Spyderco Cara Cara Byrd Pocket Knife

The knife company so closely associated with its spider logo has made a line of knives based on an animal that eats spiders, namely birds.  I am not sure the logic to that, but I do know that these Byrd series knives are excellent knives at a very affordable price, for people that want an inexpensive everyday carry.  The Cara Cara model is has a sizeable 3 7/8" blade made of 440C or 8Cr13MoV and comes in a CombinationEdge (partially serrated) or PlainEdge version. The knife has a closed length of 4 3/4" and an overall length of 8 5/8".  The handle and clip are stainless steel, and the handle has been designed for a solid grip.  The knife is for right handers and has a removable clip that is designed for both tip up and tip down carry.

And this knife is unbelievable priced at only $29.00.  That is a good sized blade for the money.  At that price you aren't scared to put it to some tests to which you wouldn't volunteer some of your other blades. And the knife does have an appealing look to it in large part to the uniquely shaped sleek handle and the comet shaped hole in the blade.

Other knives in this series are the Meadowlark, Flight, Pelican, Crossbill and Raven and Crow which are offered in black.  You may also want to give a look to the Crossbill knife in this series as it has a real aggressive look to it due to its arching beak style blade.