As one of the legendary OG knife brands that both continues to push for excellence in its evergreen models as well as the limits in its brand new blades, we always get excited when Spyderco drops a new Reveal. These updates drop regularly and are perfectly timed to match when their products hit the shelves, giving us an up-to-date, easy-to-follow guide to Spyderco’s always-evolving lineup. Spyderco’s latest Reveal for 2025 (Reveal 17) brings some exciting up-and-coming knives to the table, and we’ve picked out our favorites: the Edgerati, PITS 2 SLIPIT, and Slym.
Edgerati
| Knife Name | Spyderco Edgerati |
| Blade Length | 3.57″ |
| Blade Steel | CPM S30V |
| Handle Materials | Aluminum |
| Lock Type | Compression Lock |
| MSRP | $330.00+ |
Designed by Spyderco co-founder Sal Glesser, the Edgerati takes inspiration from high-performance sports cars, specifically, the legendary “birdcage” Maserati. Its skeletonized machined aluminum handle is both lightweight and strong, and gives you a peek at the streamlined Compression Lock inside. The 3.57” CPM S30V blade, available in both PlainEdge and partially serrated SpyderEdge, has a straight-spined profile and a textured choil for better grip control. With a reversible deep-carry clip, it’s made for practical, everyday carry but has enough style to turn heads.
PITS 2 SLIPIT
| Knife Name | Spyderco PITS 2 SLIPIT |
| Blade Length | 2.74″ |
| Blade Steel | Böhler M398 |
| Handle Materials | Titanium |
| Lock Type | SlipIt |
| MSRP | $350.00 |
The PITS 2 SLIPIT is a great choice for those in places where locking knives are restricted. Designed by British knifemaker Mike Read, the PITS 2 SLIPIT takes the non-locking slipjoint folder concept to another level. It uses spring arms built into the titanium handle that creates tension against the stop pin, making it feel solid and secure even without a lock. The 2.74” blade is crafted from Böhler M398, an ultra-high-performance steel with great edge retention that’s an upgrade to the poular M390. It’s also fully ambidextrous, with a reversible clip and Spyderco’s classic Round Hole for easy deployment.
Slym
| Knife Name | Spyderco Slym |
| Blade Length | 3.42″ |
| Blade Steel | Böhler M390 |
| Handle Materials | Titanium with Fat Carbon Fiber inlay |
| Lock Type | Reeve Integral Lock |
| MSRP | $370.00 |
Made exclusively for Spyderco by Italian knife manufacturer lionSTEEL, the Slym is all about smooth lines and top-tier materials. The 3.42” Böhler M390 drop-point blade rides on ball-bearing washers for an ultra-smooth action, and you can choose between a removable flipper tab or Round Hole for deployment. The handle is equally impressive: it’s machined from a single piece of titanium, coated in gray PVD, and dressed up with a Dark Matter Polar Fat Carbon Fiber inlay. Other features include a Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.), a deep-carry clip, and a lanyard hole. We’ll be keeping our eyes on this one.
Spyderco’s 2025 lineup proves once again that they know how to innovate while staying true to their core – function, quality, and thoughtful design. We can’t wait to take a closer look at them once they become available.
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