The Spartan Phrike Self Defense/Utility Knife draws its inspiration from ancient Greek mythology, with Phrike being the goddess associated with horror and fear. In the Greek language, "phrike" translates to "tremor" or "shivering." Despite its compact size, the Spartan Phrike custom self-defense knife is a formidable and finely crafted tool designed for both self-defense and utility use.
The Phrike features a small and lightweight blade, measuring 4.25 inches, specifically designed for easy carry and versatile applications such as self-defense and bushcraft. The knife's minimal inset handle adds to its comfort, slim profile, and high portability.
As an excellent utility knife, the Phrike is suitable for daily tasks and proves handy in various situations. Its outdoor capabilities make it a reliable companion for hunting and backpacking trips. Beyond its utility, the Phrike stands out as a handcrafted self-defense knife, ideal for emergencies and unforeseen circumstances.
The knife comes with a Kydex sheath that matches the blade color and is equipped with an IWB (Inside the Waistband) loop.
Specifications for the Spartan Phrike Self Defense/Utility Knife are as follows:
- Knife Name: Phrike
- Designer(s): Iovito/Carey
- Blade Length: 4.25"
- Overall Length: 8.50"
- Blade Thickness: 3/16"
- Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut
- Blade Hardness: 61-63 HRC
- Blade Style: Fixed, Swedged Drop Point
- Coating: SpartaCoat – PVD – Tungsten DLC (Flat Black) or ZrN (Flat Dark Earth)
- Handle Material: G10 (Black, Green, and Coyote Tan)
- Sheath: Kydex (Black) or (Coyote) to match blade finish respectively.
- Weight: 0.244 LBS
65 Reviews
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Very nice utilitarian knife
I carrying it every day. It’s sharp and light and quick. It’s good for defense and utility.
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Best Neck Knife
I don't use my blades for more than one purpose nd this blade while diminutive in size is a highly effective defense tool. The ergonomics are can't be outdone. And the price isn't bad at all. If you want a quick and effective fighting neck knife get the Enyo.
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The Best EDC
This is the best EDC blade I have, and I have 6 Spartan blades. It has a very thin profile but the handle is extremely grippy and the Magnacut blade cannot be surpassed. Or equally for that matter. You can't beat this knife for daily defensive blade.
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The Perfect Wet Knife
I've now purchased this knife three times. Throughout the years, it has saved my life more than once, and has never failed me. The only reason I've purchased this knife again, is because the other ones were given away to good friends. This is definitely a one-job knife, and I would advise against using it for general purpose or bushcraft.
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I Forgot
I Forgot how cool this blade really is. I've had several Phrikes over the years and you couldn't ask for a finer EDC blade. Sharp, agile and handles beautifully in the hand. Well worth the money.
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Great CC Blade
You won't find a better EDC knife. It's flat but the handles are very grippy so it stays right in the hand. Extremely sharp and agile. The belt loop it comes with is ok but not great. Overall an excellent investment.
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Phrike
Super lightweight and looks very nice, perfect size for edc and multitasking. It is a little tight when pulling from the kydex sheath but I’m sure that’ll loosen over time
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Phrike
This knife Is perfect for someone who wants a concealable fixed blade for EDC. Not only can it be used for personal defense but it also doubles as an extremely lightweight and versatile utility knife. Came sharp enough to shave with out of the box. The fit and finish of the knife are top notch. Kydex sheath is rock solid and holds the knife very securely. Sheath comes with a pull the dot belt loop that can be removed and supplemented with whatever mounting accessories you want. Overall a great knife that is perfect for everyday EDC and concealed carry for defensive purposes
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Phrike - Self-Defense
Perfect qualiy!
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Phrike
I drooled over this knife for 6 years before I broke down & bought it. A work of art that exudes quality. I showed it to my buddy without telling him what it was & his first words were "I want to put on the lanyard just so I don't drop it." When I told him it was the Phrike from Spartan Blades, he said "well that explains it."
