Spyderco Swick Neck Knives

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The Spyderco Swick Neck Knife come in two variations to accommodate different hand sizes: the Swick 5 features a larger finger hole for bigger hands, while the Swick 6 is designed with a smaller hole for enhanced comfort in smaller hands. Despite the differences in hole diameter, both knives maintain the same overall size, ensuring versatility and practicality for a range of users. Perfect for discreet carry, these fixed blade neck knives offer reliable performance and ease of use in a compact design.
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Spyderco Sal Glesser Swick 5 Large Hole Fixed Blade Neck Knife 2.73" LC200N Wharncliffe Plain B…Retail price: $227.00, our price: $170.25
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Spyderco Swick FAQ

The Spyderco Swick series provides a purpose-built design for utility and self-defense, featuring ultra-corrosion-resistant LC200N steel and two finger-hole size options for a secure, locked-in grip.

What is the difference between the Swick 5 and Swick 6?
The primary difference between the two models is the diameter of the index-finger hole. The Swick 5 features a larger hole designed for individuals with larger hands or those who intend to use the knife while wearing gloves, whereas the Swick 6 has a smaller hole for a more standard fit. Aside from the hole diameter, both variants share the same overall dimensions and blade length.
What kind of steel does the Spyderco Swick use?
The Spyderco Swick series is constructed from LC200N steel, a nitrogen-based alloy that is virtually rustproof. This makes the Swick an ideal candidate for a neck knife or inside-the-waistband carry, as it can withstand constant exposure to moisture and perspiration without corroding.
What is the blade shape on the Spyderco Swick series?
The Swick utilizes a Wharncliffe blade profile with a 2.73-inch cutting edge. This geometry provides a straight edge for maximum cutting power and a fine tip for precision work, making it highly effective for both utility tasks and self-defense applications.
How is the Spyderco Swick carried?
Every Swick comes with a custom-molded Boltaron sheath equipped with a Spyderco G-Clip. This hardware allows for versatile carry options, including inside-the-waistband (IWB), on a belt, or even in a pocket, and the sheath design ensures you can achieve a full grip on the G10 handle before drawing the knife.
Is the Spyderco Swick worth it for EDC?
The Spyderco Swick is a highly capable everyday carry option for those who prefer the reliability of a fixed blade in a compact package. Its LC200N steel and Golden, Colorado manufacturing ensure high performance and durability, while the unique finger-hole design prevents the knife from slipping or being easily dropped during use.