drrich2
Contributor
DGX Sharp Cut (like a Trilobyte, but with ceramic blades)
Agree. I love my Trilobyte, and the blade is slow to rust substantially even with salt water exposure, but it does, and I'm one of those people who doesn't like fiddling with gear (e.g.: changing blades, and I'm not smearing on protectants, either). Link to DGX Sharp Cut.
For my knife, I went through 2 'stainless' (Bwah-hah-hah!!!) and 1 allegedly titanium-coated (ditto) Black Friday knife, all of which rusted, before I decided I'd save a lot of money by buying one of those 'expensive' titanium or Spyderco H-1 steel (warning: not all Sypderco's use H1) knives. I settled on a Spyderco Salt 1 with a serrated blade, and I'm happy with it. That said, it didn't come with any kind of holster to attach to a BCD, and if my BCD didn't have a little extra pocket, that might be annoying.
DGX has a $29 Titanium Tek Knife with waistband sheath that I'd look at if I were in the market now.
Richard.
P.S.: I like knives where I can hit Bonaire or a live-aboard & get > 20 dives for a week, and not bother specifically washing the knife till the end of the trip, and it still doesn't rust.
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