Spyderco Butch Vallotton -Good Used

Spyderco Butch Vallotton – Converted by Butch Vallotton

Precision Meets Purpose
The Spyderco Butch Vallotton Sub-Hilt isn’t just a knife; it’s a statement of refined engineering and uncompromising craftsmanship. Converted by Butch Vallotton, a name synonymous with high-performance autos, this piece balances everyday utility with collector-grade appeal. The satin-finished S30V blade takes a razor edge and holds it, while the iconic Spyderco thumb-hole and dual thumb studs give you fast deployment options. A notched thumb rest ensures secure control when you need precision most.

Built for the Hand, Built for the Long Haul
Every detail of this Vallotton Sub-Hilt Auto speaks to practical longevity. Stainless steel bolsters and liners form a solid, corrosion-resistant frame. The black G-10 scales deliver exceptional grip without unnecessary bulk, and the matching G-10 backspacer reinforces structural integrity. With a 4-way reversible stainless steel clip in black, carry options adapt seamlessly to your preference.

Condition and Collectability
Excellent condition means the detent, lockup, and blade seating are exactly where they should be—tight, responsive, and reliable. Whether you’re adding to a serious Spyderco collection or seeking a high-functioning daily, this Vallotton conversion is a rare find. Its combination of performance steel, ergonomic design, and Butch Vallotton’s conversion expertise make it as functional in the field as it is at home in a display case.

• Satin-finished S30V blade with superior edge retention and corrosion resistance

• Dual deployment options via Spyderco thumb-hole and twin studs

• Robust stainless steel bolsters, liners, and reversible black clip

• Black G-10 handle scales for a secure, confident grip

• Exceptional lockup, detent, and blade seating in excellent condition

The Vallotton Sub-Hilt  by Spyderco blends power, control, and craftsmanship into one highly capable tool. Designed to perform and built to last, it’s a knife that earns its place in both working rotation and private collection.