HELP! Pocket Clip Snapped in Two

[rml]

Need help, accidentally broke the pocket clip of my Endura 4. The clip got caught somewhere so the gap between the clip and the body of the handle widened (resulting in a loose pocket carry). Disassembled it and used the pliers of my Leatherman to sorta close the gap a bit, unfortunately it snapped. Where can I purchase these clips (black)?

[Holland]

Email or call spyderco warranty and repair and buy a new clip for around $5

[swigert]

Email or call spyderco warranty and repair and buy a new clip for around $5

Yup! They will have one out to you quick. I would advise calling and not emailing.

[bearfacedkiller]

Yeah, just order one from Spyderco directly and you might as well pick up a spare while you are at it.

[SpyderNut]

Yeah, just order one from Spyderco directly and you might as well pick up a spare while you are at it.

Right! The good folks in the Warranty and Repair Department will take excellent care of you. IIRC, they will also include a tube of Loc-Tite too with your order. I've ordered around seven or eight pocket clips from Spyderco directly and they all came with the Loc-Tite. :)

[Wanimator]

You could order a clip for around 20 bucks from Pop's Custom Clips.

[rml]

Thanks for the info, appreciate it!

[rml]

Sent a message to customer service several days ago, still no reply. I wanted to ask if they ship to Asia directly.

[762cal]

I recommend upgrade em into one of the clip made by Casey Lynch...

[rml]

Thanks, would you know how I can contact him or his shop?

[762cal]

he made a thread about his clips on Bladeforums, under the username theoriginalspaceman. hope that helps :)

[Holland]

I would recommend Casey's Clips as well, they are very well made and functional

[rml]

Very nice, thanks much. By the way, have anyone of you tried bringing knives through your checked-in baggage? Any problems with it?

[losinground]

Here in the U.S., no one should ever have a problem with knives in checked luggage. Just make sure, Any sharp objects in checked baggage should be sheathed or securely wrapped to prevent injury to baggage handlers and inspectors