A cornerstone of Spyderco's Save and Serve lineup, the C36 Military model is crafted as a high-performance, lightweight folder built for rigorous use. At its core, the blade material is crucial and the choice of CPM S30V steel is driven by its renowned edge retention and resistance to corrosion. The 'Millie' features a modified clip-point blade, precision laser-cut with a 14mm Spyderco Round Hole, facilitating swift deployment even while wearing gloves. Texturing above the hole ensures the thumb maintains secure contact with the blade's spine during cutting, enhancing control over the sharp edge. The handle is crafted from camouflage-patterned G-10 scales, with the lock's liner directly integrated into the scale to enhance lock strength without adding bulk from additional liners. Spacers between the scales create a visible gap along the handle's length, allowing for easy inspection and maintenance of internal components. The handle flares slightly at both ends: at the front to form a finger choil for precise control and at the butt end to prevent the knife from slipping during aggressive cutting tasks or sawing motions. For carry convenience, a contoured black metal clip is configured for right-hand tip-down positioning, ensuring quick accessibility in operational scenarios.

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