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product_id: 8883031
title: "Endura 4 Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8\" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping, Survival, Hiking - PlainEdge - C10FPBK"
brand: "spyderco"
price: "22257 kr"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Spyderco"
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# 3.8" VG-10 steel blade Lightweight FRN handle High-strength back lock Endura 4 Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping, Survival, Hiking - PlainEdge - C10FPBK

**Brand:** spyderco
**Price:** 22257 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Slice through your day with the legendary Endura 4 — where precision meets rugged style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Endura 4 Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping, Survival, Hiking - PlainEdge - C10FPBK by spyderco
- **How much does it cost?** 22257 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/8883031-endura-4-folding-pocket-knife-with-3-8-vg-10)

## 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

- • **Trusted EDC Icon:** Over 30 years of refinement make the Endura 4 a global benchmark in everyday carry knives.
- • **Precision Cutting Power:** Full-flat-ground VG-10 steel blade delivers razor-sharp, corrosion-resistant performance for every task.
- • **Ambidextrous Secure Carry:** Four-position pocket clip and robust back lock ensure confident, customizable carry for right- or left-handed users.
- • **Durable Lightweight Design:** Fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with skeletonized steel liners offers rugged strength without bulk.
- • **Versatile Outdoor Essential:** Perfectly engineered for hunting, camping, survival, and tactical use — your go-to blade for any adventure.

## Overview

The Spyderco Endura 4 is a premium folding pocket knife featuring a 3.8-inch full-flat-ground VG-10 stainless steel blade known for exceptional sharpness and corrosion resistance. Its lightweight yet durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with skeletonized steel liners ensures comfort and strength. Equipped with a high-strength back lock and a four-position pocket clip, it offers secure, ambidextrous carry options. Trusted worldwide for over 30 years, this knife is ideal for everyday carry, tactical use, hunting, camping, and survival, combining professional-grade cutting performance with ergonomic design.

