position pocket clip and high-strength back lock provide secure, flexible carry for right- or left-handed users, ensuring confidence in any situation.
- Lightweight Yet Rugged - Injection-molded fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with skeletonized stainless steel liners delivers durability and comfort without adding bulk.
- High-Performance VG-10 Steel - The saber-ground VG-10 stainless steel blade offers excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance, available in plain or fully serrated formats.
- Everyday Cutting Confidence - From outdoor adventures to daily utility, the Endura combines lightweight construction, secure ergonomics, and professional cutting power in one dependable tool.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00190VMFM |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #67,110 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #272 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Blade Length | 3.9 Inches |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Type | straight edge |
| Brand | Spyderco |
| Brand Name | Spyderco |
| Color | Black Handle - Emerson Opener |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 574 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00716104001583 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon |
| Included Components | Product |
| Is Product Cordless | Yes |
| Item Length | 8.78 Inches |
| Item Shape | folding knife |
| Item Type Name | Holster |
| Item Weight | 102 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Spyderco |
| Model Name | C10PGYW |
| Model Number | SC10PGYW-BRK |
| Part Number | C10PGYW |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Size | 3.9" |
| Special Feature | Emerson Opener |
| Special Features | Emerson Opener |
| Style | Endura 4 Lightweight |
| Theme | Camping |
| UPC | 716104001583 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** Spyderco
- **Color:** Black Handle - Emerson Opener
- **Handle Material:** Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon
- **Included Components:** Product
- **Model Name:** C10PGYW
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping
- **Special Feature:** Emerson Opener
- **Style:** Endura 4 Lightweight

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: can the nub be used as a bottle opener?**
A: It works great as a bottle opener,  the trick is to weap your hand around the back of the blade and adjust the angle.   Fun fact,  one of the first precursors to the whole "wave" concept was a blade by Kershaw with a bottle opener on the back.   Craig Douglas recognized the potential and modified it for reverse edge work,  calling it the southern comfort and waving the blade years before Emerson patented a similar concept.

**Q: Made where?**
A: Made in seki japan which is where most mid to high price spyderco blades are made. I have seki made spyderco knives from the first time spyderco started selling their knives in the early 1980's

**Q: Can you switch the side the clip is on?**
A: Yep. Get some blue loctite and loctite the screws once you switch the clip to the other side in order  to ensure the clip doesn't fall off.

**Q: Is it made in the USA**
A: No. This knife is made in Seki City Japan.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My ultimate knife
*by B***D on September 20, 2015*

This is the best knife I've ever owned. I gained an interest in knives about 2 years ago, but didn't know enough about them to make a good purchase. I first bought a cheaper assisted opening knife, and liked it a lot, but the spring broke on me. I was then gifted a microtech switchblade clone, which I thought was cool but found out that it was very cheap. Over the time period of me owning these knives I would explore forums and watch videos (particularly a youtube channel named nutnfancy, check it out, here is his video on this knife:[...] and I gained a lot of knowledge on good knives. My criteria for this knife purchase were then as followed (ranked in order of importance): 1) Folding knife, 3-4" from a name brand manufacturer. Folding because I would carry it with me everywhere, and these are typically lighter too. 3-4" because longer knives are increasingly awkward to work with on most tasks, and shorter knives just look small (I want to like my knife!). A name brand knife would hopefully mean a tight lockup (no or veryyyy little blade play), good quality build, decent customer service, and a name knife people can recognize (because its nice having a knife people think is cool). 2) Good steel. Name brand manufacturers offer knives in bad steel for cheaper blades, and I didn't want that. I wanted a decent/good steel. I didn't want to break the bank, but I wanted to have a blade made out of something worth making a blade out of. (sharpening difficulty, edge retention, rust resistance, ect) 3) Blade shape. I wanted something shaped like a drop or spear point. These were the knives I found easiest to use. I would prefer a knife without serrations. Small amounts of serration at the base would be acceptable, but perhaps not ideal. 4) Opening speed/ease. I wanted a knife that was fast to open, because the faster it is, the more convenient it is. If I could get a knife that would be better at self defense WITHOUT sacrificing utility, I would opt for that knife. Self defense wasn't my primary purpose for purchasing but anyone who says they don't carry a knife for self defense is either dumb or lying, because when it comes down to it, if you need to use that knife to save your life, you will, no questions asked. That is called self defense. Again, any knives with gains in self defense WITHOUT sacrificing in the previous areas would be preferable over alternatives to me. With all those criteria in mind, this is the perfect knife for me. It fits all of the criteria perfectly. Folding, 3.8" blade, Spyderco, very nice lockup, good quality, good customer service (from what I hear, haven't needed it yet), VG-10 steel is a great steel, blade shape is what I wanted, no serrations, and this is in the group of the fastest opening knives on the market because of the wave feature (although I will mention that spyderco's wave is larger than any other manufacturer, and this does make for easier, more reliable opening, so one could argue that this is the fastest). That is why I bought the knife. Upon using and working with the knife, my expectations have been met. I love this knife. I don't have a single complaint. ----- 2 Month Update ----- I still love the knife, man this thing is awesome, and the wave feature is so nice. Initially I looked at it as just a tactical improvement, but its actually shown to be a utility improvement too. Opening this knife with gloves on is a breeze, and if something needs to be cut, no one needs to wait around while you fumble with your knife. You can hold what youre cutting in one hand and veryyy easily cut it without any thought, in any conditions. I have learned how to operate the knife completely with one hand, which is something I did not think could be done (closing a lock back one handed?). You can actually put your finger in a place under the blade, and hinge the locking mechanism. If you know where to put your finger, the blade will fall and the flat part by the base with bump into you, letting you reach around and close it. As Im typing this, I did a blade play check. The blade still locks up as tight as the day I bought it, and it should. Its only been two months. Another thing I've learned that I like is that you can easily open this knofe quietly. This is true with any lock back, but this is my first real venture into the lock back scene. I will say that while this is still my ideal knife, I do not like lock back knives. The wave on this knife counters it, but on any other I would not be interested. I dont use the knife an excessive amount, and I havent needed to sharpen it yet. Thats pretty nice. I do really like the handles. As some others have mentioned, they might feel cheap because they are slightly flexible and polymer based. However, the knife has a skeletonized liner and its not going to ever break. I prefer the reinforced nylon, it gives better grip in my opinion. Spyderco wins for putting amazing gimping on their blades, and extra texture on the back of the handle where the blade gimping is. It reallyyyy improves how well you can hold on to the knife. I think thats just about all the observations I've made on the knife while owning it. It's still my ultimate knife, if anything I love it more now then when I first wrote this review. I've kinda fallen in love with the blade shape too, from an asthetic point. The long, thinner (edge to spine, its thicker from side to side than the normal endura I hear) blade just looks so elegant. I thought itd be something I just lived with, but I really like how it looks. Great knife. Worth my money. ----- 2 Year Update ----- Ok, so, it hasn't exactlyyyy been two years, but it's close enough (1 year 9 months?) and I really just want to echo my previous statements. This knife is still my edc. I love it. I love everything about it. "If you could go back, would you get a different knife?" ... Possibly. But I know exactly which one it is. It would be this knife's smaller sister, the delica w/ wave opener. That's the only knife I could possibly foresee kicking this out of my go-to position. Are there other knives I am interested in? Yes. Lately I've been eyeing up MCUSTA's Tactility with the cocobano handles. But even if I got it, nothing would ever remove this knife from my collection or from my rotation. It is edc perfection. ----- 3 Year Update ----- Still loving it. I now own knives that are 2, even 3 times the price of this guy. This is not to say that I do not love those knives, they are very nice, however this spydie endura with the wave opener is still my go-to. I still hold that the delica might be a better size (see 2 year update), however I'm super happy with my endura and would never get rid of it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everything you could ask for in an EDC blade
*by A***N on June 6, 2012*

