--- product_id: 7769917 title: "Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge" brand: "spyderco" price: "β‚©302238" currency: KRW in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Spyderco" url: https://www.desertcart.kr/products/7769917-spyderco-manix-2-lightweight-folding-pocket-knife-plainedge store_origin: KR region: South Korea --- # 3.37-inch CTS BD1N steel blade Patented Ball Bearing Lock system Ergonomic FRCP handle with bi-directional texture Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge **Brand:** spyderco **Price:** β‚©302238 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ”ͺ Cut through the day with confidence β€” the Manix 2 is your ultimate lightweight powerhouse. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge by spyderco - **How much does it cost?** β‚©302238 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/7769917-spyderco-manix-2-lightweight-folding-pocket-knife-plainedge) ## Best For - spyderco enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted spyderco brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Razor-Sharp Precision:** CTS BD1N steel blade delivers unmatched edge retention and wear resistance for all your cutting needs. - β€’ **Lightweight Yet Rugged:** Advanced FRCP handle material offers military-grade durability without weighing you down on the go. - β€’ **Ambidextrous Convenience:** Reversible wire clip supports left or right-side, tip-up carry for fast access and personalized comfort. - β€’ **Grip That Means Business:** Aggressive bi-directional texturing and ergonomic design provide superior control, even in demanding tasks. - β€’ **Effortless One-Handed Operation:** Patented Ball Bearing Lock ensures smooth, secure blade deployment and safety in every use. ## Overview The Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife features a 3.37-inch CTS BD1N stainless steel blade known for exceptional hardness and edge retention. Its FRCP handle combines military-grade durability with ergonomic bi-directional texturing for a secure grip. The patented Ball Bearing Lock enables smooth, one-handed blade operation with reliable safety. Designed for ambidextrous carry, the reversible wire clip offers versatile pocket placement. Weighing just 0.08 kg, this knife balances rugged performance with everyday carry comfort, making it a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike. ## Description Spyderco Manix 2 Black Plain Edge Knife Review: Initial impressions are excellent - I want to be honest and mention I just recieved this knife yesterday. This is my initial impressions only and will be updated as time goes on, good or bad. This knife appears to be an amazing piece of engineering. The weight is so little that this rather large knife iterally dissappears once it is clipped onto your pocket. It is thin enough that your hand can easily slip past it to any other contents in your pocket, and the material is not harsh and abrasive. I would imagine that this combination of handle scales and pocket clip would be ideal to keep your pants in good shape (not abrading the material). As an example, I wear polyester hiking pants often, and I have to be careful what knives I carry so as to keep them nice. The handle is extremely grippy and ergonomic (I have medium to large hands), and if the handle weren't enough the jimping and choil provide excellent traction on the blade surface as well. The knife itself is constructed with a combonation of torx bolt and pinned construction (torx on the knife pivot, and bottom of handle where the pocket clip is) and feels very secure. I am sure if it rattled apart Spyderco would replace it, though I just don't see it happening in every day use. Speaking of the construction, a few people here commented on the handle material as being too weak, and that the steel lined manix being so far superior. How sad it is that our poor soldiers have been running around with weakly constructed M4 rifles that are made predomenently from a Fiberglass Reinforced Co-Polomyr nearly identicle to the materials in this knife handle. I personally can attest to the durability of this material, and millions of soldiers can as well. The blade itself locks up as solid as a rock, yet glides effortlessly to open or close. The cutting edge is the sharpest I have ever seen with possible exception to my own Morakniv Classic, though I still believe that this knife has the edge (Ha). As stated, I will update this as I go, but for now, I am very happy to have spent the money on this knife. Also as an aside, the price dropped after I ordered it (the day after I received it) and after contacting desertcart, they are refunding me the difference. All in all, fantastic experience. --------------------UPDATE 8-19-14------------------------- I took this knife on two significant outings over the last few weeks, where it was my main or only blade used. The first was backpacking in the Colorado rockies, where the knife withstood use for everything from fire making, food prep, and significant weather. I also used the knife for whitling wood, and after the trip, the blade was still pristine (no nics in the blade, no stains and razor