I work in salt mines and carry knives with me to mine salt from the salt mines. Afterward, I go swimming in the ocean a lot with a knife to find my food. Then, I cry on my knives often when I’’m home from work so this knife fits the bill.
I work in a poultry processing plant and use a knife to pry apart 400mm diameter circular blades that have been wet with corrosive bacteria-killing water. These blades I stand up on edge on a plastic cart on wheels for this delicate operation, but sometimes while 10' above the floor, hooked in to beams by a safety harness. So far Spyderco Salt 2 has been the best tool for this dangerous task, but the big Pacific would be a bit better.
I’m a stream biologist, my job and a lot of my free time for that matter is spent in nature and in the water. My requirements for a working knife are that in needs to be able to survive in the elements and grime, one handed opening that won’t suffer in said grime, grip in the water and algal muck/mud, light weight (atleast not heavy as i often wear thin water quick-dry shorts), and price. The color while hideous is incredibly useful, and the sliceyness and size makes it useful for cutting trough weeds that may get in my way when sampling (i learned that this happens a lot), it has the sliceyness and size would do a admirable job at food prep which is important as i may spend entire days in vans hopping from site to site. At 100 dollars I’m very relieved, it’s a price that’s within reach of a college student looking to invest in a tool. Honestly this feels as if it was made for me. Sorry if this was a bit of a ramble. Great review as always Nick!
@@richardcoiner3888 its simply not necessary in my experience for a stream knife (in my particular situation). I've spent a fair amount of time thinking about this as it will also functionally be a work knife and an EDC during a decent portion of my summers. i do have a fixed blade for when I'm in the forest, its a kabar that i basically use as a pry bar most the time. i should also mention that field packs i use and probably the most important factor is that i wear waders in the colder months when i sample, so it needs to fit in the chest pouch with ease.
@@richardcoiner3888 i do admit the Spyderco waterway is a super tempting choice, it might be a little unwieldy in some situations though. When your traveling around a lot and coming into contact with all sorts of people and may have to ask permission to be on their land or just explain what you're doing and educating the public on conservation and stuff some people may be skittish or uncomfortable talking to a stranger with a 4 1/2 stabby thing strapped to them.
Hello, I'm debating on becoming a fishery biologist and I'm pretty sure a stream biologist is a similar line of work. Is there a way I can contact you? I really want to ask you some questions and learn some more about the job like day to day stuff and etc.
I have a native salt serrated I use as my gardening knife - cuts roots in places I can’t get an axe, cuts branches and stems. I love the salt series for this application.
I confess to being the reason Nick doesn't have an Endura lying around; I bought it. And I love it for what it is. Little else opens 20kg bags like an Endura & it does a great job on A4 envelopes too. I am in no way a great knife flicker but I can reliably flick mine open with a thumb, but then my nails are a fair bit longer than Nicks. I also find that despite the size it scares few folk here & NZ is not a place where many people have pocket knives (farmers & divers have big fixed blades, tradies usually have a gas station quality knife knocking around). I suspect this is because both have bright plastic scales & look like a mixture of toy & tool but not weapon. And maybe it's a backlock like what we all used when camping? I live a few minutes from the beach & my VG10 is just fine (no rust) but if I had a boat I'd be trading up to this lime green baby. Good review BTW.
I watched that show as a kid and was going to go there, Z-Hunter meets SeaHunter, but you beat me to it. Well played. Also, I have one of these on back order with KC, as it will be perfect on the river, along with the LM skeletool.
I would like to pick up this knife before I visit Maui again in July. We didn’t take a knife the last time we visited, and there was several times I wished I had one. There are fruit stands everywhere, but if you don’t have a knife, you need the vendor to cut up your pineapple or mango for you. Plus, this knife will be perfect in the ocean. I even love the green color!
Love me H1 Pacific Salt! But it has a very low use philosophy as I carry it only when doing water activities like surfing or swimming in my pool. So edge retention is less a factor but I really want this steel in the yellow salt dragonfly!
@@starkparker16 The knife makes it so very easy to carry. Besides when in very hot SW low desert wearing pool attire can be an all day... evening, night and morning sort of thing so a swimwear dedicated rust proof blade is a excellent option.
I think H1 would still be a great choice for like a neck knife (such as the Spyderco Ark) or another edc knife that you use as a backup or something where it doesn’t see much use so that the edge retention is considerably less of an issue.
