What does everyone think of the spyderco saver salt. I think it's a cool design and might be an excellent backup to a plain edged folder. How is the size of it compared to the spyderco dragonfly? It seems rather wide and bulky. Pics would be nice. Thanks
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Spyderco saver salt
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All 'Salt' models are Delica-class with ~3" blades.
All 'Pacific/Atlantic Salt' models are Endura-class with ~3.5" blades.
The rest of the Salt line have their 'class' name associated with them - LadyBug Salt, Dragonfly Salt, etc.
All 'Saver' models have blunted tips and are fully serrated.
So your 'Spyderco Saver Salt' would be a Delica-class model with a ~3" blunt serrated blade.
All Salt models typically have handles that are a little thicker than the rest of their classmates but are much lighter due to having no metal liners.
Here's a good selection of all the Salt models at one of our supporting vendors ...
http://www.bladehq.com/?search=spyderco+salt#/?_=1&sort.price_sort_asc=asc&page=1
All the Salt models make excellent EDC knives and don't have to play 'backup' to any.
All 'Pacific/Atlantic Salt' models are Endura-class with ~3.5" blades.
The rest of the Salt line have their 'class' name associated with them - LadyBug Salt, Dragonfly Salt, etc.
All 'Saver' models have blunted tips and are fully serrated.
So your 'Spyderco Saver Salt' would be a Delica-class model with a ~3" blunt serrated blade.
All Salt models typically have handles that are a little thicker than the rest of their classmates but are much lighter due to having no metal liners.
Here's a good selection of all the Salt models at one of our supporting vendors ...
http://www.bladehq.com/?search=spyderco+salt#/?_=1&sort.price_sort_asc=asc&page=1
All the Salt models make excellent EDC knives and don't have to play 'backup' to any.
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