Spyderco Fixed Blades
Spyderco's first fixed blade was the 1995 Moran, based on a design by Bill Moran, co-founder of the American Bladesmith Society. Its fixed blade line now covers neck knives, field knives and a fillet knife.
Models include the Moran, the Fred Perrin Subway Bowie, the Enuff 2 and the Phil Wilson Shelter Cove.
Spyderco Fixed Blades Specs
| Moran | 3.875" VG-10 blade, FRN/Kraton handle, made in Japan |
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| Subway Bowie | 2.8" LC200N blade, neck sheath, made in Japan |
| Enuff 2 | 3.93" VG-10 blade, FRN handle, made in Japan |
| Shelter Cove | 5.78" fillet blade, G-10 handle, leather sheath, made in China |
Specs are for the standard model. Sprint Runs, Salt and other versions can differ, so check each product listing.
Spyderco Fixed Blades FAQ
Which Spyderco fixed blade is a neck knife?
The Subway Bowie comes with a neck sheath and a breakaway ball chain.
Who designed the Moran?
Bill Moran, co-founder of the American Bladesmith Society.
Is the Shelter Cove a fillet knife?
Yes. It is a Phil Wilson fillet design with a 5.78" blade.
Also see: Salt Series, Kitchen Knives, Military 2, or all Spyderco knives.