WELCOME TO REVEAL® 22 AND THE THIRD NEW-PRODUCT SUPPLEMENT TO THE 2026 SPYDERCO CATALOG.
As we continue to celebrate our 50th anniversary year, we are proud to introduce more new knives that reflect the innovation, diversity, and commitment to excellence that has defined the Spyderco brand for five decades.
The knives within these pages range from reimagined versions of time-honored classics to ultra-high-performance expressions of some of our most trusted designs. Many of them showcase state-of-the-art blade steels that are rarely seen on production knives. In true Spyderco style, we have taken knives like our robust Shaman® and the game-changing Para Military® 2 Lightweight and supercharged them with fearlessly corrosion-resistant materials to join our industry-leading Salt® Series. Conversely, we have also brought two members of our Salt family “ashore.” The popular Caribbean™ is now available with an ultra-high-alloy CPM® REX® 121® blade, while Lance Clinton’s Waterway™ fixed blade is back in a lightweight, more affordable format called the Pathway™.
Fans of extreme edge retention and Alistair Phillips’ Kapara™ will be thrilled to see that it has also been expressed in REX 121 tool steel. Similarly, the Bodacious™ has joined the ranks of our popular “Cru-Carta” family, sporting a CPM CRUWEAR® blade and old-school brown canvas Micarta® scales. Joining the Slym™ is an all-new downsized version, the Thyn™, which faithfully delivers the same high-performance features in an even more pocket-friendly package. The iconic Navigator™ model has returned as a non-locking SLIPIT™ with refined, third-generation updates. Even our byrd® line has a new member, the Magpie™, boasting a dramatic black-and-white color theme.
In short, Reveal 22 delivers more of everything that Spyderco enthusiasts have come to know and love about our brand. As always, we are deeply grateful for your trust, confidence, loyalty, and continued passion for all things Spyderco.
Respectfully,
The Spyderco Crew
Some cool stuff within. I like the Sal Glesser designed Bodacious with micarta instead of G10 or FRN. I’ve been on a Spyderco kick lately, ever since I started working on my Shawn Houston article, which will appear in the November issue.
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