I've been collecting knives for over a year now while at the same time searching for the perfect EDC blade. I've tried out various Kershaw and Cold Steel knives. All were fine blades but each one was deficient in one way or the other (too heavy, cannot be drawn and opened fast enough, pocket clip too tight and tore up my pants, etc). Finally, I came across the Spyderco Endura. Now, I'm quite aware of the Endura's reputation within the knife community. After watching a number of video reviews, I decided to add this knife to my collection. I've have carried this knife for 3 months now and I can say that this knife has exceeded expectations. The design and specs of this knife is PERFECT! This is not praise I give lightly. The 3.8 inch blade gives excellent reach and allows it tackle pretty much any everyday utility task and in my tests, has superb cutting power. Its overall weight is 3.6 ounces which means it can be carried in the pocket without it becoming a noticeable burden. The blade steel is high quality VG-10. The handle is a sleek professional design and the pocket clip allows it to be carried securely while allowing for it to be drawn quickly when needed. The famous Spyderco hole comfortably fits into your thumb and allows for you to quickly flick the blade open. The best part of this knife is the Emerson Wave feature which is essentially a hook curved out at the top of the knife's blade that can be caught on the back of your pocket when drawing it out. With practice, the knife is opened as soon as you take it out your pocket! Because of this awesome feature, the Spyderco Endura Wave can serve well as a emergency self-defense knife where precious seconds mean everything though I hope I'll be never forced to use the knife in that type of situation. In sum, the Spyderco Endura Wave has fulfilled everything I wanted in a pocket knife. It is the perfect combination of an everyday utility blade combined with the features of a tactical self-defense knife. The Endura Wave will continue to be my EDC blade for the near future if not permanently.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Phenomenal American Made Knife But The Textured Fiberglass Handle Is Blue/Gray
*by K***S on March 12, 2016*

Excellent high quality American made knife at an extremely affordable price. Razor sharp right out of the box, passed the paper slicing test with flying colors. The blade itself is VG-10 steel sourced from Seki City in Japan which is infamous for its rich history of quality katana and sword making. VG-10 has excellent corrosion resistance and also rivals the hardness of carbon steel. Although several people on here indicate that this is not an optimal EDC knife I would disagree. I own several other Spyderco, Benchmade and Kershaw blades and this is now my go to for every day carry. A minor note regarding this knife though. I have seen several other reviews with conflicting accounts regarding the color of the handle. I can confirm as several other reviewers have indicated that it is not a black handle but rather a fiberglass blue/gray handle. It does have a dark appearance at first glance which may even appear somewhat black but upon further inspection in sunlight you will see that it more closely resembles a dark blue. The official Spyderco website has the handle listed as being Blue/Gray so disregard the reviews on here that question the authenticity of this knife due to its handle color. It is the official Spyderco Endura 4 Wave and is being sold through Amazon directly by the manufacturer. The packaging, Emerson patent stamp, etc... is exactly the same as every other official Spyderco knife I have ever purchased. If you are looking for an affordable and long lasting knife capable of handling the majority of day to day cutting tasks then search no further. I have a feeling this knife will be in my collection for many years to come!

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