Spyderco Roadie Xl Ltwt 2.74" Blk

The Spyderco Roadie XL Lightweight is a modern penknife engineered for everyday carry in compliance with TSA screening guidelines—a design born when the agency briefly considered permitting folding knives aboard commercial aircraft. This 2.74-inch blade model represents a refined evolution of the classic utility knife, scaled larger than its standard predecessor to deliver genuine cutting capability without sacrificing portability. Law enforcement and military professionals recognize the Roadie XL as a discreet yet functional blade for administrative tasks, package opening, and light field work where tactical restraint outweighs aggressive blade geometry.

Constructed from hardened stainless steel, the Roadie XL Lightweight delivers a blade that holds an edge under routine cutting operations while resisting corrosion in variable environments. The lightweight designation indicates Spyderco's commitment to minimalist carry—at just 0.13 pounds, this folder adds negligible weight to cargo pants, duty belts, or EDC kits. The flat-ground blade profile provides controlled slicing action, while the blade-up carry orientation (characteristic of Spyderco's design philosophy) enables rapid deployment. The compact folded profile—measuring 4 inches overall—fits standard pocket spaces and meets TSA dimensional tolerances, making it suitable for frequent travelers and professionals subject to weapons-screening protocols.

Active-duty personnel, federal agents, and civilian EDC practitioners benefit from the Roadie XL's blend of legality and utility. Its design philosophy prioritizes administrative cutting over combat applications—making it ideal for evidence handling, document preparation, and general purpose tasks in secure environments. The black finish resists glint and corrosion, supporting both plainclothes and uniformed operations. Whether carried as a backup blade, primary EDC tool, or TSA-compliant travel knife, the Spyderco Roadie XL Lightweight delivers proven Spyderco quality in a form factor that respects operational and regulatory constraints.