sharp). This weekend, I went on a four day camping trip with my family at Terryall Resevior. I used this knife exclusively for everything you would use a knife for in the wilderness, including cutting down a few smaller Aspen trees. It handled all tasks perfectly, and to my surprize the knife is still razor sharp (I carved wood for hours on this trip, and have shredded many knife blades attempting to carve half of what I was able to do with this knife). For me, I am completely sold on this knife, and this blade steel. I beat the crap out of it, and it still cuts like new, shows no signs of wear and continues to be my favorite knife. --------------------UPDATE 1-30-15------------------------- After much use I did finally put a chip in the blade. I was carving a walking stick with a bear head on the top. There was a bit of a knot in the wood, and though the knife carved everything fine, once I got home, I realized there was a chip in the knife... This is where the BD1 steel really comes into play. For as sharp as this knife is, and as well as it holds a cutting edge, it is very easy to sharpen and reprofile. The knife is again shaving sharp, and after all that I have put it through it has no blade play at all (without needing to tighten the pivot screw), and is just as solid as day one. This is a fantastic knife that will always be with me when I go back packing. Review: What's all the fuss? - I've spent a bit of time with this knife, and there is no doubt its worth every dime. Showed up mega-sharp with all the paperwork. You get excited when it shows up, but with all of the knock-offs you want to be sure. I made one slight adjustment to the torx pivot to get it to engage faster, it didn't not change the centering at all. This is a big blade, yet it weighs nothing. Some say the FRN handles feel cheap, but for the weight considering the size of the blade, come on man. Get G-10 and something with liners if you don't care about weight. This is a business blade. Locks up perfectly, no play at anyway, anyhow. This thing can handle a ton of tasks. It's a perfect blade to carry if you get caught needing a more robust blade by surprise...and again, does not weigh you down. Just consider what your every day tasks are, go from there. I honestly think for this build, steel and ease of use, this really tough to beat. Best of luck finding a winner. *Quick update, this blade came from Knife Country, fulfilled by desertcart. Their response to questions and customer service are excellent. I will always have peace of mind ordering items that originate from their firm. I will also make it a point to look for their name when ordering. Hope that is help for those shopping in the desertcart "Sea". *Update 2, the steel on this knife is nails...used it a bit, neighbor took it and was able to take hair off the back of his neck. Touched it up with a Norton stone, it got sharper...love it. This thing is good. ## Features - Confidently Tackle Tough Tasks - Precision ground from CTS BD1N stainless steel, the blade offers excellent hardness, wear resistance, and edge retention: ideal for demanding everyday carry and utility cutting tasks. - Secure Grip, Superior Control - The FRCP handle features Spyderco’s aggressive Bi-Directional Texturing, an index-finger choil, and jimped thumb ramp: ensuring control and confidence during high-precision or heavy-duty use. - Trustworthy, Ambidextrous Locking - The Patented Ball Bearing Lock secures the blade with a caged bearing system, enabling smooth, one-handed operation while keeping your fingers safely out of the way. - Built to Withstand Daily Demands - Rugged, lightweight construction combines advanced materials with ergonomic design, offering lasting durability without compromising carry comfort. - Carry It Your Way - Reversible wire clip allows left or right-side, tip-up carry, making this knife fully ambidextrous for everyday use and fast access from any pocket. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00AHF6MJG | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #26,726 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #80 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives | | Blade Edge | plain edge | | Blade Length | 3.37 inches | | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | PlainEdge - FRCP | | Blade Type | Drop Point | | Brand | Spyderco | | Brand Name | Spyderco | | Color | Black - 8" (Lightweight) | | Customer Package Type | Knife-specific Shipping Box" or "Tamper-evident Knife Package | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,220 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00716104009411 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | FRCP | | Included Components | Pocket Clip | | Item Length | 8 inches | | Item Shape | PlainEdge - FRCP | | Item Type Name | Spyderco Manix2 Black FRCP PlainEdge | | Item Weight | 0.08 kg | | Manufacture Year | 2022 | | Manufacturer | Spyderco | | Model Name | C101PBK2 | | Model Number | C101PBK2 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | SC101PBK2-BRK | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Camping | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | 