I'm looking for a smaller folding pocket-type utility/defensive knife for 24/7 pocket carry that takes advantage of advances in materials such that I can take it literallywhere, even swimming, water ski'ing, etc. I looked at some Gerber knives with titanium or teflon coatings; anybody have a good candidate to recommend? What about among the Gerbers? Thanks...
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Spyderco Salt Series.
fourthed ? ...... i edc a atlantic salt , plain edge , haven't had any thing that beats it ....
H1 dont rust
FRN handels are nice 'n light and gripy
14mm(?) spyder hole opens real easy even if u have gloves on
sheeps foot blade means if u drop it you ain't gunna stab your foot , also real sheeple friendly ( unless someone recones its a cut-throat razor)
sharpens real easy too
H1 dont rust
FRN handels are nice 'n light and gripy
14mm(?) spyder hole opens real easy even if u have gloves on
sheeps foot blade means if u drop it you ain't gunna stab your foot , also real sheeple friendly ( unless someone recones its a cut-throat razor)
sharpens real easy too
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I have both the Tasman and Salt 1, excellent blades and never a problem with rust.
and until the H1 Dyad from spyderco comes out they are the perfect combo for me.
I have both the Tasman and Salt 1, excellent blades and never a problem with rust.
and until the H1 Dyad from spyderco comes out they are the perfect combo for me.
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One of the Salt series of knives as has already been mentioned or one like the Boker Turbine folder in X-15 T.N. steel which is also made in a similar way as the H1 steel is that you will find in the Spyderco Salt series. Both of these steels are said to be completely rust free.
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