## Description

desertcart.com : Spyderco Endura 4 Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping, Survival, Hiking - PlainEdge - C10FPBK : Hunting Folding Knives : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Spyderco Endura4 Blue - I am a huge fan of COLD STEEL knives. I have several COLD STEEL knives and have used the as a EDC knife. The COLD STEEL VOYAGER XL, full serration has served me well all the years I have carried it. I have a COLD STEEL VOYAGER XL Tanto blade which I use when riding my bike. They are both excellent knives which have proved themselves useful in combat, every day use, and nearly everything I have thrown at them. The only problem is they are BIG knives, which is perfect when I need large knives, but sometimes when I am wearing shorts or light weight clothing I need a knife which can be both lighter and yet, still be an excellent knife. In the Corps I had a few guys who carried Spyder co knives so I was passingly familiar with the Spyderco brand. After realizing my need for a lighter EDC knife I looked at COLD STEEL again, but didn't see what I wanted in a smaller lighter knife. It was then that I looked at both KERSHAW and SPYDERCO. Kershaw often uses a liner lovk for their knives. To me thats a deal breaker, because when a kife using a liner lock meets formidable opposition there is a tendency for the liner lock to slip to the side and the knife blade collapse or the liner lock simply fail. In combat you are only as good as your tools. When I looked at the Spyderco Endura 4 I saw that they had a frame lock which is far more stout and dependable. Then, I noticed the shape of the knife blade and quality and saw that the blades are full flat-ground VG-10 with a thinner highly refined cutting edge and a larger opening hole. I went on Youtube and watched 'NutinFancy's Review on the SPYDERCO Endura-4 and with that I decided to purchase the blade. After receiving the blade I can say with clarity that the SPYDERCO Endura-4 is an excellent, well balanced, quality knife that is light weight and made with longevity in mind. The blade was OK sharp out of the box, but after a few passes on my Lansky knife sharpener it is now razor sharp. The Endura-4 easily and effortlessly slices like a razor blade straight down a sheet of paper without any pressure being applied. The blade tip is needle sharp and glides right into the produce I tested it on. The weight of the blade is amazingly light and will serve me well when I am wearing summer clothing. The color of the knife is blue but it is not light blue, nor dark blue, it is a mix of grey and blue. I highly recommend this knife if you keep in mind that it is a light weight knife which will serve you well in average situations.
Review: Very good blade, but it has some minor draw backs - I have had this knife for a few weeks now, and I have really been liking it. Out of the box it was scary sharp; and I have had some sharp knives. Its been holding an OK edge, but personally I don't mind sharpening my knives every few weeks, even If I have a knife that can hold an edge better than the VG-10; I still sharpen it every couple of weeks. First thing is that the blue in the picture is not even close to what you get, I knew this when I bought the knife, but it seems that some have failed to research there knife enough to know what they are getting, so yes it does come with a light blue color that looks very good and fits right into the winter months. I overall like the look and feel of the knife, the FRN handle has much more grip that any G-10 out there(which can be a good and bad thing). I like the blue color on it, but it does look a tad childish so I usually take my tenacious when I am out and about, and then use the big blade on the Endura for your standard box opening, garage work, yard work, house work etc. To sum it up, I use my Endura like crazy during the weekend, and I use my tenacious when I am out of the house or at work, mainly because it doesn't attract too much attention (I plan to replace my "out of the house knife" with either a Sage or a Manix 2 here in the coming weeks.) But this is just my opinion One problem that I have with this knife is the spine lock; yeah, not my favorite opening type, and let me tell you why. First off the Endura does take a bit of effort to open even if you loosen the blade just a bit. But its not hard, just get ready to use a bit of wrist every time you deploy it. Another reason I don't like the spine lock is because its not great for one hand closing. I have been used to a Kershaw liner lock for many years, and going to this was hard because not only is it harder to get to, but you loose a lot of control over the blade with you try to close it with one hand, and I have actually cut myself once do to this(Once again, just a preference).And lastly, I just find spine locks boring especially after having the close to automatic opening Kershaw leek. You also can't do any of the fun spydie opening techniques that everyone does due to the spine lock(you can but it will take more effort than required with other spydercos) like the drop, the middle finger flick, and even the thumb flick. So if you are going to get this knife, get used to doing the manual thumb opening. But the reason the knife still gets five stars is because at the end of the day I need my knife to perform, and not look cool when I open it. It does have a very nice click when you deploy the knife, also when you are in the yard working and you quickly pull out your knife I almost always snap my wrist to give a knife leverage, but when you are in public you can't whip out your knife, and snap it open like that which is why I keep it for yard work and stuff. And lastly the reason that I got this knife was because of the BIG 3.75 inch VG-10 blade that just performs like no other. When I am cutting cardboard with my smaller knives I always run into the handle ruining the good cut that I was making. But with this big blade you will have to problem cutting through anything.

## Features

- Trusted EDC Design - With over three decades of refinement, the Endura 4 remains a benchmark in folding knife design, trusted worldwide for everyday utility and dependable function.
- Customizable Carry Options - A four-position pocket clip and high-strength back lock provide secure, flexible carry for right- or left-handed users, ensuring confidence in any situation.
- Lightweight Yet Rugged - Injection-molded fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with skeletonized steel liners delivers durability and comfort without adding bulk.
- High-Performance VG-10 Steel - Full-flat-ground VG-10 stainless steel blades provide a strong, sharp edge with excellent cutting performance and corrosion resistance, available in multiple edge styles.
- Everyday Cutting Confidence - From outdoor adventures to daily utility, the Endura 4 combines lightweight construction, secure ergonomics, and professional cutting power in one dependable tool.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0089DFFSW |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,175 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #54 in Folding Hunting Knives #281 in Camping Fixed-Blade Knives #542 in Camping Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | Plain Edge |
| Blade Length | 3.8 Inches |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade Shape | Clip Point |
| Brand | Spyderco |
| Brand Name | Spyderco |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,583 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00716104002566 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon |
| Included Components | Pocket Clip |
| Is Product Cordless | Yes |
| Item Length | 8.78 Inches |
| Item Type Name | Spyderco Endura4 Lightweight Black FRN Flat Ground PlainEdge |
| Item Weight | 0.1 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Spyderco |
| Model Name | 400256 |
| Model Number | 400256 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Special Feature | High-strength back lock mechanism |
| Special Features | High-strength back lock mechanism |
| Style | Endura 4 Lightweight Flat Ground |
| Theme | Outdoor Adventure |
| UPC | 824365003809 745369226479 716104002566 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping
- **Brand:** Spyderco
- **Model Name:** 400256
- **Special Feature:** High-strength back lock mechanism
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Included Components:** Pocket Clip
- **Handle Material:** Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon
- **Color:** Black
- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Style:** Endura 4 Lightweight Flat Ground

