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I have a friend that river rafts. I am looking for a river knife for him. I came across the Benchmade 100SH2O. It is basically a Nimravus with a modified sheepsfoot blade.
From the Benchmade site "NEW! A reality of performance fueled by the incessant exposure to liquid assets in an otherwise dry world for some. H1 steel is impervious to the elements and 100-percent corrosion resistant. Blade design is sharp enough to cut, yet blunt enough to be predictable. Partial serrations ravage rope or fibrous materials with ease. Handle slabs are machine sculpted to provide sufficient grip without overcrowding of space. Sheath design escalates performance to optimum levels with a unique three-point secure system and lash-tab clip attachment. Get out, get wet and release the amphibious urge!"
100% corrosion resistant?
Does anyone have any experience with it? If it is 100% corrosion resistant it may make fpr a good river knife. I wonder how edge holding is?
From the Benchmade site "NEW! A reality of performance fueled by the incessant exposure to liquid assets in an otherwise dry world for some. H1 steel is impervious to the elements and 100-percent corrosion resistant. Blade design is sharp enough to cut, yet blunt enough to be predictable. Partial serrations ravage rope or fibrous materials with ease. Handle slabs are machine sculpted to provide sufficient grip without overcrowding of space. Sheath design escalates performance to optimum levels with a unique three-point secure system and lash-tab clip attachment. Get out, get wet and release the amphibious urge!"
100% corrosion resistant?


Does anyone have any experience with it? If it is 100% corrosion resistant it may make fpr a good river knife. I wonder how edge holding is?
