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Stranded on a deserted island! Only 1 spyderco knife to choose from!

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Pick one spyderco knife to be stranded on a desert island with! For me it would be my standard Military combo-edge.
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I would have to go with the Native with FRN handle, combo-edge, or, the Spyderco Endura with FRN handle and saber-grind.

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Of any ever made or from our own collections? From my collection...on a desert island...probably my Schempp Tuff (PM2 close second). Of any ever made, a fixed blade would probably be better, so maybe a Bushcraft or Schempp Rock, but I haven't used any large Spyderco fixed blade knives so I have no practical experience to draw from regarding survival.
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Woodlander (go big or go home right :D ), hands down. Great for chopping down trees for shelter and what not, splitting said trees for firewood, and the N690 is a great at edge holding and corrosion resistance. Although I might want to go with a Rock Salt, H1 is much easier to sharpen and if I don't gave my stones, a stone from the ocean will be about all I have to sharpen with.
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Bushcraft. I'm not a huge fan of it, but if you're stranded and you can only have one (Spyderco), a full tang and O-1 steel are the way to go.
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Ladybug Salt. :p
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Rock Salt
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sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
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Exceptional xceptnl! :rolleyes:
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eric m. wrote:Exceptional xceptnl! :rolleyes:
Cracking open coconuts, cutting palm leaves and splitting clam shells. Try that with your LBK!
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Gonna get the Rock Salt! That Marlin Spike looks awesome! :D sorry, I got confused with the tusk! That Rock is a fixed blade-just saw it! That thing is a beast!
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Southfork!

No maintenance other than keeping the edge alert.

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Yeah, I would have to go with the Hossoms or Shempp family of fixed blades.
Being an island would slant me toward the Rock Salt.
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xceptnl wrote:Rock Salt
This! +1!

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I dont own a Tuff but it's my answer.

Out of my collection though, the Southard.
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If I got stuck on a deserted island, I'm guessing I won't have the luxury of picking what tools to take.

I love threads like this. :D
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1. Forester

2. Warrior

3. Bushcraft
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I forget the model name, but it's the one with a satellite cell phone in the handle, yeah, that one would really be handy there! ;)

Otherwise, a Bushcraft would be the next best thing I suppose.
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Reground forager
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xceptnl wrote:Rock Salt
+2
I was thinking about T2, but have to aknowledge that your choice is better. Somehow I forgot about Rock Salt.
So I will go with the same.
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chuck_roxas45 wrote:If I got stuck on a deserted island, I'm guessing I won't have the luxury of picking what tools to take.
This is easy, just start carrying your chice one day before you stuck on that island. :D
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"

My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
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