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Blade HQ Exclusive!
Level up your carry with the Spyderco ButtonUp, featuring a Blade HQ exclusive configuration outfitted with a Jade G-10 handle and a clean satin blade. This featherweight addition brings an ultra-light, pocket-friendly profile to the lineup without ever sacrificing elite cutting performance.
This Knife
Blade: Modified clip point blade with a full-flat grind and satin finish made from 8Cr13MoV steel.
Opener: Spyderco's Round Hole opener with ball bearing pivot washers for smooth and consistent deployment.
Handle: Open-backed handle design with Jade G-10 laminate scales.
Lock: High-strength button lock.
Carry: Reversible hourglass-styled pocket clip for tip-up carry.
Spyderco ButtonUp
A bold new chapter in Spyderco innovation, the Spyderco ButtonUp, designed by Eric Glesser, marks the company’s first-ever manual-opening button lock design—bringing a fresh, fidget-friendly mechanism to a platform built for everyday reliability.
At the heart of the Spyderco ButtonUp is the perfect blend of form and function. It features Spyderco’s signature Round Hole opener, delivering effortless one-handed deployment, while ball bearing pivot washers elevate the action to a new level of smoothness and consistency. Whether you’re opening it for work or just for fun, the ButtonUp offers a satisfying, fluid experience every time.
But this knife is more than just fidget factor—it’s a capable and compact EDC tool. Nested steel microliners provide hidden strength without bulk, and a sturdy hourglass-style pocket clip (fully reversible for left or right carry) ensures it rides deep, secure, and discreet. A thoughtfully placed lanyard hole offers yet another layer of customization and carry flexibility.
Stylish, compact, and built to perform, the Spyderco ButtonUp proves that innovation and utility aren’t mutually exclusive—they’re better together.
