Can anyone ID this for me?

[spug]

It's an old Spyderco that has been with me for a while. The blade originally had a steep curve to it before I broke it and re-ground it. I would love to know what it's called because I am trying to find another one without a busted up blade. Thanks!

 

[9blades]

That's one of the old aluminum "Navigators", they were introduced in 1997 I think.

 

[spug]

That's about when I got it. '97-98 or so. This thing has been a beast if a little knife. The Lava seems to be the closest thing to it in recent years as far as shape goes. Thanks for the help!

 

[spug]

Yup. That's it. Just looked it up.

 

[Cereal_killer]

The non-locking Urban has a very close blade shape if you dont mind a smaller handle.

 

[Boozoo Chavis]

Check out the Spyderco Cat or Chicago. Similar sized knives with G-10 handles and 440C steel. (under $50 bucks) I much prefer G-10 to aluminum as the G-10 is virtually indestructible.

 

[spug]

Thanks guys. What is the one pictured here? I dig it. I agree with you on the G10. No corrosion ever and tough stuff.