Name: Spyderco C229CFP Shaman, Carbon, SPRINT RUN 19
Brand: Spyderco
SKU: SPC229CFP
Availability: BackOrder

Handle/blade: carbon fibre/S90V
Blade length: 9.2 cm
Weight: 140 grams

The **Spyderco Shaman C229CFP Sprint Run** is a large and cool pocket knife, designed by Spyderco founder Sal Glesser. The Shaman has different characteristics you might be familiar with from other Spyderco's. At the same time the Shaman is really different within the range.

 This version of the Shaman is very special. This is namely a Sprint Run edition with S90V steel and a carbon fibre handle. Quite the upgrade from the S30V steel blade and the G10 handle.

 We start with what we know: a blade with thumb hole, made from premium S90V-steel with a satin finish. The blade is locked by a solid compression lock. A lock that was invented by Sal Glesser. Steel liners that were enhanced with holes to keep the weight low with carbon fibre scales around it.

 And these carbon fibre scales are exactly what give the Shaman its character. They are nicely rounded and enhanced with a matt finish. They are large, have enough room for very large hands and are very ergonomic.

 As such the Shaman definitely acquired its own place within the Spyderco range. A fascinating design that can be used as a real work knife, but, because of its interesting construction, ergonomics and lock, also makes the hearts of knife collectors skip a beat.

 **Please note: this is a Sprint Run edition. Once sold out we cannot guarantee that new stock will arrive! So be quick!**



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