Assist vs. Atlantic or Pacific Salt

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RKolak
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Don't get me wrong, the Caspian looks sweet! I saw some videos on YouTube about it. I like the fact that with that large grip hole you can, to a degree, use your fingers to tie knots, do other things, etc. while retaining the knife in your hand. I just don't have a good enough reason to buy it right now. I looked in the Spyderco catalog and didn't see the serrated edge currently listed. Is that model still available? Was it ever available with a full serrated edge?
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RKolak wrote:Don't get me wrong, the Caspian looks sweet! I saw some videos on YouTube about it. I like the fact that with that large grip hole you can, to a degree, use your fingers to tie knots, do other things, etc. while retaining the knife in your hand. I just don't have a good enough reason to buy it right now. I looked in the Spyderco catalog and didn't see the serrated edge currently listed. Is that model still available? Was it ever available with a full serrated edge?
Only combo edge. You can pick between a blunt or a sharp tip.
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I am still waiting for a production version of an "Assisted Endura" - or something like this:

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Just ordered the Atlantic Salt. Will keep in my pocket when out fishing in Monterey Bay.
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