3.4" | | Special Feature | Lightweight | | Special Features | Lightweight | | Style | Manix 2 Lightweight | | Theme | Outdoor Activities, Camping | | UPC | 716104009411 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Spyderco - **Color:** Black - 8" (Lightweight) - **Handle Material:** FRCP - **Included Components:** Pocket Clip - **Model Name:** C101PBK2 - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping - **Special Feature:** Lightweight - **Style:** Manix 2 Lightweight ## Images ![Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51YpJKeATTL.jpg) ![Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61GNUBbD6xL.jpg) ![Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61B0+qCxjzL.jpg) ![Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LeHrleijL.jpg) ![Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61LmBmt635L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Item Shape, Color** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Initial impressions are excellent *by B***2 on July 17, 2014* I want to be honest and mention I just recieved this knife yesterday. This is my initial impressions only and will be updated as time goes on, good or bad. This knife appears to be an amazing piece of engineering. The weight is so little that this rather large knife iterally dissappears once it is clipped onto your pocket. It is thin enough that your hand can easily slip past it to any other contents in your pocket, and the material is not harsh and abrasive. I would imagine that this combination of handle scales and pocket clip would be ideal to keep your pants in good shape (not abrading the material). As an example, I wear polyester hiking pants often, and I have to be careful what knives I carry so as to keep them nice. The handle is extremely grippy and ergonomic (I have medium to large hands), and if the handle weren't enough the jimping and choil provide excellent traction on the blade surface as well. The knife itself is constructed with a combonation of torx bolt and pinned construction (torx on the knife pivot, and bottom of handle where the pocket clip is) and feels very secure. I am sure if it rattled apart Spyderco would replace it, though I just don't see it happening in every day use. Speaking of the construction, a few people here commented on the handle material as being too weak, and that the steel lined manix being so far superior. How sad it is that our poor soldiers have been running around with weakly constructed M4 rifles that are made predomenently from a Fiberglass Reinforced Co-Polomyr nearly identicle to the materials in this knife handle. I personally can attest to the durability of this material, and millions of soldiers can as well. The blade itself locks up as solid as a rock, yet glides effortlessly to open or close. The cutting edge is the sharpest I have ever seen with possible exception to my own Morakniv Classic, though I still believe that this knife has the edge (Ha). As stated, I will update this as I go, but for now, I am very happy to have spent the money on this knife. Also as an aside, the price dropped after I ordered it (the day after I received it) and after contacting Amazon, they are refunding me the difference. All in all, fantastic experience. --------------------UPDATE 8-19-14------------------------- I took this knife on two significant outings over the last few weeks, where it was my main or only blade used. The first was backpacking in the Colorado rockies, where the knife withstood use for everything from fire making, food prep, and significant weather. I also used the knife for whitling wood, and after the trip, the blade was still pristine (no nics in the blade, no stains and razor sharp). This weekend, I went on a four day camping trip with my family at Terryall Resevior. I used this knife exclusively for everything you would use a knife for in the wilderness, including cutting down a few smaller Aspen trees. It handled all tasks perfectly, and to my surprize the knife is still razor sharp (I carved wood for hours on this trip, and have shredded many knife blades attempting to carve half of what I was able to do with this knife). For me, I am completely sold on this knife, and this blade steel. I beat the crap out of it, and it still cuts like new, shows no signs of wear and continues to be my favorite knife. --------------------UPDATE 1-30-15------------------------- After much use I did finally put a chip in the blade. I was carving a walking stick with a bear head on the top. There was a bit of a knot in the wood, and though the knife carved everything fine, once I got home, I realized there was a chip in the knife... This is where the BD1 steel really comes into play. For as sharp as this knife is, and as well as it holds a cutting edge, it is very easy to sharpen and reprofile. The knife is again shaving sharp, and after all that I have put it through it has no blade play at all (without needing to tighten the pivot screw), and is just as solid as day one. This is a fantastic knife that will always be with me when I go back packing. