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SPYDERCO SALT THREAD...fishing, ocean, stories, pics and all things "salt"
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The Atlantic Salt? Yeah, its cool in the way that kindergarten scissors are cool.
Seriously though, I really like the handle on the Atlantic but I just can't abide that sheepsfoot for any of the work I do. Even after wharnifying mine I find it less useful than a more traditional blade shape like the Pacific Salt. I reckon it all depends on your uses but not having the ability to use the belly against a flat surface is a big negative for me.
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Pacific Salt bleeding a couple of Mackerel.
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gardening folder of choice
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salt today!
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This is one of the best threads to date!! Just awesome photos!!! I don't live by the ocean so I can live through your guys pics 
and I can't think of a better ocean fishing or just ocean living knife than a H1 spyderco in any configuration
and I can't think of a better ocean fishing or just ocean living knife than a H1 spyderco in any configurationThe Atlantic Salt is an excellent knife for sailing and for white water rafting. I carried one in my life vest while sailing. It's also fine for on land but I can see the merits of the Pacific Salt especially for fishing.
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Hey guys, my wife and baby are going to Tahiti for three months. The environment is screaming for me to bring down a few salt series knives. My wife is a strict vegetarian and with all the fruits on the island, I will also be using these for food prep. Can I get some advise on which versions are the most versatile? What would you guys recommend?
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I was thinking of a serrated one as well. Are the serrations that useful?
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They are. That said, I would probably prefer the pe version for slicing food and fruit everyday. I think the Pacific Salt is definitely the most useful design in the Salt series so if I were you I'd probably get one of each. (Meaning a Pacific Salt in both se and pe)