QSP Canary Knife Review: A Compact EDC with Style and Functionality

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another jimping with Jacrispy blog review! Today, we’re taking a close look at the brand-new QSP Canary, a compact and stylish knife that's perfect for everyday carry (EDC). Before we dive in, don’t forget to check out our other blog review and our YouTube channel for more knife reviews. Now, let's get into the details of this fantastic knife!

Unboxing the QSP Canary

The QSP Canary arrives in a sleek, minimalist box that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The box is adorned with a simple design featuring a clean, modern font and the QSP logo on the front. The color scheme is neutral, with a professional feel that hints at the quality inside.

Inside the box, you'll find the knife itself, neatly secured in place. In addition to the Canary, QSP includes a few other nice touches, including a cleaning cloth to keep your blade in pristine condition, a set of branded stickers, and a user manual for easy reference. It’s always great to see brands adding these little extras to enhance the unboxing experience.

A Look at the QSP Canary Knife

Now, let’s take a closer look at the star of the show — the QSP Canary knife. This model comes in a striking light blue G10 handle that’s both visually appealing and incredibly durable. The handle has a solid, ergonomic grip that fits comfortably in the hand, making it ideal for long periods of use.

The Canary has a reversible pocket clip, allowing for convenient, ambidextrous carry, which is always a bonus for users who prefer versatility. Plus, it features a lanyard hole for those who like to attach their knife to gear or accessories for easy access.

Locking Mechanism: Glyde Lock

The QSP Canary utilizes the Glyde Lock mechanism, which is smooth and secure, offering a reliable and satisfying locking experience. Whether you're using the knife for precision tasks or everyday chores, you can count on the lock to keep the blade in place when you need it to.

Blade Design and Performance

The blade itself is made from 14C28N stainless steel, a great choice for an EDC knife thanks to its excellent balance of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and ease of sharpening. The spear-point blade style adds a touch of versatility, allowing for precision cuts while also being sturdy enough for more demanding tasks.

The blade has a stonewashed finish, giving it a rugged, textured look that not only looks cool but also helps to conceal minor scratches from everyday use. The flat grind ensures clean, efficient cuts, and the jimping along the spine provides extra control and grip when making more detailed cuts.

Additionally, the thumb studs on either side of the blade make deployment quick and easy. The blade opens smoothly with just a flick of the thumb, and the Glyde Lock ensures a secure lock-up every time.

Specifications

To give you a quick rundown of the knife’s dimensions:

• Handle Material: Blue G10
• Lanyard Hole: Yes
• Blade Steel: 14C28N Stainless Steel
• Blade Style: Spear Point
• Blade Finish: Stonewashed
• Blade Grind: Flat
• Lock Type: Glyde Lock
• Overall Length: 6.58 inches
• Blade Length: 2.84 inches
• Handle Length: 3.74 inches

Variants and Availability

The QSP Canary is available in a variety of different configurations, with six distinct variants currently available. Whether you prefer a different color or handle material, there’s sure to be a variant that fits your style and needs. All variants are available for purchase on our website as of this video’s release.

Final Thoughts

The QSP Canary is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a compact, reliable EDC knife that combines style and performance. With its durable G10 handle, smooth Glyde Lock, high-quality 14C28N steel blade, and versatile design, it’s a solid option for everyday tasks. Plus, the variety of available variants means you can choose one that suits your personal preferences perfectly.

If you enjoyed today’s review, please consider checking out our other reviews and our YouTube channel for more knife reviews. Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you in the next review!