Gooney

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The byrd Gooney stands out with its hybrid blade combining sheepfoot, hawkbill, and reverse "S" profiles, offering unmatched versatility, precision cutting, and a bold, unconventional design for everyday carry.
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Spyderco Byrd BY24GPGY Gooney Lockback Folding Knife 3.46" Satin Plain Blade, Gray G10 HandlesRetail price: $80.00, our price: $60.00
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Spyderco Byrd BY24GSGY Gooney Lockback Folding Knife 3.44" Satin Serrated Blade, Gray G10 Handl…Retail price: $80.00, our price: $60.00
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About the Byrd Gooney

The Byrd Gooney stands out with its dramatic S-curve blade profile, textured gray G10 handles, and a rigid stainless steel lockback mechanism. Designed for aggressive draw cutting, this knife delivers specialized cutting performance at an attainable price point.

What cutting tasks is the Byrd Gooney best suited for?
The Byrd Gooney is designed specifically for draw cuts, ripping, and shearing through demanding materials like rope, webbing, fabric, and cardboard. Its thin blade stock combined with an S-curve edge geometry concentrates cutting pressure, pulling material into the edge for maximum cutting efficiency.
What blade steel and edge options are available on the Gooney?
The Gooney features a blade made from 9Cr-series stainless steel measuring nearly 3.5 inches in length. Within the Byrd Knives Gooney lineup, buyers can choose between plain edge and fully serrated edge configurations.
What locking mechanism does the Byrd Gooney use?
The Gooney utilizes a mid-mounted lockback mechanism with full stainless steel construction for solid lockup and rigidity in hand. It also includes a David Boye dent in the lockbar release for added safety and ease of use.
What is the purpose of the David Boye dent on the lockbar?
The David Boye dent is a shallow indentation ground into the lockbar release. It helps prevent accidental lock disengagement when squeezing the handle tightly during heavy use and provides a tactile groove so you can easily locate the release without looking.
What carry options and ergonomics does the Byrd Gooney feature?
The Gooney includes a sturdy four-position spring steel pocket clip, allowing for ambidextrous tip-up or tip-down pocket carry. The handle is built with gray G10 scales and features a guarded forward finger choil that lets you choke up close to the blade for precise control.