I know its almost the exact same color as the Z-Hunter, but I actually love this color, and not just for the hi-vis characteristics. It's just really attractive to me, especially for FRN
I was not an endura fan till I took it to the Kitchen. Now I am in love. Modest Christmas present to myself but this is going to join my purple Endura in my kitchen.
Since he asked, H-1 is considerably tougher than LC200N, although LC200N is sufficiently tough as well. But there's one thing H1 has going for it. But I'll still take LC200N any day of the week.
I have a Spyderco Byrd Rescue 2, with "substandard" steel. Size wise it's very similar to this knife, but much(!) less expensive at about $30 or so. $100 for this as shown? BUY it. My Byrd is hands-down my favorite EDC knife. This (or any similar) is going to make you every bit as happy as my Byrd does. Sometimes Spyderco knocks one out of the park, and this is one of those magic moments. If you can't afford $100, get a BYRD and spend a lot less for nearly equal quality. Either way, the size, weight, and handle texture make this a home run for EDC.
I got this one in yellow last year. Carrying it now in France. Would like to get a serrated model maybe the Tasman hawkbill. Got the knife for swimming will probably go to Vietnam, might get the Tasman hawkbill serrated also for my buddy in Ho Chi Minh. I wonder if I can email the factory in Seki City and have them mail to me from closer than Golden Colorado? Any thoughts on the serrated model versus the plain edge?
I wholeheartedly agree with you on the chamfering. Several of the more recent Spyderco/Byrd knives I've bought were nowhere near as comfortable as older ones. The back lock, the spine edge, and the hole have all been much sharper than I like. It just shows a bit more attention to detail when those edges are just a bit less sharp.
This was mt first spyderco I bought like 8 months ago after watching the salt lake torture test needed a good fishing knife and I've never oiled it it's been out away wet and not a speck of rust on it great knife.
Used mine with H1 steel all summer on the boat on the ocean in RI all summer. Very happy with the blade, not a spot of rust. Stayed sharp all summer. Albeit I was mostly cutting line, mono and braid. Good choice for saltwater fisherman for sure.
Should have come much sooner. I'm using a green spray painted endura as my dedicated diving knife. I repainted it several times because in black it's invisible underwater.
The original Pacific Salt had rustproof hardware, I cant find anything on the PS 2 but I doubt they changed it. From Spyderco's website: "All internal steel parts are treated as well making them practically impervious to rust, pitting and of course, salt."
LC200N will definitely rust. My waterway rusted when it was kept in the sheath. (Exposed to sea water) .. You can't completely ignore LC200N like you can H1, but it is a much better cutting steel.
Blade HQ did a test on LC200N with 3 weeks in the great salt lake water. It did fine; GSL (great salt lake) water is like 13.5% salinity to the ocean at 3.5 ish?
@@awwwshucks443 Yeah H1 is a good steel for what it is meant to do. My brother needs a fishing knife as a birthday gift 😅 so i’m between H1 or LC200N probably find some cheap Lc200N or get a H1 steel and sharpen it all the damn time idk.
My reason to go for H1 is the yellow scale, my favorite color. But I wouldn't mind the green scale. They are lime and lemon, also my favorite flavor in ice cream.
H1 is likely going to be better in full serrated knives since that's a place where the hollow grind is an advantage and Spyderco claims the edge retention shoots up since it work hardens at the serrations to 67rc or thereabouts
Even plain edge is compelling as it is one of the easiest materials to get screaming sharp. Doesn't seem to matter if I use ceramic, diamond stones, natural stones, or abrasive compounds on strops (both stiff substrate & leather), it all works great.
`great review. Please nick give up your prejudice against full size knives. Catch a fish and fillet it with a little native, then you might see the light.
It makes me so happy that Spyderco is stepping away from H-1. 4116 (a “terrible” steel) is just as rust-resistant and has better edge-retention. H-1 just isn’t worth the high price.
I got my mom a frn delica for Xmas.. love the delica but would. Personally carry that model? Nah.. great knife but I prefer some heft. I chose it for her because of the size.. big enough to be pretty damn useful but no so big to be offensive. The color. I got the blue one. I thought that the color might help to offset the “you got me a knife!?” Reaction. The back lock.. she’s older and I knew That here would be zero question of how to use it. Last, the price. I live right outside golden so I’ve got the store. They had a case of boxless knives for 45% off.. so 65. Sold. I originally wanted a golden made model and was thinking para 3 but they ultimately felt a little aggressive for her and I wasn’t totally sure about giving her a compression lock. They were also a little much price wise for a knife that might get stuck in a drawer and used once a year. Ultimately, the delica seemed like the perfect choice.. the only issue being that it’s a Japanese model but oh well.. golden would have been ideal but ultimately I was ok with any factory but china.. except in the case of the bug. I’ve given tons as gifts and it’s cute Enough to outweigh the little china stamp.
