Spyderco Tasman Salt 2 Lock vs Spyderco Paramilitary 2

Very light but very durable. Easy to grip. The belt/pocket clip can be seated in any of the 4 possible orientations. The finger for opening the blade is large which makes it easy to use even if your other hand is in use

Lightning OTF. Goddamn if this isn’t one of the best $30 I ever spent. It’s like 8 years old, been beat on, and still fires hard every time. This sits on top of my fridge as a dedicated Amazon package knife

I can tell it's brand-new and I thought if it's, if it's not been heavily used, it's a counterfeit. It's got to be so. I took a picture of the box and...

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If they made the grip a little larger and had steel liners I’d give it 5 stars, but I doubt I’ll be breaking the handle anytime soon. Really like the higher-end spyderco lines (made in Japan or USA)!

. The G10 handles, as stated earlier, are beautiful. Moreover, they are functionally superior

This is my brutally honest assessment of this $100 knife: $95 H1 blade; $3 handle; $2 construction. You decide if it's worth it. For VERY light-duty use, it's probably fine. But this Salt 2 slicer should have absolutely been designed with liners for blade rigidity and handle/pivot strength; as it is, the blade flexes and torques noticeably side to side

What makes this knife so pricey is the fantastic blade steel and "Made in U.S.A" status. Overall unless you have to have an American made Knife I would look at their Taiwanese and Japanese or even Chinese made knives first if you can get over the inferior materials

Uh - and you know this is again almost expensive for your pfd, but this is just a high quality rope cutter and, if that's valuable to you, i think thi...

you get great steel for the price too, for such a large blade in S30V, compared to some other companies using S30V in their blades *cough* Benchmade *cough*, you get much more of the premium steel for the blade and the blade is pretty dang chunky compared to the other Spyderco mainstays like the Delica/Endura. The blade comes uncomfortably sharp from the factory and being that its S30V, it will be moderately easy to keep it that sharp. Ive cut myself already on this blade. I slipped while cutting something, and I felt it scratch against my thumb