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Spyderco D'Allara 3 G-10 Folding Knife

Spyderco D'Allara 3 G-10 Folding Knife

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During the September 11th attacks, New York City police officer John D’Allara gave his life to save countless others from the rubble. In his honor, Spyderco created the D’Allara rescue knife in 2003, made with sanctioned materials from the actual wreckage in the handle Read More

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Yugbe
63
Mar 1, 2019
With Massdrop Knives coming in at such a great price for what you get, does it seem a little futile to sell knives in the 100-150 price range?
14themoney
1395
Feb 25, 2019
MSRP- $324.95. LOL. I enjoy starting my day with a good laugh.
Skipppppp
3
Nov 25, 2018
You'd get arrested and likely sent to jail for carrying this knife on you in NYC.
MManalang
189
Feb 26, 2019
Yeah, knife laws suck in NYC. But, a bit of good news I few close friends who are police officers tell me that people who get arrested for carrying knives are either using it for illegal purposes or arrested for an unrelated charge and weapons charges is tacked on. I’m sure there are some exceptions. I work as an electrician and always have a folder with me. I sometimes forget that at any moment I could be stopped and arrested for a weapons charge. Unbelievably sad but true.
Kavik
5531
Feb 26, 2019
MManalangThat may be the case with decent cops... but the ones who are fishing for arrests/tickets/excuses to target someone will use an exposed pocket clip as a primary reason to stop and search. I've seen it happen once, but have heard plenty of stories about it happening (not just internet tales, I have an ex who lived in Brooklyn for many years)
Beardy
Nov 23, 2018
$84 on Amazon with Free shipping. Come on now Massdrop, you're better than this.
IKcraftsman
45
Feb 25, 2019
BeardyI don’t what you’re looking at I saw it on Amazon for $211.
Beardy
Feb 25, 2019
IKcraftsmanCheck the screen cap on the order that I placed. I must have hit an inventory clear out or something. Knifecenter has them for $139.
While I love the cue-ball look of that lock ball, I'm not sure how well grabbing a ball to unlock the blade will work in practice. It would probably be more functional if they did something similar to the manix lock and put something grippy in front of the ball. But then they would have covered up the most visually interesting thing about the knife. Seems like a reasonable price on a g10/s30v seki Spyderco, which of course means it's discontinued and this is a clearance deal. Get one while you can if you want it, it probably won't be back.
MiekMick
17
Jan 31, 2019
NotsurewhyibotherNo, Not, it does not work at all, and Massdrop has a no return policy.
MManalang
189
Feb 25, 2019
NotsurewhyibotherI have this knife and yes it is a pain to disengage the ball lock to close the knife. The knife is sweet though aside from this. I do not edc this for this reason I have mainly as a novelty.
massdrop01
783
Oct 28, 2018
Same price at knifecenter, free shipping and no tax for certain states too.
TrailBlazer
64
Oct 26, 2018
I'll leave all the Hero and WTC discussion to others. As far as the knife goes I find it a bit heavier then it should be and disengaging the blade is not easy. The locking mechanism is one of my least favorite of any knives. There is a reason people are giving them away compared to the original cost.
MiekMick
17
Jan 31, 2019
TrailBlazerI think Spyderco just pulled a dump on Massdrop patrons as Massdrop has a no return policy.
sheltot
25
Oct 26, 2018
The description was poorly worded. It should have said that in 2003, Spyderco created a limited edition using materials from the WTC in the handle. It was sanctioned. They don't hand out that material to just anybody.
dingie
136
Oct 26, 2018
This looked interesting and was cheaper than Amazon by about $40 but: "...made with materials from the actual wreckage [of 9/11] in the handle." That is pretty tasteless. Fetishizing a person (New York City police officer John D’Allara) is one thing, and that's a bit weird as well, but selling actual wreckage in the knife itself like it's a religious icon is going too far.
TXZerb
22
Oct 26, 2018
dingieThis version was not made with materials from the wreckage. Those were a limited run. This one is updated with different materials. And "fetishizing" is a bit extreme. Lots of companies pay homage to we've those lost in various events, through their products, knifemakers included. Of course, I get it if it's just not your thing. Personally, I think it is cool way to remember a fallen NYPD officer, and avid Spyderco collector. Here is a link to the knife you are referring to. "The majority of the proceeds were donated to charities..." https://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=59
Rushmore
3
Oct 26, 2018
Same price as Knife Center. Why should I buy via Massdrop if this price isn't competitive?
Bknguyen
693
Oct 26, 2018
RushmoreSpyderco has MAP. No one can have competitive Spyderco pricing
MiekMick
17
Jan 31, 2019
RushmoreAt least Knife Center would have excepted the return of this non functional folder.
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