I think for ~15 bucks more than the base endura this really is a solid choice. I just hope that Spyderco doesn't respond to the positivity by tagging on an extra 20 dollars onto it the next time they do their annual price hike.
My one complaint is the humped tip. I would have that ground to a better point. Otherwise if you want a bigger knife this is good. For me, I'll wait for the PM2 in LC200N....
If you like it other than that, You can reprofile it with a grinder and a belt sander in a few minutes. But maybe that’s just me. I alter stuff all the time to make it suit me more. I personally can’t stand the color or the scales. Looks cheap to me. Each to his own. It’s nice we have lots of choices.
The clip looks to be the same as on the Endura & that is painted. Mine has little wear but then I don't keep it in a pocket with keys etc. And black paint even I can touch up or you can polish it like Nicks Delica in the vid.
I actually like the black clip. It's more subtle than a shiny clip and overtime the scratches actually look good and go with a pair of well worn jeans.
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I work in salt mines and carry knives with me to mine salt from the salt mines. Afterward, I go swimming in the ocean a lot with a knife to find my food. Then, I cry on my knives often when I’’m home from work so this knife fits the bill.
I work in a poultry processing plant and use a knife to pry apart 400mm diameter circular blades that have been wet with corrosive bacteria-killing water. These blades I stand up on edge on a plastic cart on wheels for this delicate operation, but sometimes while 10' above the floor, hooked in to beams by a safety harness. So far Spyderco Salt 2 has been the best tool for this dangerous task, but the big Pacific would be a bit better.
I’m a stream biologist, my job and a lot of my free time for that matter is spent in nature and in the water. My requirements for a working knife are that in needs to be able to survive in the elements and grime, one handed opening that won’t suffer in said grime, grip in the water and algal muck/mud, light weight (atleast not heavy as i often wear thin water quick-dry shorts), and price. The color while hideous is incredibly useful, and the sliceyness and size makes it useful for cutting trough weeds that may get in my way when sampling (i learned that this happens a lot), it has the sliceyness and size would do a admirable job at food prep which is important as i may spend entire days in vans hopping from site to site. At 100 dollars I’m very relieved, it’s a price that’s within reach of a college student looking to invest in a tool. Honestly this feels as if it was made for me. Sorry if this was a bit of a ramble. Great review as always Nick!
Wouldn’t a fixed blade be better?
@@richardcoiner3888 its simply not necessary in my experience for a stream knife (in my particular situation). I've spent a fair amount of time thinking about this as it will also functionally be a work knife and an EDC during a decent portion of my summers. i do have a fixed blade for when I'm in the forest, its a kabar that i basically use as a pry bar most the time. i should also mention that field packs i use and probably the most important factor is that i wear waders in the colder months when i sample, so it needs to fit in the chest pouch with ease.
@@richardcoiner3888 i do admit the Spyderco waterway is a super tempting choice, it might be a little unwieldy in some situations though. When your traveling around a lot and coming into contact with all sorts of people and may have to ask permission to be on their land or just explain what you're doing and educating the public on conservation and stuff some people may be skittish or uncomfortable talking to a stranger with a 4 1/2 stabby thing strapped to them.
@@richardcoiner3888 That's it! I'm telling Metal Complex.
Hello, I'm debating on becoming a fishery biologist and I'm pretty sure a stream biologist is a similar line of work. Is there a way I can contact you? I really want to ask you some questions and learn some more about the job like day to day stuff and etc.
I have a native salt serrated I use as my gardening knife - cuts roots in places I can’t get an axe, cuts branches and stems. I love the salt series for this application.
I confess to being the reason Nick doesn't have an Endura lying around; I bought it. And I love it for what it is. Little else opens 20kg bags like an Endura & it does a great job on A4 envelopes too. I am in no way a great knife flicker but I can reliably flick mine open with a thumb, but then my nails are a fair bit longer than Nicks. I also find that despite the size it scares few folk here & NZ is not a place where many people have pocket knives (farmers & divers have big fixed blades, tradies usually have a gas station quality knife knocking around). I suspect this is because both have bright plastic scales & look like a mixture of toy & tool but not weapon. And maybe it's a backlock like what we all used when camping? I live a few minutes from the beach & my VG10 is just fine (no rust) but if I had a boat I'd be trading up to this lime green baby. Good review BTW.
