Spyderco Stretch Salt

[bladeCraft124]

Hey folks,

I have been on the edge of pulling the trigger on a Native 5 Salt. I've been interested in trying out the LC200N steel, and I happen to like the yellow FRN as well.

However, I found myself wondering how the Native would fit into my EDC rotation. I thought it might make a good general camp knife, but I dont know if it can replace the spyderco stretch, my all time favorite camp knife.

So who's interested in a stretch salt in LC200N

 

[uxo2]

With a normal clip.

 

[M. Johnwell]

It’d be the perfect hunting knife in lc200n and bright yellow so you can’t lose it...

Count me in for one, the stretch is one of my favorite designs.

 

[Wharn]

Yes I would.

 

[MyLegsAreOk]

Nah, but Salt needs more big normal knives under a bazillion dollars.

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

It'd be nice, but it'd need H1 liners or some other rust-proof material...

But IMHO, the optimal configuration would have solid FRN handles-- now that'd be ultra low maintenance.

That may require new molds and you know how expensive those are!

 

[Enactive]

I would buy. There are both production and market challenges to this becoming a reality, though.

 

[shaztec]

Heard a whisper that the lc200n salts might be green...

 

[aleforme]

I'd buy one for sure. The stretch might be my favorite Spydie.

 

[Danke42]

I don't know if liners need to be anything too special.

Seems like stainless steel is pretty easy; it's when you start wanting edge holding etc. that it gets complex.

 

[amateur blacksmith]

A stretch salt in LC200N would knock everything else out of my pocket on a camping trip.

I'd prefer a wire clip and of course the trademark yellow.

 

[Knifeoholic]

Yes yes yes! I mentioned this in the past as well. Would love to see this happen! Put me down for a couple of em'