Developed specifically for use in and around water. The Spyderco Pacific Salt Knife is made from H1 steel, a precipitation-hardened steel with 1% nitrogen instead of carbon, this means blade cannot rust.

Blade holds a sharpened cutting edge comparable to the premium knife steels being used in the industry by most knife manufacturers. The large opening hole is accessible even with wet or gloved hands. Yellow Volcano Grip handle provides a positive grip. Includes titanium pocket clip. Similar in shape to the popular Spyderco Endura. Length: blade 3.8", closed 4.9", open 8.6". Weight: 3 oz.

• weight 3 oz (86 g)
• length overall 8 5/8" (219 mm)
• length closed 4 15/16" (125 mm)
• blade length 3 13/16" (97 mm)
• cutting edge 3 3/8" (86 mm)
• blade thickness 1/8" (3 mm)
• blade steel H-1
• hole diameter 9/16" (14 mm)
• handle material: Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon (FRN)
• A big myth in the knife world is that out there somewhere is a knife that seriously cuts but cannot rust. Knives claiming these super powers are usually made with steels that are unable to hold a cutting edge for any measurable amount of time. Finally a steel foundry in Japan called Myodo Foundry makes this myth a reality with the introduction of a new steel called H1. H1 steel is a PH steel, meaning it is a precipitation-hardened steel. "Huh" you ask? Utilizing .1% nitrogen instead of carbon to harden the steel, it reaches a Rockwell hardness of 57-58rc. Spyderco uses H1 on its new C91 Pacific Salt model.
• It's PlainEdge or SpyderEdge and is similar in shape and size to Spyderco's best-selling Endura model but with a slightly more rounded tip. All internal steel parts are treated as well making them impervious to rust and pitting and of course, salt. Those challenged by cleaning and maintaining their knives will find the Pacific Salt stays rust-free even if put away wet. The blade's hole is enlarged to 14mm for easier opening/closing with gloved, wet or cold hands. Textured in a checkerboard pattern, the yellow FRN handle has a grippy texture and is fitted with a reversible titanium pocket clip which positions for right-handers and lefties. The addition of a lanyard hole offers a backup method of attachment (thong or lanyard cord) for use around water where once dropped, a knife is often lost or elusively hard to retrieve.