The Sea Hunter? Lloyd Bridges would’ve loved it.
I watched that show as a kid and was going to go there, Z-Hunter meets SeaHunter, but you beat me to it. Well played. Also, I have one of these on back order with KC, as it will be perfect on the river, along with the LM skeletool.
OK boomer
I would like to pick up this knife before I visit Maui again in July. We didn’t take a knife the last time we visited, and there was several times I wished I had one. There are fruit stands everywhere, but if you don’t have a knife, you need the vendor to cut up your pineapple or mango for you. Plus, this knife will be perfect in the ocean. I even love the green color!
Man...wish the RockJumper would’ve gotten an LC200N blade.
It likely could, should it sell well.
There are already variations in the works.
☝🏻This.
put a hi visibility green handle on it and call it the Sea Jumper.
Love me H1 Pacific Salt! But it has a very low use philosophy as I carry it only when doing water activities like surfing or swimming in my pool. So edge retention is less a factor but I really want this steel in the yellow salt dragonfly!
Props for pool carrying
@@starkparker16 The knife makes it so very easy to carry. Besides when in very hot SW low desert wearing pool attire can be an all day... evening, night and morning sort of thing so a swimwear dedicated rust proof blade is a excellent option.
obligatory " It looks like the Z-Hunter" comment
I didn't realize any knife with a green handle was now a z-hunter.
I think H1 would still be a great choice for like a neck knife (such as the Spyderco Ark) or another edc knife that you use as a backup or something where it doesn’t see much use so that the edge retention is considerably less of an issue.
This would be great for tucking into the pocket of your BCD. I never dive without at least 2 cutting tools and 2 flashlights.
I know its almost the exact same color as the Z-Hunter, but I actually love this color, and not just for the hi-vis characteristics. It's just really attractive to me, especially for FRN
Agree. All my non knife friends love this knife.
I was not an endura fan till I took it to the Kitchen. Now I am in love. Modest Christmas present to myself but this is going to join my purple Endura in my kitchen.
The delivery of your puns is awesome 😄
Since he asked, H-1 is considerably tougher than LC200N, although LC200N is sufficiently tough as well. But there's one thing H1 has going for it. But I'll still take LC200N any day of the week.
My favorite long distance jogging knife.
I have a Spyderco Byrd Rescue 2, with "substandard" steel. Size wise it's very similar to this knife, but much(!) less expensive at about $30 or so. $100 for this as shown? BUY it. My Byrd is hands-down my favorite EDC knife. This (or any similar) is going to make you every bit as happy as my Byrd does. Sometimes Spyderco knocks one out of the park, and this is one of those magic moments. If you can't afford $100, get a BYRD and spend a lot less for nearly equal quality. Either way, the size, weight, and handle texture make this a home run for EDC.
I was looking for a good quality Knife to slide onto my Fishing Vest and I think I found it if it has PB washers. thank you Nick..
I got this one in yellow last year. Carrying it now in France. Would like to get a serrated model maybe the Tasman hawkbill.
Got the knife for swimming will probably go to Vietnam, might get the Tasman hawkbill serrated also for my buddy in Ho Chi Minh. I wonder if I can email the factory in Seki City and have them mail to me from closer than Golden Colorado?
Any thoughts on the serrated model versus the plain edge?
"Maybe in a gas station..." LOL Love your throwaway lines.
I wholeheartedly agree with you on the chamfering. Several of the more recent Spyderco/Byrd knives I've bought were nowhere near as comfortable as older ones. The back lock, the spine edge, and the hole have all been much sharper than I like. It just shows a bit more attention to detail when those edges are just a bit less sharp.
no point of a salt knife if its not the brightest colour you can find cause underwater its the only thing you can see
I know when nick really likes something when I hear "and that's a beautiful thing" coming up a lot😅
Now that they have this lovely neon pea soup color to designate LC200N Salts over H1s, do we expect the Native5 to get a new change of clothes?
Only Yellow Native 5. Yellow Native 5 in LC200N, Yellow Native 5 in CPM-Magnacut. All yellow, All the Native 5.
This was mt first spyderco I bought like 8 months ago after watching the salt lake torture test needed a good fishing knife and I've never oiled it it's been out away wet and not a speck of rust on it great knife.
Thank you for saying it, Nick. I've been waiting for the vid to drop so I could hear "Sea-Hunter" in your beautiful jackassy voice.
