Spitfire | 14C28N | Aluminum & Richlite (Blue Canyon) | V3690A2

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Description


Description

Fighter-Inspired Design for Unparalleled Handling
The Spitfire's legendary aerodynamics are reimagined in this revolutionary knife design. Its flowing contours mirror the fighter jet's iconic silhouette that feels custom-molded to your hand.

Premium Steel with Refined Performance
Forged from high-performance 14C28N steel, this blade combines exceptional structural integrity with superior rust resistance. The elegant satin finish enhances both durability and aesthetics, creating a tool that's as beautiful as it is functional.

Unified Strength, Versatile Grip, Ready for EDC Tasks
Durable aluminum bolster paired: Richlite Blue Canyon for a modern look. Coordinated aluminum backspacer and thumb stud add both function and style.

The Perfect Balance of Function and Convenience
Combining a rock-solid liner lock with effortless thumb stud deployment, the Spitfire excels as a no-nonsense EDC companion. Its dependable lockup and user-friendly design make it equally suited for routine tasks and unexpected challenges, all while requiring minimal upkeep.

Specifications

Model: Spitfire
Model Number: V3690A2
Overall Length: 7.54" / 191.6mm
Designer: Chris Conaway
Opener: Thumb Stud
Blade Style: Drop Point
Blade Length: 3.13" / 79.6mm
Blade Thickness: 0.12" / 3.0mm
Blade Material: 14C28N
Blade Finishing: Satin
Blade Grind: Flat
Handle Length: 4.41" / 112.0mm
Handle Material: Aluminum & Richlite (Blue Canyon)
Pocket Clip: Deep Carry
Weight: 3.38oz / 95.7g
Lock Type: Liner Lock
Color: Black & Blue
Hardness: 58-59

Reviews

Customer Reviews

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Josh Terrell
Spitfire 14c28n

I gave it 4 stars because there is a second detent very close to the locked position iof the blade and when I go to disengage the knife one handed the blade does a double clutch type movement and it swings back.to the locked position. Now its not a deal breaker bc once you carry a knife with a detent near the locking position for a few days you get used to it normally but this particular knife that detent is just far enough away from the locked position that either it double clutches or wants to drop shut on my finger. May be a personal issue that only affects me but I doubt it because ive heard other knife reviewers mention this very issue and its kinda aggrevating. Knife is super sharp out the box. Access to the liner is great. Smooth action. The blade rockets out when using the thumb studs in a very satisfying way hence the name spitfire. All in all the budget version of this knife is a great blade at a great price point. It would be perfect if not for that double clutch action when disengaging the lock. Again its most likely something one can gwt used to by carrying and using thr k ife for a few days to a week. I recommend this k ofe to anyone looking for a good edc blade that they are going to be using not displaying

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James-Thomas Mattingly
Great knife

Actions great, ergos could be a little better. Overall great

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Brian Armitage

Spitfire | 14C28N | Aluminum & Richlite (Blue Canyon) | V3690A2