Name: Spyderco C127PBN Urban, Coyote, SPRINT RUN 19
Brand: Spyderco
SKU: SPC127PBN
Availability: BackOrder

Handle/blade: FRN/AEB-L
Blade length: 7.0 cm
Weight: 55 grams

The **Spyderco Urban C127PBN Sprint Run** is a light-weight pocket knife with a slipit lock. This means that the knife isn't really locked. Combined with the limited blade length the Spyderco Urban can legally be carried in many places in Europe. The lack of a lock is compensated by the clear click when the knife opens. Halfway through closing the knife you once again hear a clear click. The index finger falls into the curve of the blade and handle. If the blade accidentally closes it is stopped by your finger which decreases the chances of accidents.

 This version of the Urban is very special. This is namely a Sprint Run edition with AEB-L steel and a coyote brown FRN-handle. AEB-L-steel is a great stainless type of steel that can be sharpened for razor-sharp results. So perfect for daily use. The brown handle makes the knife very special. This colour is namely not used that often by Spyderco. It has made this version of the Urban a real collector's item.

 The FRN light-weight handle feels comfortable in hand. With the deep-carry pocket clip you can easily and discretely carry the knife in your pocket.



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