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Used mine with H1 steel all summer on the boat on the ocean in RI all summer. Very happy with the blade, not a spot of rust. Stayed sharp all summer. Albeit I was mostly cutting line, mono and braid. Good choice for saltwater fisherman for sure.
Serrated?
@@NickShabazz No
Should have come much sooner. I'm using a green spray painted endura as my dedicated diving knife. I repainted it several times because in black it's invisible underwater.
Ok, so the blade won't rust, what about the hardware & pocket clip?
The original Pacific Salt had rustproof hardware, I cant find anything on the PS 2 but I doubt they changed it. From Spyderco's website: "All internal steel parts are treated as well making them practically impervious to rust, pitting and of course, salt."
Would love to see a Salt LC200N Delica. (I just texted that to my wife instead of posting it here).
Love the sea hunter scales.
The Sea Hunter - a perfect knife for my quarantine adventures (I mean obsessive desinfection and cleaning of course)
Feel sorry for you
I like brown peanuts Oh, please don’t! I’m the only person among my coworkers who managed to evade being infected with covid. OCD saves lives😂
@@artemkanarchist how many of your Co workers died....
I like brown peanuts fortunately no one. Two of them lost their ability to walk though due to thrombosis causes by covid
@@artemkanarchist lie
LC200N will definitely rust. My waterway rusted when it was kept in the sheath. (Exposed to sea water) .. You can't completely ignore LC200N like you can H1, but it is a much better cutting steel.
I will keep an eye out on mine then
@@maryetdave just rinse out the sheath with fresh water and you should be fine. It'll probably be ok being put away wet even.
Blade HQ did a test on LC200N with 3 weeks in the great salt lake water. It did fine; GSL (great salt lake) water is like 13.5% salinity to the ocean at 3.5 ish?
@@cameronbottoms1118 i can tell you from personal experience, it doesn't hold up to salt as well as H1. Much better edge retention tho
@@awwwshucks443 Yeah H1 is a good steel for what it is meant to do. My brother needs a fishing knife as a birthday gift 😅 so i’m between H1 or LC200N probably find some cheap Lc200N or get a H1 steel and sharpen it all the damn time idk.
My reason to go for H1 is the yellow scale, my favorite color.
But I wouldn't mind the green scale. They are lime and lemon, also my favorite flavor in ice cream.
H1 is likely going to be better in full serrated knives since that's a place where the hollow grind is an advantage and Spyderco claims the edge retention shoots up since it work hardens at the serrations to 67rc or thereabouts
Even plain edge is compelling as it is one of the easiest materials to get screaming sharp. Doesn't seem to matter if I use ceramic, diamond stones, natural stones, or abrasive compounds on strops (both stiff substrate & leather), it all works great.
Great review!
I like hearing what type/if it has washers also.
But I assume this one has none.
Keep up the good work!
I plan on getting one of these and doing a Rit dye fade job on the handle. Thinking dark blue to undyed green.
Seahawks?
Darn you! I had slowed my knife buying, till I watch your videos! Great review.
great knife. perfect for ocean living people or snowy places.
How does serrated LC200N hold up?
Great review. Any plans to review the Atlantic Salt as well?
“Stickin’upatude”… OK?! 😂
Great review thanks, Nick Shabazz
Hey Nick! Any chance of a review of any Atroposknife folders from Russia? Their balisongs are very popular.. I wondered. Cheers and thanks :)
Any chance there's a review of the Benchmade Super Freek coming up soon?
Nick, you should review the Spyderco PLKIT1. I just bought one and it's great.
Little side topic but what are some good bolt action pensunder $50? I see you reviewed the REFYNE EP1 any others?
`great review. Please nick give up your prejudice against full size knives. Catch a fish and fillet it with a little native, then you might see the light.
I saw this one in serrated blade, it gives it a better look to my opinion, but Id use it for food prep so straight edge would be better🤔
Great video Nick!
I laughed thinking of you taking a bath in the Batman mask playing with the knife
For science of course
Basically a Endura 4 with different blade shape, Nice color handle and steel , I like it.
Great narration !!!
Man, great Star Wars reference! 🤠
$192 bucks now.... whoah.
The Chase from quiet carry in LC200N is a bit more but close and it has nicer handles my opinion
Any plans for a spyopera review?
Like the neon green, yeah blade a little long, great review 👍
Retire H1 . . . Nick has spoken.
It makes me so happy that Spyderco is stepping away from H-1.
4116 (a “terrible” steel) is just as rust-resistant and has better edge-retention. H-1 just isn’t worth the high price.