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What's all the fuss? *by B***. on August 3, 2016* I've spent a bit of time with this knife, and there is no doubt its worth every dime. Showed up mega-sharp with all the paperwork. You get excited when it shows up, but with all of the knock-offs you want to be sure. I made one slight adjustment to the torx pivot to get it to engage faster, it didn't not change the centering at all. This is a big blade, yet it weighs nothing. Some say the FRN handles feel cheap, but for the weight considering the size of the blade, come on man. Get G-10 and something with liners if you don't care about weight. This is a business blade. Locks up perfectly, no play at anyway, anyhow. This thing can handle a ton of tasks. It's a perfect blade to carry if you get caught needing a more robust blade by surprise...and again, does not weigh you down. Just consider what your every day tasks are, go from there. I honestly think for this build, steel and ease of use, this really tough to beat. Best of luck finding a winner. *Quick update, this blade came from Knife Country, fulfilled by Amazon. Their response to questions and customer service are excellent. I will always have peace of mind ordering items that originate from their firm. I will also make it a point to look for their name when ordering. Hope that is help for those shopping in the Amazon "Sea". *Update 2, the steel on this knife is nails...used it a bit, neighbor took it and was able to take hair off the back of his neck. Touched it up with a Norton stone, it got sharper...love it. This thing is good. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spyderco Delivers Again. Awesome knife, in an extremely lightweight package *by C***Y on July 31, 2014* As with every Spyderco knife I've owned through the years, I am always impressed with what I get for the money. Their knives always come razor sharp right out of the box. They use excellent materials. Their fit, finish and attention to detail are superb, all the way thru the way the blade deploys, seats in the handle and their awesome pocket clips. About this knife, this one is no exception to what I've come to expect in a Spyderco. This is the first Spyderco I've owned that wasn't made in Seki, Japan. I was actually reluctant at first to go with a non Japanese made Spidey until I watched a nutnfancy video review of this knife on youtube. If you're on the fence, I recommend you go watch that vid. He goes into a very detailed review and makes some excellent points. Now that I've handled and use this knife, I have no reluctance whatsoever for a Spyderco made anywhere in the world. First off, the pics really don't do this knife justice. I know this is purely subjective, but, in my opinion, this is a great looking knife close up and in person. I particularly like the finish on the blade, and while it does scratch, I find that just adds character. For the size blade you get, it really is a light weight package. It rides in my front pocket and I don't really notice the weight on the knife at all. That is impressive to me for the size knife it is, especially when compared to it's G10/milled out liner brethren. Blade deployment is buttery smooth and the tension is perfect for me right out of the box. It's not to hard where a good flick from my thumb or finger won't open it, and it's not too loose where it's ever come open while in my pocket. The lock is stiff and does take some practice to close with one hand, but it is possible. The technique I use is I bury the heel of the handle in the palm heel of my hand and actuate the lock with thumb and forefinger. I don't use the fob type lanyards on any of my knives that I see other people use, but I could see where grasping a lanyard like that could provide enough tension in lieu of my palm heel technique. This knife also feels great in my hand. The texturing and the size/shape of the handle (ergonomics) make this one of my favorite knives in hand. The jimping is typical Spyderco, aggressive, near perfectly executed in my opinion. It allows you to choke up on the blade and gives you really excellent traction, even in slippery conditions you can really lock it in. In my experience with this BD-1 steel, I'm a fan. I've noticed that it holds up to the elements fairly well (no sign of any corrosion) and while not the hardest and toughest blade material, it is really easy to maintain a keen edge. A few passes on my Sharpmaker and strop, and I can usually get it hair popping sharp in a matter of minutes. I typically like to put up all my knives clean and with a light coat of oil, but I feel that I don't have to baby this one as much. ## Frequently Bought Together - Spyderco Manix 2 Black Plain Edge Knife - Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight 7.15" Signature Folding Knife with 2.90" Flat-Ground Steel Blade and High-Strength FRN Handle - PlainEdge Grind --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kr/products/7769917-spyderco-manix-2-lightweight-folding-pocket-knife-plainedge](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/7769917-spyderco-manix-2-lightweight-folding-pocket-knife-plainedge) --- *Product available on Desertcart South Korea* *Store origin: KR* *Last updated: 2026-08-29*