Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
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Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
But my question is how easy does it attract rust even in slightly humid conditions? (not in a rain forest type of environment)
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Re: Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
It rains plenty in northern Arizona and occasionally even in the southern part, especially winter.
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Re: Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
The more you know...Midnightrider wrote:It rains plenty in northern Arizona and occasionally even in the southern part, especially winter.
Re: Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
I have my Manix 2 Maxamet for 3 months now and I'm living in the Netherlands. Clipped to my pocket everyday, on my bike to work in all kinds of weather. No rust issues at all. Sometimes I put a little bit Ballistol oil on the blade but only after it was really wet.
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Re: Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
Thats good to hear.Ruudr wrote:I have my Manix 2 Maxamet for 3 months now and I'm living in the Netherlands. Clipped to my pocket everyday, on my bike to work in all kinds of weather. No rust issues at all.
Re: Maxamet would be great for a knife in Arizona
The southern part actually gets a lot of rain, during the summer mostly. There's a monsoon season here, comes with tons of dramatic lightning storms and bad humidity during July and August. Lots of mosquitoes, which is unpleasant. They're starting to die off a bit now though, since the monsoons are pretty near over.Mikael Andersson wrote:The more you know...Midnightrider wrote:It rains plenty in northern Arizona and occasionally even in the southern part, especially winter.