troy_mclure
Well-Known Member
2ridgebacks offered to cryo a spyderco atlantic salt for me to test out.
he recommended it be sharpened afterwards for best effect, so i sent it off to spyderco.
there was no change in the appearance of the knife, and the handle seemed to not be affected.
i currently own 9 of the salt series knives and use them for work as a commercial diver.
i use them for cutting poly and Marline rope on deck, and cutting everything from rope to shrimp net.
i have put this knife thru hell since i got it back, testing just how durable the cryo process has made it.
its been used 4 times as heavily, and cut crap i normally wouldn't, like 1/8" ss wire, and heavy electrical wire.
so far the knife is still extremely sharp, if not quite factory edged.
i would never have expected the edge to last so long, especially considering the abuse i put it thru.
ill be having more knives put thru this process.
he recommended it be sharpened afterwards for best effect, so i sent it off to spyderco.
there was no change in the appearance of the knife, and the handle seemed to not be affected.
i currently own 9 of the salt series knives and use them for work as a commercial diver.
i use them for cutting poly and Marline rope on deck, and cutting everything from rope to shrimp net.
i have put this knife thru hell since i got it back, testing just how durable the cryo process has made it.
its been used 4 times as heavily, and cut crap i normally wouldn't, like 1/8" ss wire, and heavy electrical wire.
so far the knife is still extremely sharp, if not quite factory edged.
i would never have expected the edge to last so long, especially considering the abuse i put it thru.
ill be having more knives put thru this process.