Spyderco Ladybug

This is a Spyderco Ladybug, all basic information including handle materials, steel, and blade shape will be covered in this video, as well as some of my opinions on the knife

Thank you,
Danny

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Sypderco
• Ladybug
• knife
• review

[75SilentWarrior]

An inch and a quarter blade? that would make it smaller than the Bug. I think it is 2and a quarter inches.

[danngree]

Directly from the Spyderco web page:

Spyderco Ladybug: blade length1 15/16" (49mm)

Spyderco Bug: blade length1 5/16" (33mm)

[evilmonkey1192]

how much does it cost?

[danngree]

when i bought it about a year ago i think i payed about $35 for it

[hulkbuster1026]

Its not a liner its a frame lock. You said the cut outs on the liner

[danngree]

Its neither, its a lock back. when I said the cut outs on the liner I was refering to the liner, it had nothing to do with the lock. Please know what your talking about before you come and try to correct me.

[hulkbuster1026]

wth's up with the choppy motion

[Pinzgauamascht]

frame lock? xD thats a backlock you noob...

[discfunk]

What kind of watch are you wearing in the video... I like the look of it?

Can you give me a make and model... good review btw

[bobrunner06]

Nice review dude!!!! I own one as well with the H1 steel

[crazyredlion4500]

I guess it makes sense that the Japanese would produce the superior steel that is used to make spyderco knives. After all they did also make the best swords in history.

[bigbubba5037]

FYI, if you didnt get it already, its called a LockBack(i.e. the lock is on the spine, duhh).

[75SilentWarrior]

That is still more than an inch and a quarter, I jut you thought you said one instead of 2.