Slippy Sendy Pocket Knife - Ultem - Black Coated Nitro V

THE Slippy Sendy Pocket Knife - Ultem

Yes, but make it a slip joint. You got it, Amigos!

The Slippy Sendy is a slip joint traditional pocket knife designed for in-pocket carry. No pocket clip. Non-locking folder. Two handed opening. Low key. Europeans rejoice!

The OG Sendy was all about taking a traditional Barlow blade and modernizing it with a flipper and extra tools. The Slippy Sendy is a step back to that non-locking Barlow style that grandpa used to carry-- no frills, just solid cutting.

OK. I lied. Maybe there are small frills.

Like that cedar plank pattern in the handle: I designed it to look like a cedar plank that you’d cook salmon on—an homage to my time living in the Pacific Northwest. This version comes in ultem yellow and a black blade to activate that shiny crow brain. Add that little noose knot lanyard for a bit of flair, and you’ve got a knife even your grandpappy would be proud to carry. It’s got a back leaf spring with a gentle pull—I’ve never liked wrecking my fingernails when opening a knife. The nail nick is simple and easy to access. The half-stop is nice. The walk and talk is solid.

The Slippy Sendy is all about those sweet, sweet Civivi details. It’s got a full-flat blade with a chamfered spine. The jimping is right: 6 jimps, aggressive, but not shreddy. The blade nests into the handle for a flush closed position.

If you’ve read this far, you might as well get it. Put it in your 5th pocket. Cut an apple. Clean your fingernails at the symphony. The options for this thing are limitless.