spyderco salt series

[drrich2]

WhiteSands:

Lately I've been carrying 2 cutting tools. One, a Spyderco Salt 1 folding knife (because 2 stainless steel dive knives rusted, and a really cheap 'titanium coated' dive knife rusted, and it has cost me too much trying to save money, so a titanium or Spyderco H1 were my options), and a Trilobyte.

While a Trilobyte blade isn't H1 or titanium, this little device is cheap (around $25), very low profile, fits on my BCD webbing securely in a tight little pocket via velcro strap, and can quickly be deployed and used one-handed.

So if you want a cutting tool that can do those things, perhaps in addition to a dive knife, you could use a Trilobyte.

Richard.

 

[Superlyte27]

E exactly what he said .

 

[WhiteSands]

Does anyone sell a kydex sheath or something similar so the salt can be stored open? Although I suspect it might be too long and get in the way.

 

[Salt]

Never heard of a Trilobyte before. Had to look it up.

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[j2s]

Ever try to 'open' a knife w/gloves on or in cold water !!????.......Look into the 'Z' knives or Hollis' Titanium hook knife.......

 

[PeterNBiddle]

Ever try to 'open' a knife w/gloves on or in cold water !!????.......Look into the 'Z' knives or Hollis' Titanium hook knife.......

I have, yes. I'm fairly sure I could open the Spyderco Salt wearing mittens.