The Spyderco Para 3 Lightweight Folding Knife Black CTS BD1N Bladefeatures a full flat ground black CTS BD1N stainless steel blade and Spyderco's Compression Lock for safe use. This version of the Para 3 has an ambidextrous tip-up wire pocket clip and fiberglass-reinforced nylon scales that are 30% lighter than their G-10 counterparts. Of course, it has the iconic Trademark Round Hole for thumb-assisted opening or for quickly deploying the blade with the "Spydie Flick."

CTS BD1N Stainless Steel Blade    Plain Edge, Full Flat Grind    Compression Lock    Thumb Hole for One-Hand Opening    Ambidextrous Tip-up Pocket Clip    Fiberglass-Reinforced Nylon Scales    Made in USA

• Full flat ground CTS BD1N stainless steel blade
• Spyderco Compression Lock prevents accidental closing while knife is in use
• Textured fiberglass-reinforced nylon scales
• Ridged finger choil and thumb ramp
• Tip-up ambidextrous wire pocket clip
• Trademark Round Hole for thumb-opening or "Spydie Flick"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What does a ready to shoot kit with the 133 hmi cost, if i dont have any Broncolor gear already?

A: Hi there we recommend looking at the Broncolor Para 133 FT Reflector Kit (52 ) B&H # BRP133HRRKFT MFR # B-41.175.00 and Broncolor HMI FT1600 Kit (90-265 VAC) B&H # BRHMI1600LHB MFR # B-42.118.02, these two items paired together offer a great HMI solution with Para 133.

Q: 2. is there an adaptor arrangement to use para with Profoto B1 or D2 ?

A: You may use the Broncolor Para Adapter for Profoto, BH # BRPAP88FB to attach the Profoto B1 and D2 to the Para 133 Reflector. https://bhpho.to/3JqMaS1

Q: 3. is there a adapter that can be used with profoto heads?

A: For use with a Profoto head, simply swap to the focusing tube F133 (MFR #B-33.705.00 / BH #BRFTF133) instead of the FT focusing tube included in this kit, and Profoto Para Adapter (MFR #B-33.489.03 / BH #BRPAP88FB). Alternatively if you may order Para 133 with the Focusing Tube F133 instead of FT133 if you do not intend to use the FT lamp systems, B&H # BRP133HRFK / MFR # B-33.550.06).

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the Broncolor pulse

A: Yes, this can be used with the broncolor Pulso lamps and any other broncolor-bayonet flash lamps via adapter broncolor Para adapter for broncolor (B&H # BRAPP88FS / MFR # B-33.489.00), sold separately.

Q: 5. Does this kit come with the tilt head and focusing system as well, or just the tube?

A: Yes, it does come with the focusing system, tilt head and F focusing tube. The only thing that is not included is the lamp adaptor for your particular flash system.

Q: 6. What is the difference between broncolor para HR, para FT and without Letter?

A: The HR designation notes heat resistant for continuous lights up to 2,000W. This includes Paras 88HR and 133HR. Paras 177 and 222 are also rated up to 2,000W.Paras 88 and 133 (non-HR) are only rated up to 650W continuous.Para F Kits include the focusing rod F, compatible with broncolor's adapter system to fit most strobe and HMI lamps.FT kits include the FT focusing rod with integrated electronics for broncolor's HMI and Tungsten FT lamp systems (sold separately).

Q: 7. Do I need an adapter to use with Siros 800? If so, which is the proper adapter?

A: This kit is for heat resistance and is really set up for other lights.It is better to get this kit, Broncolor Para 133 Reflector Kit with Focusing Tube B&H # BRP133RK MFR # B-33.550.03And this adapter, Broncolor Pulso Head Adapter for Para 88 FB B&H # BRAPP88FS MFR # B-33.489.00

Q: 8. In broncolor website and everywhere there are 2 products listed 1. Para 133 reflector and 2. Para 133 reflector without adapter. This is with all para models. Can someone explain the following to me 1) If i take first one, can i mount the Siros L straight from the back like normal softbox position 2) If i take the second one i.e. without adapter, it comes with focused tube etc but does it come with the attachment where i can mount Siros L or do i need to buy something more?

A: The Broncolor Para can not be used as a direct light source. The Option with out a specific mount is a 5/8ths stud that can be used, but using a light off axis will affect the quality of the results.

Q: 9. So if I already have the Siros 800L, I require a Para 133 to have the HR and FT designation: and because, the HR denotes the ability of the Para 133 to absorb/reflect the heat of the 800L's mono light, and that the 800L requires the FT focusing rod?

A: This kit is for heat resistance and is really set up for other lights. It is better to get this kit, Broncolor Para 133 Reflector Kit with Focusing Tube B&H # BRP133RK MFR # B-33.550.03And this adapter Broncolor Pulso Head Adapter for Para 88 FB B&H # BRAPP88FS MFR # B-33.489.00

Q: 10. Hello, what kind of stand you suggest (i.e. footprint and max. load) while using the Para 133 with an attached Einstein unit?

A: Kupo makes a stand BH #KUKS200112 that can be used with the Broncolor Para 133 Reflector Kit with Focusing Tube BH #BRP133RK.