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Spyderco Pingo Orange Folding Knife

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Spyderco Pingo Orange Folding Knife

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Jesper Voxnaes and Jens Anso, two Danish knifemakers known for their stout and wide-bellied blade designs, have collaborated on this one-of-a-kind folder. Created to conform to Danish carrying laws, the Pingo features a 2.35-inch slip joint blade done in a utilitarian sheepsfoot shape Read More

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Dec 7, 2017

I love the blade shape and design but I have little interest in knives without locks. Make a lock version and I'll buy a few! Compression lock preferred!

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Bobraz

2631

Dec 9, 2017

FlyfishermanmikeThe slipjoint is really, really strong. It clicks in place with firmness and with a satisfying tactile feedback. The Pingo is not going to close on your hand by accident...

Bobraz

2631

Dec 6, 2017

I love the Pingo. I have the regular version and the Titanium version. A pimped version with carbon fiber scales is my daily EDC blade. Cute, non threatening and very useful! It is being discontinued so I am getting the orange handled one.

sudeva

154

Dec 6, 2017

Great value, very sharp out of the box, super light, and good ergonomics. You can one-hand it with a trick (pinch the blade and push against the scales), or you can attach a thumb stud if you want it to operate normally. I found a nice titanium press-together one that fits this perfectly. Was about $8 on Knife Parts.

ElectroMike

Oct 26, 2017

Can anyone tell me the Country of Origin for the blade itself? Either I'm blind or it's not listed, even on fleabay.

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JonahChou

Oct 28, 2017

ElectroMikeManiago, Italy.

FrShift

Nov 5, 2017

ElectroMike Böhler-Uddeholm makes the N690Co stainless steel in Austria. And the knife is made in Maniago, Italy. I dont know if the scales come from elsewhere.

ScottieG

253

Oct 26, 2017

I think the photos are not adequate. The blade is sort of washed out with the white background. I think this knife may have lost its customer base with changes in the Denmark knife laws. I have one, but I have never came up with a reason to carry it.

sudeva

154

Dec 6, 2017

ScottieGThey should market to New York City residents trying to comply with their own laws. Bigger population than Denmark’s!

rivy

143

Oct 25, 2017

This knife is on clearance for $32-35 at most retailers right now. Looks like some others have posted links below.

losinground

Oct 25, 2017

https://www.knifecenter.com/item/SP163POR/spyderco-c163por-pingo-folding-knife-n690co-satin-plain-blade-orange-frn-handles https://www.bladehq.com/item--Spyderco-Pingo-Slip-It-Orange--15295 https://www.knivesplus.com/spydercopingoslipitsp-c163pbk.html

Karis

Oct 25, 2017

losingroundCan we please stop even mentioning bladehq until they hire a competent web developer? There's no way I'm allowing all of s3.amazonaws.com in NoScript.

BlueCrowned

5305

Oct 26, 2017

Kariswhat?

ConQueso

Oct 25, 2017

I love Jesper Voxnaes' work (my CRKT Amicus is one of my favorite purchases) but can non-Danes explain the appeal of this one to me? It just seems like a Spyderco with all the interesting features removed for legal compliance.

Tigerman

412

Oct 26, 2017

ConQuesoIt's a really nice combo of functional and legal almost everywhere in the world. Often it comes down to the impression you give rather than whether a knife is strictly legal. This knife screams out "I'm not trying to cause trouble". You can even jab the blunt tip into your palm to show how un-dangerous it is. But it's still a solid, functional knife made of good steel. It's no substitute for one-handed opening and a 3'' blade with a nice pointy tip, wherever you feel confident whipping that out, but for everywhere else it's a great option.