Spyderco Atlantic Salt Lightweight Knife with 3.68" Corrosion Resistant H-1 Sheepfoot Blade and Durable Black FRN Handle - SpyderEdge - C89SBK

Spyderco Atlantic Salt Lightweight Knife with 3.68" Corrosion Resistant H-1 Sheepfoot Blade and Durable Black FRN Handle - SpyderEdge - C89SBK

• Superior Quality: It is made from H1-Steel which is a precipitation-hardened steel containing nitrogen instead of carbon, which cannot rust.
• FRN Handle: It is textured with a Volcano Grip pattern, the molded fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handle is black, equipped with a reversible titanium pocket clip for right or left: handed use.
• Game Changer: The hollow-ground blade is available in SpyderEdge offering remarkable cutting performance in and around fresh and saltwater.
• Corrosion Resistant: The knife is completely ambidextrous and utterly impervious to corrosion.
• Specification: It has a overall length of 8.18", blade length of 3.6" and a weight of 2.75 oz. This knife is made from Japan.

H-1 is an extraordinary Japanese steel that uses nitrogen instead of carbon to create its steel matrix. The result is an austenitic steel that does not require heat treatment, gets harder and tougher with use and is absolutely impervious to rust! Spyderco's Atlantic Salt combines this amazing blade material with a sheepfoot folder design to yield a versatile mariner's knife that is completely at home in the water. The Atlantic Salt's sheepfoot blade allows safe, efficient cutting and its large 14mm Round Hole makes one-handed opening easier with gloved or wet hands. All other steel components of the Atlantic Salt have also been specially treated to make them impervious to rust and pitting. The black fiberglass-reinforced-nylon handle has Volcano Grip texturing to ensure a slip-free grip, and a strong back lock mechanism with David Boye's locking lever dent provides secure, reliable blade lock-up. A reversible black titanium pocket clip supports left or right-side tip-up carry and a hole through the clip attachment screw also allows attachment of a lanyard when using the knife around water.