Good "Rescue" knife

[spyderco_freak]

I'm looking for a good rescue/dive like folder. I'm looking for 2 knives for using by the water. This is what I want.

1st knife
Very rust resistant
3.5-4 inch blade
Serrated
Lanyard hole
Good pocket lip
Easy to open
Frn or g10 scales
$50-$60

2nd knife
Very rust resistant
3-4 inch blade
Plain edge
Lanyard hole
Good pocket clip
Easy to open
Frn or g10 scales
$50-$60

As well as a good fixed blade

plain or combo edge
NO leather hanldes
Kydex sheath
Rust resistant
Lanyard hole
$40-$60

 

[CSG]

Not sure if it fits all your needs but Victorinox has a pretty decent rescue knife.

 

[Blade-fiend]

costs a little more but the benchmade triage line is highly corrosion resistant and specifically designed as a rescue type knife.it has a rescue hook and glass breaker on the back end. Spyderco's salt line has some nice fully serrated blades they will fill your needs

 

[Chris Larrikin]

How cocrete is your price range? The H1 Spydercos are very good...

 

[spyderco_freak]

Prices are flexible. I has looking at the spyderco rescue, spyderco salt, and cold steel kubon? Would those work?

 

[Blade-fiend]

definitely need a spydie with fully serrated H1 that's pretty much a given when looking at your requirements the second knife could be anything really but the H20 griptillian might be a good choice

 

[Planterz]

Can't beat a Spyderco Atlantic Salt SE for knife 1, or a Pacific Salt PE for knife 2. It might stretch your budget by a few bucks, but you'll find no better.

 

[mctrinket]

Maybe a Mora?

 

[spyderco_freak]

I'm not really into fixed blades so what is a Mora exactly