Spyderco Endela Review (in CRUWEAR) | Did they finally make the perfect sized lockback?

In this video I review the Spyderco Endela in CRUWEAR that was a DLT Trading Exclusive. I go over it’s features, size, fit, and finish. I start off with the size compared to the Benchmade Bugout and the Spyderco Native 5 Lightweight. I go over the icons Volcano FRN Scales that take off where the Endura and Delica 4 Lightweight left off. I talk about the contoured ergonomically fit the hand wonderfully. I also go over the excellent cutting performance of the full flat grind blade. i point out that the Endela is a fully ambidextrous design and has a four-way pocket clip that allows you to carry it the exact way the user wants to. I go over the fit and quality of the Endela with it’s smooth, enjoyable lock back design that has the perfect blend of tension between ease of use and fidget ability, but safety of keeping the blade securely closed / locked open. I talk about the call me control and fit and finish expectations from the Seki City Japan Spyderco factory where the Endela is built. I talked about the benefit of CPM CRUWEAR to this robust, reliable work knife. How the blade shape lends itself useful to both light work EDC task like cutting packages and cardboard. Up to harder work like mild prying and wedging due to its bullnosed tip. I didn’t wrap everything up by talking about how this is a perfect working knife Spyderco. Due to its white, sand, contour, robust design, that balances, EDC and harder task, all for a decent price that you won’t be worried about using the knife. It is in a class of its own as a masterpiece of Spyderco design.