## Images

![Endura 4 Folding Pocket Knife with 3.8" VG-10 Steel Blade and FRN Handle - EDC Knife for Men and Women, Perfect for Hunting, Tactical, Camping, Survival, Hiking - PlainEdge - C10FPBK - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51+5jTWdZ8L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How big is the blade?**
A: Every Endura model has a blade that is 3.8 inches long with an edge length of3.46 inches.

**Q: How long is the blade?**
A: blade length is 3.75 in. see www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=208 for specs

**Q: is the grey one done in super blue steel**
A: The endura 4 comes in vg-10 and zdp-189. Spyderco will sometimes do what they call sprint runs (short term specials basically) of knives in super blue steel. The ladybug3, the manbug, the stretch, and the dragonfly2 are currently being offered in super blue.

**Q: How much does the knife weigh?**
A: I don't have a scale that goes that low.   However I carry this knife daily, clipped to my front pocket, and do not even know it's there.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spyderco Endura4 Blue
*by P***T on June 23, 2014*

I am a huge fan of COLD STEEL knives. I have several COLD STEEL knives and have used the as a EDC knife. The COLD STEEL VOYAGER XL, full serration has served me well all the years I have carried it. I have a COLD STEEL VOYAGER XL Tanto blade which I use when riding my bike. They are both excellent knives which have proved themselves useful in combat, every day use, and nearly everything I have thrown at them. The only problem is they are BIG knives, which is perfect when I need large knives, but sometimes when I am wearing shorts or light weight clothing I need a knife which can be both lighter and yet, still be an excellent knife. In the Corps I had a few guys who carried Spyder co knives so I was passingly familiar with the Spyderco brand. After realizing my need for a lighter EDC knife I looked at COLD STEEL again, but didn't see what I wanted in a smaller lighter knife. It was then that I looked at both KERSHAW and SPYDERCO. Kershaw often uses a liner lovk for their knives. To me thats a deal breaker, because when a kife using a liner lock meets formidable opposition there is a tendency for the liner lock to slip to the side and the knife blade collapse or the liner lock simply fail. In combat you are only as good as your tools. When I looked at the Spyderco Endura 4 I saw that they had a frame lock which is far more stout and dependable. Then, I noticed the shape of the knife blade and quality and saw that the blades are full flat-ground VG-10 with a thinner highly refined cutting edge and a larger opening hole. I went on Youtube and watched 'NutinFancy's Review on the SPYDERCO Endura-4 and with that I decided to purchase the blade. After receiving the blade I can say with clarity that the SPYDERCO Endura-4 is an excellent, well balanced, quality knife that is light weight and made with longevity in mind. The blade was OK sharp out of the box, but after a few passes on my Lansky knife sharpener it is now razor sharp. The Endura-4 easily and effortlessly slices like a razor blade straight down a sheet of paper without any pressure being applied. The blade tip is needle sharp and glides right into the produce I tested it on. The weight of the blade is amazingly light and will serve me well when I am wearing summer clothing. The color of the knife is blue but it is not light blue, nor dark blue, it is a mix of grey and blue. I highly recommend this knife if you keep in mind that it is a light weight knife which will serve you well in average situations.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good blade, but it has some minor draw backs
*by J***S on January 13, 2016*

