Atlantic Salt

Great knife for boating as it’s rust free and serrated to cut cords or anything else you need to cut in an emergency situation.

Stellar. Bought this knife for sailing for safety reasons and due to its ability to resist rust in salt water and water in general. Fell in love with the knife and believe it or not I EDC this knife now. I used to carry a flat blade and started thinking, what do I really need a knife for EDC? Open boxes? This works great. Cut paracord? Like butter. Cut cardboard. Check. Cut plastic wrapping or slice through a package? Yeah, no problem. Cut shipping tape with fiber cores? Easy. And on and on. It's been 6 months of EDC-ing this knife and I don't see a reason for a point except stabbing something which I don't have a use for. Also if you get to a car accident and need to get a seatbelt off of someone or even thick clothing off and don't have a pair of medical scissorsI have no doubt this will do the job far better than a flat blade knife, no matter how sharp. And think about it, a knife that you don't ever have to worry about rusting? That's pretty awesome. Also I love it's bright yellow color too for ease of finding while out camping and in the woods. It's the 'don't lose me' color. Just a fantastic knife. If I need a small flat blade I just go to the multi-tool, but for heavy cutting this thing rocks.

This knife has been on my BCD since 2015. Salt water scuba. No rust. It goes in the water and when I get home it goes in sweet water inside the pocket of my BCD for a long soak. I never take it out to rinse it or anything else. I don't even think about it. That makes it a great scuba knife. I don't need to cut much. It's an emergency knife so I can't say how long the blade stays sharp. On occasion when I needed to cut small rope / netting left behind or small cuts on deck It worked like a charm. My setup: I have a Paracord set up tied to the knife on one end and a d ring on the other. The Paracord length allows is from the D ring to my outstretched arm. I can use the knife with my gloved hand and if I drop it it stays with me and does not get lost at sea. This way I can drop it at anytime in situations where I may need to do it quickly. I can always find the Paracord on my d ring and pull on it till the knife comes out of my pocket.

This is my second H1 knife. I was so glad that I was able tho find this size again. Never had a problem with rusting or anything like it. Sharp as heck great for cutting ropes or fishing lines. Possibly one of the best saltwater blades ever.

My daily carry at work. Awesome knife.

I purchased this to be a “boat knife,” but after receiving it, it very well may become a daily user. Incredibly sharp and very light, especially given the size. I have trouble with knives fitting my hands well, and this one just feels natural

I work as a commercial diver in the offshore oil fields around the world. I would not use any other knife currently on the market today to trust my life and job on. I own 4 and carry 2 on me when ever I dive. The handle is easy to see even in low visibility, the knife is easy to open (even with one hand) while wearing gloves, the blade is sharp!! and stays sharp even after lots of use and exposure to saltwater. Also the pocket clip can be removed and the hole can be used to attach a small shackle and clip for attachment to a dive harness or BC. The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars is to my knowledge it isnt made in the USA. This is meaningful to me however it doesn't affect the proformance and could be less of an issue to some. Another great Knife similar to the Spyderco Atlantic Salt (RUST PROOF STEEL) is the Benchmade N680. http://www.amazon.com/Benchmade-AXIS-Folding-Knife-Black/dp/B004CT4ALA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1397343674&sr=8-2&keywords=benchmade+folding+dive+knife This knife is GREAT!! and while it lacks some of the features I rely on for a dive knife I carry this knife everyday whether at work on otherwise (including salt water soaked areas)

This is the BEST folding marine knife I have ever used. Period. Does not rust, anywhere, after exposure to salt water. Perfect for marine and diving operations. Mounting: For those who want to attach a bolt snap or clip, the hole in the pocket clip bolt is large enough to accommodate a couple passes of cave line [braided nylon #24/#36] to tie on anything you please. It is also [barely] big enough for a single pass of 550 paracord, if you're persistent. If you remove the pocket clip bolt [and thus, the pocket clip], the hole is MUCH larger and easier to work with. The pocket clip works fine up to 2" nylon webbing [often used in diving harnesses] and is perfect at 1.5-1.75" [rigging belts] but I wouldn't obviously rely on that for serious diving operations outside of a warm-water vacation. Tie a snap instead, and/or clip it inside your drysuit or BCD pocket! For surface work, the pocket clip is very stiff and springy, so it will be very secure on your board shorts/etc. Useful bits: The blade has an under-center action for the first 20* of opening. Meaning that, if something snags the blade and pops it open a bit, the bade will snap closed instead of staying where it is. The tip is blunted, and therefore much safer to use for rescue, extraction, and environments that are constantly moving and slippery. The molding of the grip is very good with wet hands. There are no inserts for the grip, but under normal use [not prying] I don't notice ANY flex. Pushing sideways with this knife, there is minor flex, but that is far outside the use of this knife that it is not a concern for me. Sharpening: Just send it to Spyderco every off-season. It's a few bucks. Comes back perfect. I sharpen all my plain blades, and have a serration kit should I have to do this one, but Spyderco does a far better job. USE FOR: crewing on board any boat or dive work. Surfing. Keeping clipped to your life vest. Kayaking. Cutting lines, webbing, fishing line, etc. I already have two dedicated dive knives on my rig, but can take this in a pinch should the need arise. NOT FOR: EDC, unless you literally live on a boat. The blade doesn't handle fine work well. At all. IF you choke wayyyy up on the blade, you can use just the last serration for fine cutting, but guess what, it's still a jagged finish! This is okay, because when at sea I only carry to save lives. Fine blades and tools stay in the toolkit. For EDC, around water, I would recommend the plain-edge version of this knife, as long as you are aware that it has a semi-pointed tip which makes it iffy for rescue, and often won't cut some of the new-age lines [Dyneema and Spectra] in one panicked swipe [the serrated version will].

最近海保の海猿がネットに絡まったウミガメを4人がかりで救出するニュースがあったけど、やはりナイフの切れ味が威力を発揮する。最近のポリエステルやナイロンのロープや網は滑って簡単に切れない。このナイフのような鋸状の刃が最適。刃渡りが92mmあるから太いロープも簡単に切れる。 ダイビングでウミガメを救助する以外にも珊瑚に絡んだ漂流魚網を切ったり自分に絡んだ魚網から脱出したり携帯していなかったらきっと後悔する。鮫やテロリストとナイフで戦うわけじゃないから尖った切っ先は要らない。揺れるボートの上や波に巻かれた時に自分を刺さないためにはこのシープフットの先端が最適。 折り畳みなのでBCDのポケットに入れておいても紐に吊るしておいても良い。グリップにはクリップとシャックルキーが付いている。海水専用なので軽く水洗いしておけば錆びる恐れもない。 ダイバーとセイラーとビーチゴミ拾いには理想のナイフ。

Todo perfecto. Calidad extrema!! y he tenido la suerte de comprarla a un precio insuperable, 67 euros

Arrivato in acciaio H2, ma non è un problema, è sempre un acciaio giapponese, attualmente usato da Spyderco. Affilatissimo, non posso avere invece un riscontro sull'inossidabilità, ma credo sia buona, è made in Japan.

Mi ritengo un collezionista di questo marchio, da nuovi sono micidiali (parlo della capacità di taglio) State attenti quando lo usate. Questo modello è di una misura eccezionale ed è senza punta, quindi anche al lavoro, non ha un aspetto cruento. La clip può essere smontata su entrambi i lati. L’unico difetto di questi coltelli (con lama spyderco seghettata) è che non sono semplici da affilare è la affilatura non è mai a livello di quando il coltello era nuovo.

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