Camillus Cuda Slim Fillet Fixed Blade Knife Blue vs Havalon Baracuta-Z Pro Fillet Folding Knife

I crew on bigger race boats. My daughter captained in 2 one-design classes last year. We are constantly in situations that require a rigging knife. When I'm de-rigging, trailering, and re-rigging up to three boats for a four day regatta, I'm cutting line with my old Buck, or a soldering iron with a blade tip

I have get two of these over the last two years Both of them have broken there is a small blade retainer pen at the top of the blade that needs to be replaced with a haver pen on both the blade returner broke one one the thin blades are beritel

I have to say, I like this knife by table top review standards so far. It is a bit small with a blade under 3 inches but big enough to do its job. The VG-10 blade steel is very good and used by Spyderco quite a bit so I consider it a higher end steel that takes a keen edge and shouldn't disappoint.The black coating also helps keep the blade resistant to the elements and is a nice even finish that is jet black in color

Better than my forged lighter and sharper and more reliable and flexible very practical but musnt treat like a toy or a cheap knife id suggest working your way up to this knife for saftey reasons dknt carry unless you're comfortable with it

I've seen some pretty cheap crap they've made. This isnt that, much better than their typical 20$ walmart folder (or giant choppy sword saw thing). Again I just hate when companies slap "titanium" in front of everything when its just a coating. At least they arent calling it titanium steel like you'll find from China if you search Ti necklaces and things like that

I have to be extra careful when closing it, but it's a great combination of price and performance. I also like the fact that you can get blades relatively cheap.