Product Description

Spyderco Hanan G-10 Black /Titanium Bolsters C227GP

Designed by custom knifemaker Brad Southard, the Hanan is a sleek gentlemen’s folder that combines a flipper-style opener with Spyderco’s patented Compression Lock mechanism. A name meaning “gracious” or “gracious gift” in Hebrew, the Hanan features a slightly recurved, full-flat-ground blade crafted from CPM® S30V stainless steel. The blade is purpose designed for flipper opening only and is paired with an exquisitely crafted handle featuring full, skeletonized stainless steel liners, stainless bolsters, and G-10 scales and backspacer. The bolsters and scales meet seamlessly at a sweeping arc and are radiused for comfort. A high-strength Compression Lock mechanism locks the blade during use and a custom pocket clip configured for right-side, tip-up carry ensures that this knife is always ready when needed.

Overall Length: 6.83in 173mm
Blade Length: 2.95in 75mm
Steel: CPM S30V
Closed Length: 3.88in 99mm
Edge Length: 2.95in 75mm
Weight: 2.9oz 82g
Blade Thickness: 0.118in 3.0mm
Handle: G-10 w/Titanium Bolsters
Clip Position: Tip-Up
Tip Carry Position: Right
Lock Type: Compression Lock
Grind: Full-Flat
Origin: Taiwan

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SKU C227GP-L-83

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Dangerous lack of detent

Posted by Cam Russe on 21st Apr 2022

I would suggest caution if you are buying this knife. I really wanted to love this knife. It’s slim and made of high quality materials. However, there is a serious lack of detent. On my first day of carry, the blade opened while clipped to my pocket and sliced pierced my leg (then my hand) pretty good. No stitches needed, but lots of blood. Not something you want to happen while pumping gas. Upon examination, I found that I was able to shake the blade out without much effort. I took the knife apart and bent the detent bar (the liner “compression “ lock) so that it was a little stiffer. Unfortunately, this didn’t help. I have read that some people have have deepened the detent hole in the blade by hand diamond-tipped drill bits with a vice-grip or using a low RPM Dremel. I may try that. However, as of now…this knife is not safe to carry because it’s so easy for the flipper to be engaged with my hand going in and out of my pocket.