Spyderco C142GP Resilience 4.20" Folding Drop Point Knife, 8Cr13MoV SS Blade, Black G10 Handle with Pocket Clip

The Spyderco C142GP Resilience is a no-nonsense folding knife built for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who needs a reliable blade they can trust in the field or at camp. With a 4.20-inch drop point blade in 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, the Resilience delivers a practical edge geometry that handles food prep, gear maintenance, and general cutting tasks without fuss. The black G10 handle offers solid grip texture and durability in wet conditions, while the integrated pocket clip keeps the knife accessible and ready whenever you need it.

Drop point blades are a time-tested choice for outdoor work: the spine tapers gradually to the tip, giving you a strong point without the needle-sharp vulnerability of a traditional clip point. That balance of strength and control makes the Resilience equally at home filleting a fish or processing game. The 8Cr13MoV stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and holds an edge reasonably well for a midrange stainless option—it's not a premium steel that demands meticulous care, but it won't let you down in backcountry conditions.

G10 scales are a field-proven choice: the material is lightweight, won't absorb water, and provides excellent grip purchase even with wet or gloved hands. The pocket clip is positioned for reliable carry and quick deployment. Whether you're a truck-bed hunter, a weekend camper, or just someone who appreciates a straightforward knife that doesn't need a warranty sermon, the Resilience is designed to work and keep working.

Key Features

• 4.20-inch drop point blade—practical geometry for cutting, processing, and camp tasks
• 8Cr13MoV stainless steel—corrosion-resistant with decent edge retention
• Black G10 handle—lightweight, durable, and grippy in wet conditions
• Integrated pocket clip for accessible carry and quick access
• Folding design for safe transport and compact storage

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a drop point blade good for?

A drop point blade tapers gradually from spine to tip, balancing strength with control. It's excellent for general outdoor work—processing game and fish, food prep at camp, gear repair—without the fragility of a clip point or the bulk of a tanto.

Is 8Cr13MoV stainless steel a good choice for outdoor use?

8Cr13MoV is a midrange stainless steel that resists corrosion and holds an edge reasonably well. It won't match premium options in edge retention, but it's practical for field and camp work where toughness and low maintenance matter more than exotic steel.

What's included with the Resilience, and how do I carry it?

The knife comes with an integrated pocket clip for secure carry in your pack, vest, or back pocket. The clip allows quick deployment when you need the blade.

Is the G10 handle comfortable for extended use?

G10 is lightweight and provides excellent grip texture, especially in wet conditions or with gloves. The material doesn't absorb water and is durable in harsh field environments, making it well-suited for hunting, fishing, and backcountry work.