Supreme x Spyderco Bug Knife
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Spyderco Bug Stainless (C133P) is the smallest knife in Spyderco's lineup: a fully functional micro slip-joint folder with a flat-ground stainless steel blade and the signature Round Hole for one-handed opening. Spyderco was founded in 1976 in Golden, Colorado by Sal and Gail Glesser, and popularized the Round Hole opening mechanism and the pocket clip across its catalog. The Bug measures 2.5 inches closed with a 1.27-inch blade, weighs 0.4 ounces, and uses 3Cr13 stainless steel. It has been a keychain carry staple since its introduction in 2005, with the Supreme SS2026 version adding a box logo to an otherwise unchanged $35 tool.
About Spyderco
Spyderco is an American knife manufacturer founded in 1976 by Sal and Gail Glesser in Golden, Colorado. The company introduced the pocket clip and the thumb-opening Round Hole on production folding knives, two features now standard across the industry. Its catalog includes the Delica, Endura, Para Military 2, and Paramilitary 3, with blade steels ranging from VG-10 to CPM S30V, S45VN, and Maxamet. Spyderco produces knives in Golden, Seki City in Japan, Taichung in Taiwan, and Maniago in Italy, working with designers including Michael Walker, Bob Terzuola, and Ed Schempp. Supreme has released co-branded Spyderco folding knives.
