Did I do well ? (New spyderco)

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DaedalusX

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I wanted a good diving knive to attach to my harness and I decided to try the H1 steel from Spyderco. I'll do cold fresh water and salt water dives.

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4" Closed. 6-13/16" Overall length. 3-5/8" blade. 3-7/16" blade. H-1 Blade steel. 2.6oz.

So? What do you think?
 
It's not intended as a diving knife of course (no prying, screwing,...). But as a knife around or in water it will serve you VERY well. And the blade won't rust.
 
DaedalusX,
Welcome to Bladeforums!!! :)

You always do well when you add a Spyderco to your collection. Let us know how it does in the long run.



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excellent choice. I also scuba dived and always wanted a few knives on my person. Having a large fixed diving knife is good, but most of the time they just plain suck in cutting ability.
I should affix the tasman on a short string so you can reach it with both hands above waistlevel. This is the ideal knife to cut yourself free from old fishingnets, lines etc.
A large divingknife is great for leverage and digging but for survival the tasman is your ticket back to the surface.:thumbup:
 
The Tasman won't let you down. Besides the incredible corrosion resistance, it is also a very tough knife. Mine is my "beach knife" as well as my dedicated beater knife, and go-to scarey-looking knife. You will find it is a versitile design.:p
 
Welcome to the Spyderco family and to BF! You chose an excellent knife. I have a Pacific Salt & Salt 1, that are my beach knives as well.
 
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