THE MOST VERSATILE EDC BLADE FROM SPYDERCO?! | EDC 2021| TACTICAL TAVERN ENDURA 4 REVIEW!

Welcome everyone to the Tactical Tavern! I am your host Tomas Alas and in this video we are reviewing what is possibly the most versatile knife Spyderco offers; the Endura 4.

What makes this knife so special is the history, variations, and attention to detail. We will see if it can be applied to everyday carry, camping, the kitchen, hiking, outdoor adventures, and even tactical use!?

Here at the Tactical Tavern our reviews are scored on 25 possible points. Based on Price, Functionality/Design, Dependability, and Carry Ability.

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[robdellinger]

Endura was among my first Spydercos in VG-10. The K390 original and wharnie models are phenomenal slicers! Among my faves.

[carmelotansengco]

I have one just like yours. It was the third Spyderco I bought after my Para 3 (no longer with me) and my Military in S110V (also no longer with me. I still my Endura 4 and I even bought another one with the Emerson wave opener. I don't know how superstitious you are but I heard if your knife cuts you, it's really meant for you since it's got your blood on it. Well, that night after I bought my Endura 4, I tried playing with it and it cut me really bad. I tried swinging the blade shut withou having my index finger under the pivot screw. Really smart of me to do that. 😄

[normcote]

I love mine, ..its got the Emmerson Opener too, ..win win🗡🗡🗡

[Aichmomanian]

I'm baffled by the middle finger "Spydie flick" I use my index finger to open. Seems logical to me vs middle finger. Have you ever tried this method or am I just odd? Another question, I feel the pm2 is one of the best tactical folders out there. I see lots of reviews about edc but not many on it's tactical use. Thoughts?

[monroekelly]

Kind of a statement of the obvious. Folks in the military, security contractors, and protection professionals have been carrying and utilizing the Spyderco Endura and other models for years. In real tactical environments and roles. Good general info but I have yet to hear any real “tactical” knowledge from this Boy Scout.