5.0 out of 5 stars Great quality little knife

p. · 16 June 2017

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } I originally bought a spyderco ukpk but due to the size of the blade, it looked very intimidating and I didnt feel comfortable using it at work or in public.This knife just looks cute and wouldnt alarm anyone buts its just as capable as the ukpk. The blade may be shorter but the steel is far better and is razor sharp.As with all Spyderco knives it is designed to fit perfectly when holding and it opens with one hand. The build quality is perfect.I would say the UKPK is great for use around the house but the sharper blade and non aggressive looks of the squeak make it perfect for every day carry.

5.0 out of 5 stars The Mighty Spyderco Squeak!

H. · 22 July 2019

I have quite a few Spyderco & Bryd pocket knifes and the ergonomics and quality are great. Even though this is small knife it functions way above its size! Plus, its UK legal as it doesn’t lock. Very strong slipit ‘Slip Joint’ action and because of the choils it gives confidence in use as it won’t close on your fingers! Very shard almost razor sharp!

5.0 out of 5 stars Best daily carry

K.P. · 29 December 2024

I have owned this knife for over 3 years and it is still one of the sharpest knives I have ever owned and I’ve never sharpened it.I’ve used it for all sorts, cutting tape, boxes, fabric… etc. but you can just wipe off the sticky residue and keep cutting!

4.0 out of 5 stars Good if you are prepared to spend the money.

A.J.P. · 3 January 2020

Nice little pocket knife perfect for EDC. Sits well in the hand when open and absolutely no chance of it closing on you. Very lightweight yet surprisingly solid. The N690 is a good steel -holds it's edge well and is reasonably easy to sharpen considering it's hardness. Only criticism is that the factory edge wasn't that sharp and the bevel was asymmetrical although this is easily corrected if you have a good set of sharpening stones. A bit expensive unless like me you are into your knifes.

5.0 out of 5 stars Nicely made and good quality.

R.B. · 30 December 2024

I bought this while on offer for £59. At that price I was very pleased but have seen it on sale for £94!It is very nicely made & quality feels good. The blade snaps firmly in place with no signs of movement but as it does not lock it is still UK legal. It is also very pleasant to hold. It is more expensive than others but hey, it is a Spyderco after all.

5.0 out of 5 stars Spyderco Quality

A. · 21 December 2019

I lost the last one, so a replacement was a must. The Spyderco Squeak is a lovely little knife with its short and wide N690Co leaf blade. With its non-locking blade, and its small size it is surprisingly useful for everyday tasks. Mine is mostly used for getting into packaging. The scales (handles) are very grippy. One hand opening means deploying the blade no longer means putting the item in hand down to open the knife with two hands. One hand opening also means one hand closing. There is a pocket clip that can be retained or removed as you wish.Overall, single blade simplicity and quality made. Should last a lifetime, if you don't lose it. I wouldn't be without it.

5.0 out of 5 stars UK EDC carry choice.

L.R. · 20 June 2025

Small, sharp, well made.Yes, it's expensive. But you get what you pay for.UK users: Do not have to explain or excuse.

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best knives for the UK.

C. · 7 June 2017

This is such a nice small knife. Great steel quality, keeps an edge nicely, is small, UK legal, less threatening looking than it's larger (still UK legal) relatives. A great office-friendly knife.I have reprofiled the edge to try and make it more trianglular like my old Dragonfly that is many years old. It is not quite what I hoped for but it's almost a triangle point shape. I find a full triangle with a fine acute point is better at piercing through heavy plastic than a more chunky less defined point.

Ultra petit, ultra maniable, la perfection Spyderco.

T. · 14 February 2025

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Práctica

J.P. · 6 April 2019

Me encanto el diseño y tamaño es super práctica .

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M.P. · 9 March 2019

Klasse

schlechte Qualität

G. · 8 September 2024

Ich habe einige Spyderco Messer...angefangen beim in China gefertigten Byrd über das UKPK, Urban (was ich aus dem gleichen Grund wie dieses Squeak zurückgesendet habe) Para 3 und Sage 5. Interessanterweise ist das damals für 40€ gekaufte Byrd von der Qualität auf dem Niveau vom jeweils 150€ kostenden Para/Sage und fühlt sich dank der Micarta-Griffschalen sogar etwas hochwertiger an. Leider ist der Stahl etwas zu weich, obwohl ich keine hohen Ansprüche in der Hinsicht habe.Alle Messer hatten gemeinsam, dass sie sehr scharfkantig waren, was beim Daumenloch und der Ausbuchtung für den Zeigefinger recht schmerzhaft (bei Squeak aber so spitz, dass ein ernsthaftes Verletzungsrisiko besteht) bei der Benutzung sein kann. Dieses Problem kann man zum Gück selbst lösen, wobei es beim Squeak noch einmal deutlich schlimmer ist als bei den anderen Messern.Dazu kommt beim Squeak, dass es beim Schließen aufgrund eines Verarbeitungsfehlers von einem schabenden Geräusch begleitet wird.Von der mangelhaften Verarbeitungsqualität abgesehen ist das Squeak Bezug auf Größe/form gar nicht mal so schlecht. Bei meiner Handgröße (medium) reicht es quasi zum 3,5-Finger-Griff.Die Klinge ist mit 5cm recht kurz und dürfte z.B. beim Brötchen/Apfel schneiden etwas ungünstig werden.Perfekt wäre eine Größe genau zwischen dem Urban und Squeak mit einer Klingenlänge knapp unter 6cm gewesen, um den geplanten Messerrechtsverschärfungen gerecht zu werden.Ich habe das Squeak zurückgeschickt und mir noch einmal in Pink (damit es in der heutigen Zeit noch harmloser wirkt) bestellt. Sollte das Schaben beim Öffnen nicht mehr vorhanden sein, werde ich es behalten und die scharfen Kanten mit dem Diamantschleifer etwas abrunden.

Great little knife, good alternate to the Dragonfly or a traditional slip-joint

J. · 26 December 2018

It's pint-sized, like the Dragonfly2, but without the locking blade that gets it defined as a weapon in some uptight cities. (as if knife stabbings from 2" blades is the problem...)It doesn't open as smoothly as the Dragonfly2, but it's a LOT faster to close one-handed than the DF2. The blade's not as pointy.It fits wonderfully in the coin pocket, with the pocket clip removed. It makes just as good of a pocket knife as it does a clipped-on knife.The blade steel is excellent, and the blade grind is also excellent. This is part of what we pay for when we buy a Spyderco: no overly steep sharpening angles that are hard to re-sharpen.The only small negative about this knife is that since it doesn't lock, it has a much stronger backspring (with half-stop) and it is harder to open one-handed than a locking knife, because there's not much body to grip onto with the rest of the hand.Even though I don't live in an area that forbids locking blades, this knife has me thinking of a slightly larger Spyderco slipjoint. Well-done on making a one-handed opening knife that is legal everywhere and is super-handy.