Anyone have any recommendations for a good affordable river

combat knife

>>30584040
The Wasp.

>>30584040
SEALpup is good. Partial serrations, nice textured grip made of hard plastic which is good for underwater, some kind of coating that has really held up against water with just minimal care. The pupper knife has never failed me.

>>30584075
Isnt that for inflating sharks?

>>30584122
This. Been carrying one everyday for several years. Use it daily. In many environments, river, swamp, ocean, mountain, etc. Has never let me down.

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>>30584040
for the love of god man, get out of the water or kill it.
I am deeply afraid and hate alligators/crocodiles.
Fear is their bacon bits.
There is no knife i find acceptable to venture into their territory with. The only acceptable weapon is a gun at least .38 special(preferred .500 S&W) for handgun and at least .308 for rifle.
This picture is absolutely piss worthy and that is coming from a guy who grew up in swamps.

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>>30585745
Reptiles are friends.

http://www.leisurepro.com/p-sqtkst/squeeze-lock-titanium-knife-tanto-tip

It's titanium so it will not rust. However, titanium does not hold an edge very well but it's good enough for cutting fishing line and anything else that you could get tangled up in. Probably not the best choice for fighting gators or underwater henchmen. The sheath locks the blade in tight so if you're jumping out of a boat with full scuba gear it won't come out of the sheath and disappear like some of the less expensive knives/sheaths are known to do.

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>>30585956

Spyderco H1 !