NAND Ti

Like from the future straight into your pocket – the Spyderco NAND Ti is more than just a pocket knife. It is a statement, a design object, a highly functional tool and a glimpse into the next generation of the EDC universe. Developed by Paul Alexander, a knife nerd with a doctorate in mechanical engineering, this futuristic folding knife combines technological sophistication with uncompromising practicality.

With its 8.1 cm flat-ground blade made of high-quality M398 steel, the NAND is at the top of its game. The powder metallurgical high-performance steel stands for extreme edge retention, impressive hardness and absolute precision – exactly what you need for a knife that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie but can handle any job in real life. The distinctive Spyderhole is of course on board and stylishly rounds off the characteristic blade shape.

Instead of relying on a classic lock, the NAND integrates an innovative ball-and-socket mechanism that uses two ball-bearing stops to hold the blade securely in the open position – without any lock at all. In combination with the pronounced “blade spur”, the knife can be opened with one hand, almost like a traditional razor – only much cooler. The hand rests stably on the spine of the blade and, together with the well-thought-out design, ensures maximum control.

The titanium handle is a real feat: precision-engineered, robust yet slim. It houses a repositionable wire clip that is designed for tip-up carry on both sides. Everything about it screams: high quality. Forward-looking. Different.

The NAND is not a knife for everyone – it is for people who love technology, appreciate design and are looking for an EDC that not only works but also inspires.