http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:08:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-21203 Gadget Newz Sun, 13 Jun 2010 17:18:46 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-21203 [...] The Best Knives for the Pro-Mariner [...] [...] The Best Knives for the Pro-Mariner [...]

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20251 weski Thu, 21 May 2009 17:18:30 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20251 Great graduation presents and for those off for their sea terms! Great graduation presents and for those off for their sea terms!

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-21922 weski Thu, 21 May 2009 17:18:00 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-21922 Great graduation presents and for those off for their sea terms! Great graduation presents and for those off for their sea terms!

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20160 m scease Mon, 18 May 2009 01:12:08 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20160 I have to weigh in on the SOG, but Spyderco is the finest for straight purpose built. I love the clip, great for holding folding money on trip ashore and nothing better than having your knife handy on deck. When your balls are caught in the main sheet, nothing is worse than having to dig in your pocket for a knife. I have to weigh in on the SOG, but Spyderco is the finest for straight purpose built. I love the clip, great for holding folding money on trip ashore and nothing better than having your knife handy on deck. When your balls are caught in the main sheet, nothing is worse than having to dig in your pocket for a knife.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-21921 m scease Mon, 18 May 2009 01:12:00 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-21921 I have to weigh in on the SOG, but Spyderco is the finest for straight purpose built. I love the clip, great for holding folding money on trip ashore and nothing better than having your knife handy on deck. When your balls are caught in the main sheet, nothing is worse than having to dig in your pocket for a knife. I have to weigh in on the SOG, but Spyderco is the finest for straight purpose built. I love the clip, great for holding folding money on trip ashore and nothing better than having your knife handy on deck. When your balls are caught in the main sheet, nothing is worse than having to dig in your pocket for a knife.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20914 bartvdv Mon, 03 Nov 2008 21:28:56 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20914 When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.<br>They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'. <br>(they dont have a spring-locking system)<br>Above all they won't cost more then 15$.<br>If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying...)<br>Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle. When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.
They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'.
(they dont have a spring-locking system)
Above all they won't cost more then 15$.
If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying…)
Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20915 bartvdv Mon, 03 Nov 2008 21:27:17 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20915 When working on deck, i swear by an Opinel knife.<br>They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'. <br>(they dont have a spring-locking system)<br>Above all they won't cost more then 15$.<br>If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying...)<br>Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle. When working on deck, i swear by an Opinel knife.
They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'.
(they dont have a spring-locking system)
Above all they won't cost more then 15$.
If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying…)
Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20618 bartvdv Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:28:56 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20618 When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.<br>They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'. <br>(they dont have a spring-locking system)<br>Above all they won't cost more then 15$.<br>If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying...)<br>Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle. When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.
They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'.
(they dont have a spring-locking system)
Above all they won't cost more then 15$.
If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying…)
Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-20617 bartvdv Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:27:17 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-20617 When working on deck, i swear by an Opinel knife.<br>They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'. <br>(they dont have a spring-locking system)<br>Above all they won't cost more then 15$.<br>If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying...)<br>Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle. When working on deck, i swear by an Opinel knife.
They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'.
(they dont have a spring-locking system)
Above all they won't cost more then 15$.
If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying…)
Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle.

]]> http://gcaptain.com/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/?252#comment-14451 bartvdv Mon, 03 Nov 2008 13:28:56 +0000 http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/the-best-knives-for-the-pro-mariner/#comment-14451 When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.<br>They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'. <br>(they dont have a spring-locking system)<br>Above all they won't cost more then 15$.<br>If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying...)<br>Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle. When working on deck, i use Opinel knife.
They are very resistant to grease and dirt, stay quite sharp, i like thus for my work on 'dirty dredgers'.
(they dont have a spring-locking system)
Above all they won't cost more then 15$.
If you dislike the pointed shape, grind it away (goes without saying…)
Ow, yeah, they float too, because of the wooden handle.

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