I’ve rusted 4116. I’ve never rusted h1. H1 has better edge retention than Lc200n in the serrated version.
3.3 quarters would be 0.825 :)
Hope they will bring back the fix blade of this knife
Not one word about the lanyard hole?
The PS has a more pronounced thumb ramp and a more sheepsfoot-ey blade than the Endura, they aren't 1:1 copies. Great review otherwise.
Ha ha, evaporator Farm on Tatooine 🙃 , now that's funny shit right there and I live in the high desert here in the Boise area 😋
I got my mom a frn delica for Xmas.. love the delica but would. Personally carry that model? Nah.. great knife but I prefer some heft.
I chose it for her because of the size.. big enough to be pretty damn useful but no so big to be offensive. The color. I got the blue one. I thought that the color might help to offset the “you got me a knife!?” Reaction. The back lock.. she’s older and I knew That here would be zero question of how to use it. Last, the price. I live right outside golden so I’ve got the store. They had a case of boxless knives for 45% off.. so 65. Sold.
I originally wanted a golden made model and was thinking para 3 but they ultimately felt a little aggressive for her and I wasn’t totally sure about giving her a compression lock. They were also a little much price wise for a knife that might get stuck in a drawer and used once a year.
Ultimately, the delica seemed like the perfect choice.. the only issue being that it’s a Japanese model but oh well.. golden would have been ideal but ultimately I was ok with any factory but china.. except in the case of the bug. I’ve given tons as gifts and it’s cute Enough to outweigh the little china stamp.
“Diving under the tables at lunch or work big” 😂
The Nick, where's the Z Hunter and Zarage?
I think for ~15 bucks more than the base endura this really is a solid choice. I just hope that Spyderco doesn't respond to the positivity by tagging on an extra 20 dollars onto it the next time they do their annual price hike.
serrations and the hollow grind on h1 are amazing. if you hate serrations and refuse to give them a try, lc200n wins.
They’re over $130 now, as I ordered one this morning.
I need something corrosion resistant for the winter time and the likes, I might pick it up
The Delica now comes in K390.
When are they going to put a finger choil on the Delica and the Endura?
yes :)
See the Byrd Meadowlark and Cara Cara 2.
WTF Spyderco, I preordered this and where the F is it????? Still waiting 🤦♂️
They are now $123 2/20/21
$135 Cheapest I can find online now in 2024 (MSRP is around $175)
A sailor needs a marlin spike and a serrated blade, but I might get this for fishing.
Try the Spyderco Tusk!
Big fan of the move away from liners. They do nothing but add weight and compexity.
This suits my swamp witch needs
Running an evaporator farm on Tattoine! Hahahah
Can we please get a LC200 Delica...but not neon green or yellow
Yea i'm so off put by the "childish" visible colours. Neutral colours lc200n delica pls
I already use a Salt 2 as my work knife. Hoping to see LC200N in a few more models as I'll probably grab something a bit smaller
4:48 thats what she said
My one complaint is the humped tip. I would have that ground to a better point. Otherwise if you want a bigger knife this is good. For me, I'll wait for the PM2 in LC200N....
If you like it other than that, You can reprofile it with a grinder and a belt sander in a few minutes. But maybe that’s just me. I alter stuff all the time to make it suit me more. I personally can’t stand the color or the scales. Looks cheap to me. Each to his own. It’s nice we have lots of choices.
Are we just going to ignore nick hitting the edge of that knife on that other knife?
OMG The Sea Hunter! I love it 😂
Mamma mia! In Italy the best price is more than 150€! Sadly it is a lot for an average italian wallet.
still wainting they make lc200n dragonfly....
I don’t think the clip is painted, so it shouldn’t show a ton of wear, but I may be wrong in that assumption.
The clip looks to be the same as on the Endura & that is painted. Mine has little wear but then I don't keep it in a pocket with keys etc. And black paint even I can touch up or you can polish it like Nicks Delica in the vid.
Spyderco keeps making basically the same knife with slight modifications and color.
Tooo big!! Great review like always
reminds me of the Z Hunter
I actually like the black clip. It's more subtle than a shiny clip and overtime the scratches actually look good and go with a pair of well worn jeans.
maybe they coulda made the clip and screws etc from leftover H1. but maybe it ain't that simple.
H1 is probably to soft
A knife for Mike Nelson!
that’s a Seabenza
Need a delica in lc
Sal Glesser meets Z-Hunter - and we get a real knife!
Not in love with the green scale color.
Spydie's Zombie Hunter!
Classic Nick!