Experienced knife users know how to get the most performance and control out of their knives. For most cutting chores, the closer the material being cut is to the “heel” of the blade (the part of the sharpened edge closest to the handle), the more leverage and control the user will have.

So how much blade is just enough? The answer to that question is Spyderco’s Enuff series—a family of three knives that share a common handle, overall size, and sheath design, but offer distinctly different blade styles. Enuff blade shapes include a clip point, a leaf-shaped blade, and a sheepfoot, all with a 2.75-inch blade length that provides outstanding cutting performance in an amazingly compact package.

All three Enuff knives feature skeletonized full-tang construction for strength and light weight. The blades are ground from VG-10 stainless steel, a workhorse material that offers a superior balance of cutting performance, corrosion resistance, edge retention, and ease of sharpening. The clip point blade is plain edged and full-flat ground to yield exceptional edge geometry for precision cutting chores and point utility.

All three Enuff knives feature identical scales injection molded from durable fiberglass-reinforced nylon. The scales are contoured to provide a hand-filling grip and boast Spyderco’s signature Bi-Directional Texturing™ pattern.

The knives in the Enuff series also use the same injection molded polymer sheath design. It features two “ears” at the mouth that snap around the leading edge of the handle scales to hold the knife securely in place when sheathed. Spyderco’s angle-adjustable G-Clip™ attachment supports both belt carry and clip-style inside-the-waistband carry.

The Enuff series is a truly unique concept in fixed-blade knives that sets a new standard for compact yet full-service cutting utility.