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The curving arc holds what you're cutting against the sharpened edge keeping it from slipping off the tip.

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Spyderco Harpy Folding Knife 2-3/4" VG10 Satin Serrated Hawkbill Blade, Stainless Steel Handles…Retail price: $197.00, our price: $147.75
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Spyderco Harpy FAQ

The Spyderco Harpy features a distinctive hawkbill blade designed to trap material against the edge for aggressive cutting performance. This series has evolved from its original pinned design to a modern screw-together construction with durable stainless steel handles.

What are the benefits of the Harpy hawkbill blade shape?
The hawkbill shape excels at pull cuts because the curving arc prevents material from slipping off the tip. This makes the Harpy particularly effective for cutting rope, fabric, and cardboard, and it also allows for highly precise scoring work.
What blade steel does the Spyderco Harpy use?
The Harpy series features 2.75 inch blades made from VG10 stainless steel. These blades are hollow ground in Seki City, Japan, providing a thin and sharp edge optimized for utility tasks.
What type of lock does the Harpy have?
This series uses a mid-mounted lockback mechanism. It includes a Boye dent, which is a small crescent-shaped indent in the lock bar that helps prevent the lock from accidentally releasing during a hard grip.
Is the Spyderco Harpy easy to carry?
The Harpy is designed for versatile carry with a four-position steel pocket clip. This allows users to configure the knife for tip-up or tip-down carry on either the left or right side of the pocket.
How does the modern Harpy differ from older versions?
While older Harpy models used pinned construction, the current series features a screw-together design. This update provides modern reliability and allows for easier adjustment compared to the sanded-flush pins found on discontinued versions.