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Spyderco VG-10 Dragonfly 2 Wharncliffe Knife
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Spyderco VG-10 Dragonfly 2 Wharncliffe Knife
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Originally released in 1994, the Spyderco Dragonfly was one of the first knives with a finger choil. Lightweight and extremely versatile, it features a 2.3-inch VG-10 blade, which can be accessed with one hand via Spyderco’s signature thumb hole Read More
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Oct 19, 2020
You can get these for $47.50 before shipping if you're a veteran or currently serving directly through Spyderco.
Hydraxiler32
66
Oct 18, 2020
I love paying extra for the privilege of waiting 3 weeks before something arrives. I could stand that with actual exclusive products and/or cheaper and legitimately competitive pricing. Yeesh.
IdonJuanTatalya
9
Jul 29, 2019
Not much of a deal. Standard pricing on most of the major knife retailer sites, as well as on Amazon with Prime, is currently $61.75.
IanEDC
231
Jul 29, 2019
IdonJuanTatalyaBut if you order it through Drop, you get to wait an extra two weeks before it ships. That's definitely worth 75 cents.
Benzo
370
Jul 3, 2019
For anyone that happens to NOT know, if you are an Honorably discharged US veteran, you get 50% off all Spyderco products. (Via their website).
bookworm13
677
Jul 3, 2019
Pretty interested in the knife since I have the standard Dragonfly 2 in VG-10 and I'm interested in Wharncliffe blades. But is it different enough to justify a purchase? Anyone know if they're planning to release in different steels anywhere?
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