The Spyderco Endura II with a stainless steel handle (brand part no. C10P) trades the standard FRN scales for solid, satin-finished stainless steel, giving the Endura pattern more heft and a different feel in hand. Made by Spyderco, it carries a 3.88-inch, saber-ground VG-10 stainless drop point blade in a PlainEdge profile, opened one-handed through Spyderco’s Trademark Round Hole and secured by the model’s dependable back lock. The chamfered stainless handle is built with four sets of mounting holes so the hourglass clip can be set for tip-up or tip-down carry on either side.

Key Specifications

• The 3.88-inch drop point blade is saber-ground for strength through hard use.
• It is made from VG-10 stainless steel, valued for edge retention and easy resharpening.
• The PlainEdge grind gives a clean, continuous cutting line.
• A Trademark Round Hole in the blade gives fast, reliable one-handed opening with either hand.
• A back lock mechanism secures the blade open and releases with an ambidextrous thumb press.
• The all-stainless-steel handle is satin finished and chamfered at the edges for comfort.
• Four sets of mounting holes let the hourglass clip be set for tip-up or tip-down carry.
• The knife is built at Spyderco’s Seki City, Japan factory.
• The saber grind adds extra steel behind the edge for strength through hard use.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the all-steel handle compare to the FRN Endura 4? It is heavier and more solid in hand, while the FRN version is lighter for all-day pocket carry.

What edge does the Endura II use? A PlainEdge blade for clean, continuous cuts.

Can the clip be moved for tip-down carry? Yes, the handle’s four sets of mounting holes support tip-up or tip-down carry on either side.

Buy the Spyderco Endura II Stainless Steel Handle Drop Point

A heftier, all-steel take on the Endura pattern for users who want a more substantial everyday folder. Order it from our Spyderco lineup of pocket knives and our Lubbock, Texas team will get it shipped quickly.