Spyderco Delica 4
The Delica is one of Spyderco's classic everyday carry knives. The Delica and Endura Lightweights came out in 1990, and the Delica 4 is the fourth generation.
It has a 2.9" VG-10 blade, an FRN handle and a back lock, and it is made in Seki, Japan. "FP" in the model number means a full flat grind.
Spyderco Delica 4 Specs
| Model number | C11 |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 2.9 in |
| Overall length | 7.11 in |
| Closed length | 4.25 in |
| Weight | 2.5 oz (Lightweight) |
| Blade steel | VG-10 (standard) |
| Handle | FRN; stainless steel on C11P |
| Lock | Back lock |
| Made in | Seki, Japan |
Specs are for the standard model. Sprint Runs, Salt and other versions can differ, so check each product listing.
Spyderco Delica 4 FAQ
What is the difference between the Delica 4 and the Endura 4?
The Endura 4 is the bigger version, with a 3.8" blade. The Delica 4 has a 2.9" blade.
What does "flat ground" mean on a Delica?
It means a full flat grind from spine to edge, marked "FP" in the model number, instead of the standard hollow grind.
Where is the Delica 4 made?
In Seki City, Japan.
Also see: Endura 4, Dragonfly 2, Endela, or all Spyderco knives.