I have had this knife for a few weeks now, and I have really been liking it. Out of the box it was scary sharp; and I have had some sharp knives. Its been holding an OK edge, but personally I don't mind sharpening my knives every few weeks, even If I have a knife that can hold an edge better than the VG-10; I still sharpen it every couple of weeks. First thing is that the blue in the picture is not even close to what you get, I knew this when I bought the knife, but it seems that some have failed to research there knife enough to know what they are getting, so yes it does come with a light blue color that looks very good and fits right into the winter months. I overall like the look and feel of the knife, the FRN handle has much more grip that any G-10 out there(which can be a good and bad thing). I like the blue color on it, but it does look a tad childish so I usually take my tenacious when I am out and about, and then use the big blade on the Endura for your standard box opening, garage work, yard work, house work etc. To sum it up, I use my Endura like crazy during the weekend, and I use my tenacious when I am out of the house or at work, mainly because it doesn't attract too much attention (I plan to replace my "out of the house knife" with either a Sage or a Manix 2 here in the coming weeks.) But this is just my opinion One problem that I have with this knife is the spine lock; yeah, not my favorite opening type, and let me tell you why. First off the Endura does take a bit of effort to open even if you loosen the blade just a bit. But its not hard, just get ready to use a bit of wrist every time you deploy it. Another reason I don't like the spine lock is because its not great for one hand closing. I have been used to a Kershaw liner lock for many years, and going to this was hard because not only is it harder to get to, but you loose a lot of control over the blade with you try to close it with one hand, and I have actually cut myself once do to this(Once again, just a preference).And lastly, I just find spine locks boring especially after having the close to automatic opening Kershaw leek. You also can't do any of the fun spydie opening techniques that everyone does due to the spine lock(you can but it will take more effort than required with other spydercos) like the drop, the middle finger flick, and even the thumb flick. So if you are going to get this knife, get used to doing the manual thumb opening. But the reason the knife still gets five stars is because at the end of the day I need my knife to perform, and not look cool when I open it. It does have a very nice click when you deploy the knife, also when you are in the yard working and you quickly pull out your knife I almost always snap my wrist to give a knife leverage, but when you are in public you can't whip out your knife, and snap it open like that which is why I keep it for yard work and stuff. And lastly the reason that I got this knife was because of the BIG 3.75 inch VG-10 blade that just performs like no other. When I am cutting cardboard with my smaller knives I always run into the handle ruining the good cut that I was making. But with this big blade you will have to problem cutting through anything.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Knife I own
*by K***N on December 22, 2010*

This is my first spyderco knife and I love it. I have carried it everyday since I bought it and thats been about a week. This knife is big, bigger than I was expecting. I like big knives and I like to have a tactical blade on me at all times. I have some smaller blades I use for using odd jobs but I have also been using this knife to test edge retention and sharpness. I has exceeded both, it's so sharp and is staying sharp good. I carry four blades with me everyday and sometimes my glock. So keep in mind this when you are looking at getting this knife. Some people grumble about weight and heavy knives, truthfully, I don't feel any of my knives on me. I have two clipped on my left pocket(Small and Medium), another in my right pocket(Very small), and now my Endura(Large) clipped on my right pocket. I seem to be grabbing the Endura a lot more than the other knives cause I am right handed and it opens so fast. I love this knife and everyone I show it to just drops their mouth and owes over it. I love explaining all the features of it and comparing it to my other knives as it blows them out the water. You get what you pay for that's for sure, and you can see it, feel it, in hand, and in use. I also love the fact that no one has a knife like me and I definitely have the coolest knife around. This is by far the best knife I have and I think I will be replacing my mid size knife with the dragonfly here soon. I do like to have a cheap(but sharp) blade(small) on me cause I don't have to worry about messing it up. For when I cut wire, putty, or cutting around metal. So I will probably keep my gerber mine para frame, I have for sure got my seven bucks out of it. If I got to go tactical or self defense, the Endura is getting pulled out, hands down. It feels so secure in the hand, I can't even slide my hand, when I get a good grip on it. Best jimping I have ever seen personally, or in hand! Very strong feeling knife, no play anywhere in blade, and is very tough feeling. I give this knife a 10 out of 10!!! Update--I have had this knife a little over a year now and still holding up great. I keep an edge on it but it's more of a self defense blade for me so I don't use it a lot unless I am cutting an apple or eating steak.

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