Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Handle Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Spyderco Delica 4 Folding Knife 2-7/8" VG10 Satin Serrated Blade, Stainless Steel Handles - C11S
Part #: SP11S4 | Spyderco Knives
Description
SP11S4: C11P Delica Stainless Steel
Spyderco
The stainless steel Delica 4 fills your palm with a handful of steel yet doesn't seem weighty or unwieldy. Knife Knuts who prefer something heavier and stouter seem to gravitate to steel handled knives. Since the handle surface is flat and smooth it offers an ideal palette for engraving or personalizing your knife.
As part of Spyderco's CQI' (Constant Quality Improvement)) philosophy the C11 SS now offers improved ergonomics added to the blade's spine is slip resistant jimping, a larger thumb hole, a stronger thicker tip and a 4-way clip design (R/L reversible and Tip-up/Tip-down). The saber ground blade has been upgraded to VG10 stainless steel.
SP11S4: C11P Delica Stainless Steel
Spyderco
The stainless steel Delica 4 fills your palm with a handful of steel yet doesn't seem weighty or unwieldy. Knife Knuts who prefer something heavier and stouter seem to gravitate to steel handled knives. Since the handle surface is flat and smooth it offers an ideal palette for engraving or personalizing your knife.
As part of Spyderco's CQI' (Constant Quality Improvement)) philosophy the C11 SS now offers improved ergonomics added to the blade's spine is slip resistant jimping, a larger thumb hole, a stronger thicker tip and a 4-way clip design (R/L reversible and Tip-up/Tip-down). The saber ground blade has been upgraded to VG10 stainless steel.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 2-7/8" (73 mm)
- Cutting Edge: 2-9/16" (65 mm)
- Blade Thickness: 3/32" (2.5 mm)
- Overall Length: 7-1/8" (181 mm)
- Closed Length: 4-1/4" (108 mm)
- Hole Diameter: 1/2" (13 mm)
- Blade Material: VG10 Stainless Steel
- Blade Grind: Saber
- Weight: 4 oz. (114 g)
- Handle Material: Stainless Steel
- Made in Seki-City, Japan
UPC Code: 716104004164
Badges
Lockback
The lockback system has been used for many decades. It can usually be found on the knife spine and it provides a strong lockup that will wear well.
The lockback system has been used for many decades. It can usually be found on the knife spine and it provides a strong lockup that will wear well.
Made in Japan
The exotic steel Capital of the World, Japan produces and innovates some of the best products, from pocket to kitchen knives and everything in between.
The exotic steel Capital of the World, Japan produces and innovates some of the best products, from pocket to kitchen knives and everything in between.
Steel Handles
Stainless Steel knife handles provide strength and durability and look and feel great.
Stainless Steel knife handles provide strength and durability and look and feel great.
VG10 Stainless Steel
This Japanese super-steel is known for it's ease of sharpening, ability to take a super fine edge, and outstanding corrosion resistance making it one of the best bang-for-buck steels on the market.
This Japanese super-steel is known for it's ease of sharpening, ability to take a super fine edge, and outstanding corrosion resistance making it one of the best bang-for-buck steels on the market.
Customer Reviews
Paul M
Virginia Sep 20, 2016
Big Bud
CADec 31, 2013
Pros: Blade Material, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Ease of Opening, Lock Ease of Use, Handle Material, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Weight, Handle Feel, None
none better
You cannot find a better EDC carry, you can try but you will fail. Buy this knife. A little weighty and stainless is less grippy but those are literally the only downsides. Delica Shape is ideal, easy to open with practice, If you want a lighter more grippy go the with delica 4 frn plain edge or frn 100% or combo blades, do not buy the flat ground edge unless you want a very thin blade that can chip. These Delicas are the very best pocket knife you can find, just choose which model you want wisely. I prefer the serrated and I prefer the stainless. I finally bought another in this configuration after owning another for 25 years. Funny it still works like it did when it was brand new, I just bought another one for the fun of it :) I will never buy a different folder.
Burla
CADec 12, 2013
Pros: Blade Material, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Lock Ease of Use, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Weight, Ease of Opening, None
Best Every Day Carry Knife
I have owned the Police model for over 20 years and used it daily to cut open boxes at work and have never had to sharpen it. Man, once you try a serrated vg 10 steel, it is hard to embrace any other blade. This stuff is the best I ever seen IMO. Everything about this knife will be the best of the best of any knife you own. It can take the abuse and the lock will be good for a lifetime, it will never rust or break and if you are ever in a deadly confrontation only a gun or sword would serve you better. Knock wood, hope none of us ever have to do that.It is one of the most substantial blades in a folder, it is stubby and yet somehow they have maintained a point for a thrusting move. Whether you are thrusting or slicing, whatever material you are working on is on deep trouble. Even some of my fixed blades do not perform like the vg10 serrated. it is just the nastiest sharpest meanest tool in the shed. If I bought the delica 4 first, I probably would have never bought another knife. the police model is still in great shape, but is just too big for EDC. I buy some knives for fun but they just sit, the spyderco's are what is in my pocket. The cricket and kiwi are also great EDC, but they don't hold a candle to the delica 4. Best knife on the market for EDC, nuff said.The two "cons" are not really cons but observations is that the 100% stainless is heavy. Duh on that, it is 100% steel, if you are worried about the weight get the g10 handle delica. As far as opening, it opens very easy but not as easy as some of the other knives. this is good and bad, because it is slightly harder to open this knife will last you decades of use and never loosen up. That is a fact, i already have done it. The only thing you would notice on the knife I owned and used heavily for 20 years is some scratches, it has the same great blade and the same great action, and sturdy as the day I bought it.
