best titanium knife

[kevinj1]

thanks a lot for everyones info--i now have a lot of studying to do before I ever get my new knife... Let me know of others if they come to mind.
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[kevinj1]

I like that Deep See<A name=024126></A>Titanium Jack Knife. That is really nice.

[CompuDude]

<div align="left">I have and like the Halcyon titanium knife. Small, compact, but does
everything a knife should do, and requires zero post-dive care. I've
seen knockoffs that are just as good from a knife standpoint, but the
plastic sheaths they come with isn't as good for my needs.


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[kevinj1]

Originally Posted by CompuDude

<DIV align=left>I have and like the Halcyon titanium knife. Small, compact, but does everything a knife should do, and requires zero post-dive care. I've seen knockoffs that are just as good from a knife standpoint, but the plastic sheaths they come with isn't as good for my needs.


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<DIV>Ive never seen this knife before--it looks real nice------ill definetely look into this one.</DIV>

[Krakenn]

Being a clumsy diver that spends too much time inside reefy terrain. I would have to say that the best titanium knife I have never lost is the Aquatec T-Rex. It is a very sharp kinife works well as a Iki and has a great locking system.
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[Judestudio]

Originally Posted by Krakenn

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Although I'm not a fan of drop-point knives, the T-Rex does look very cool. Didn't seem like ST has it (on their online catalog anyway), who sells it?

[Krakenn]

Hey Kiwi
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<DIV>Aussie here, I got mine in Cairns QLD, there is also a smaller knife called a Raptor. Yes they are a sexo knife but very functional. i must admit i have a stainless steel one in my no.2 bag. But dont recommend them as they are rustier than a nuns hair pin.</DIV>
<DIV>With a bit of luck these guys may stock them, I had a funny feeling they did have some in a couple of years back around the same time as they had all those Mares Titanium regs.</DIV>
<DIV>Maybe they will see this and get a few in. Cost USA is about $89US if you have to hunt for them from other stores. I must admit I only buy from this USA store now they are the most efficent store in USA and dependable the gear comes in through Hong Kong and is in my State in record time.</DIV>
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[CompuDude]

Anyone who carries Aquatec products should be able to order it, I'd think.

These guys carry the SS version, you could probably contact them and get them to order the titanium version.

[kevinj1]

Originally Posted by Judestudio

Although I'm not a fan of drop-point knives, the T-Rex does look very cool. Didn't seem like ST has it (on their online catalog anyway), who sells it?

It is a great looking knife--how does everyone like the sheath? Some people really dislike pastic, button sheaths. I have used one before and I really liked it.
Let me hear some feedback divers...

[Black-Gorrilla]

i like the looks of this one... but haven't been able to track one down yet.

http://www.scubatoys.com/store/detai..._ID=OMTitanium

or this one...
i might be piking it up in my next order...
http://scubatoys.com/store/detail.as...=TitaniumKnife

i use my fathers SS dive knife now (20+ years old, no rust) always kept in vaseline. it's sharp... so i guess it works. (was put a way without use for some 15 odd years or so.)