My Centofantes

[JNieporte]

Frank really knew how to make a knife. His wharncliffe designs were (and still are) the perfect wharnies. Here are my Centofante knives.

Spyderco Centofante 4, model C66PBK4 and Kershaw Centofante, model 1610:

Please share yours.

 

[mqqn]

Hi JNieporte -

Here is my Centofante, it rotated into EDC a few weeks ago...

best regards -

mqqn

 

[cgmblade]

I've got a Centofante 3. Thin blade, great slicer, and very lightweight. Maybe too thin and light. I've not edc'd it much because I like the more solid feel of the Delica or some other models. But it is a good looking knife and a great slicer.

 

[ABTOMAT-47]

I have a Centofante 3 I've EDC'd continually for years. Clip is scratched to hell, Spyderco inlay fell out, sharpen it once a week. It's held up fine. The lock has a bit of slop in it but considering the beating it's taken I have no complaints.

I have yet to find a more pleasant knife to use.

 

[Switchblade61]

Here's mine. Very nice, elegant and light folder, although I rarely carry it.

 

[Mitchell Knives]

IMO, the Centofante 3 is one of the best Spydercos around.

 

[ABTOMAT-47]

Here's mine. The photo doesn't fully show the wear (blade is scratched, clip is brassed all over) it has. If anyone's worried these things won't hold up in continuous use, don't be.