Cold Steel Silver Eye Elite Spear Point, Ambidextrous, Manual

SILVER EYE ELITE SPEAR POINT

The Silver Eye Elite is an everyday carry folder from designer Andrew Demko and Cold Steel that blends tactical and practical seamlessly. A production knife with a custom feel, the Silver Eye Elite is stylish enough for dress carry while being a capable and robust cutting tool. This version comes with a satin finished S35VN spear point blade and carbon fiber handle scales.

Brand new, direct from Cold Steel.

Blade: Demko hit the EDC sweet spot with this 3.5 inch blade, delivered here in a spear point profile with a classy two-toned satin finish for plenty of visual appeal. A hole cut out of the flats is fit with the HTR thumb ramp opening mechanism in silver, offering smooth and easy ambidextrous blade deployment on rugged bronze washers. A high saber grind and nearly full length top swedge offer a balance of slicing, piercing and durability perfect for daily use.

Handle: Silver hardware complements the classy carbon fiber handle scales and satin blade while delivering an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. The stylish look makes this an ideal choice for dress carry while retaining a rugged construction. Ergonomic and contoured with several finger grooves, the handle is comfortable and secure in multiple grip positions. The Tri-Ad mid-back lock is one of the strongest on the market, with solid reliability and easy operation for left and right-handed users. A through-clip hole allows for lanyard attachment.

Carries via reversible, tip-up stainless steel pocket clip.

CPM-S35VN: A modified version of S30V designed for improved toughness over and easier machining and polish. Toughness is improved roughly 15-20%, with a slight decrease in wear resistance (edge retention). Corrosion resistance is also lightly higher, close to AISI 420. S35VN is a well-balanced steel for daily use.

Tri-Ad Lock: The Tri-Ad lock system functions like any back lock: pushing down on a lock bar spring in the handle releases the blade. It differs by adding a stop pin between the blade tang and lock bar. This pin handles any pressure put on the knife and allows the spring to self adjust over time, resulting in a rock solid lock that can handle an absurd amount of weight in lock strength tests.