Crafted from CPM CRU-WEAR, a state-of-the-art stainless steel with fine, highly homogeneous grain structure, the blade of this Spyderco Temperance Fixed-Blade Knife features exceptional sharpness, edge retention, and toughness. Clad in gray, the blade's full tang is injection-molded and fiberglass-reinforced. Designed by founder Sal Glesser, and one of Spyderco's earliest fixed-blade models, the Temperance comes with a Boltaron injection-molded polymer sheath that permits snap-fit retention. Equipped with a G-Clip mount, the sheath can be worn on a belt or inside the waistband.

CPM CRU-WEAR Stainless Steel Blade    Serrated Edge, Full-Flat Grind    Fiberglass-Reinforced Nylon Scales    Boltaron Polymer Sheath    Sheath Allows Belt & Inside Carry

• 4.5" serrated CPM CRU-WEAR stainless steel fixed blade
• Fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle with dimples for texture and grip reference
• Handle is injection-molded directly onto full tang
• Boltaron sheath with a versatile G-Clip attachment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I reformat the Pro-Blade to Fat32? That option doesn't show up in the disk utility.

A: No, this SanDisk Professional 2TB PRO-BLADE SSD Mag cannot be formatted Fat32, but it can be Exfat.

Q: 2. To clarify the question, the data connection is labeled as 20 Gb/sec but it is not specified if this is a USB4 connection (which is supported by Macs -- and the APFS pre-formatting indicates this is aimed at Mac users) or USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (which is NOT supported by even USB4-equipped Macs). USB-C is only the physical connector and USB 3.2 is split between multiple data rates with patchy compatibility, so the staff answer to my question isn't specific enough about compatibility. Will the new USB4-equipped Macs will be able to use the 20 Gb/sec speeds advertised or will they be limited to the 10 Gb/sec of a years-old standard?

A: This SanDisk Professional Pro-Blade Transport uses USB 3.2 x2 for its host connection, not a USB 4 connection.

Q: 3. is it suitable for normal use , I mean as an external storage with laptop or it's just for shooting ? - if yeah can I use the same storage with the dock pro 4 incase increasing in capacity?

A: The SanDisk Professional 4TB PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT could be used with a computer instead of a camera, but it is specialized for use with cameras and there are better options for a computer storage application.

Q: 4. Blackmagic Design recommends the SanDisk Professional 4TB PRO-BLADE SSD Mag but not the Transport. So how can you connect it?

A: The SanDisk Professional 4TB PRO-BLADE SSD Mag has a NVMe PCIe 3.0 interface, so it will have to be connected your Blackmagic device using the SanDisk Professional PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT (BH #SAPBT). This is the same way in which Blackmagic would have connected the SanDisk Professional 4TB PRO-BLADE SSD Mag to their devices when they tested of the drive.

Q: 5. Can these Pro Blades be set up in a Raid array?

A: This PRO-BLADE SSD is designed for use with the SanDisk PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT (BH #SAPBT2TB) and will not be compatible with standard RAID arrays.

Q: 6. Please. How long is the 20 Gb/s USB Type-C Cable that comes in the box?

A: Unfortunately we do not have an exact spec on the length of the included cable, but from the manufacturer's images it can be inferred that the cable is approximately 1.5 ft in length.

Q: 7. Will the SmallRig T5/T7 SSD Mount for Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro be able to hold the SanDisk Professional PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT?

A: We recommend using the following more universal mounting solution from Smallrig. The T5/T7 will only work with Samsung T7 and T5 drives. SmallRig Universal Power Bank Holder BH #SM2790 https://bhpho.to/3CdJHsz

Q: 8. Will the SanDisk Pro 2TB PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT work connected with Sony DSC RX10IV Camera?

A: No, the Sony DSC RX10IV does not support recording to an SSD over USB, so the SanDisk Professional 2TB PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT will not work connected to the camera.

Q: 9. Does the Blad mag itself have any port to connect directly to Mac, or does it need to be used with the Blade Station or transport?

A: This drive must be used with the Blade station or transport, it is not able to connect directly to a computer on its own.

Q: 10. Is anyone actually getting 2gbps from these when transferring footage to a Mac Studio using Thunderbolt 3/4 cables?

A: The SanDisk Professional 2TB PRO-BLADE TRANSPORT uses a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 host connection, which is not supported on Macs. While connected to a Mac, the SSD will fall back to a single-lane USB 3.2 Gen 2 connection, which has a maximum data connection speed of 10 Gb/s.