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You won't be killing any sharks with a dive knife. They aren't weapons, they are tools. You'll have better luck fending off a curious shark with a jab to the snout or gills using your fist or foot if it ever came down to it. Finding different ways to exercise was really getting on my nerves. I just didn't want to go to a gym or go running or hiking. I needed serious motivation. Gazing at the ocean, realizing how much I missed it, I decided to have a short visit and a good swim, while I was at it. Just like that, I was swimming three times a week. A vigorous swim without rest. And I could see, I could truly see new lines, new shadows on my body that I hadn't seen in so long. Then I decided. Ocean swimming was going to be my new way to work out. Two to three times a week, I'd swim for 20-30 minutes (of course, I timed it). And we'll see. Soon after the first month, I watched Jaws on television one night. And then, right after in the same night, I watched "Shark Attack" on Animal Planet. Oh, baby. That was it. Scared me crazy all over again. But I've got to make my swim. I can't stop now. So what do I do? Uh-huh. Take out my very sharp dive knife and strap it to my right calf. Now I'm standing on the shore once more, warming up for the swim. My dive knife is on my leg and I really don't feel much better. Come on. I know that I stand little chance against a shark. Shoot. The barest chance is more like it. Man, am I scared. I'm swimming for over 10 minutes straight out to the ocean and then again coming back. Just me. But I've got to do it. I can't just stop. Fear, well, in this case, just pisses me off! So I tie my hair back, take a few steps into the ocean and dive under. There's sweat to be had here in this blue water. This beautiful U-shaped bay in the smallest southern village of a very small tropical island just on top of the equatorwhew!well, it's my very large swimming pool. On this rare occasion, the water is clear and blue. Visibility is about 30 feet. A very clear day today. Hasn't rained at all. Much drier days, these days (global warming anyone?). No recent influx of sedimentation and all kinds of muck and debris brought down from the scorched mountains and deposited into the ocean. The reefs and coastal marine life enjoy a few days of "clean air". It's painful to know that all it takes is one good rain to make this vibrant blue water dull and dirty looking again. And as much as I don't want that, the land needs more rain. I've just come up on the halfway mark. Keeping the pace steady. Flip underwater and kick the wall that is the ocean and head back towards the shore. Make sure to keep a little push in my stride. I'm thinking, if a shark actually attacks me, I don't want to just go down. Oh, no. I'm not gonna let a shark take me away from my life, from my family. If I'm going down, baby, you're coming with me. Alas, the absolute requirement of my very sharp dive knife. I stop swimming for a moment, fake an attack on me, hammering it into my head that I've got to remember to grab that knife no matter what. Pound his snout. Head butt if I have to. Jam my fingers in both his eyes. Ram my hands through its gills. Oh, yeah. It won't be easy. I'm all too aware that lone swimmers in the ocean have successfully survived a shark encounter. If it comes to that, so shall I. Now I'm halfway home from halfway. The last few minutes of the home stretch. Made it again. I'll tell you, I've jumped off a boat into the clearest blue water way, way, way out in the ocean. Hundreds of feet deep on a bright sunny day with not a thing in sight, above or below the water. There's nothing like it and few things come close. And no matter how scared I getand I get scared quite oftenfear doesn't stand a chance. I won't allow it. The natural world holds so much beauty. Too much to experience for that. Truly, truly wondrous and amazing. I am so thankful that I know it. Len Q. is a knife sharpening expert and protector of the natural world. If you would like to learn about
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DACOR DIVING KNIFE
US $70.00
BENCHMADE 111H2O YEL Dive Knife
US $100.00
BENCHMADE 110H2O YEL Dive Knife
US $83.00
2 BLUE SCUBA DIVER DIVE KNIVES NAVY SEAL TYPE
US $17.99
2 YELLOW SCUBA DIVER DIVE KNIVES NAVY SEAL TYPE
US $17.99
BLUE YELLOW SCUBA DIVER DIVE KNIVES NAVY SEAL TYPE
US $17.99
BLUE SCUBA DIVER DIVE KNIFE WITH SHEATH AND STRAPS
US $9.99
YELLOW SCUBA DIVER DIVE KNIFE WITH SHEATH AND STRAPS
US $9.99
LADIES PINK DIVER DIVE KNIFE WITH SHEATH STRAPS
US $9.99
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If you think leaving a blood trail from a stab wound is going to stop your shark problem...you're sadly mistaken. You may be lunch to other now excited sharks...not just one.Insane Ocean Swimmer: Your Knife is Your Only Defense
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Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker Knife Sharpener $90.20 Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker Knife Sharpener Chances are you've heard it said 'a sharp knife is safer than a dull one'. We believe this quote originated from first hand experience and find it to be true. The Sharpmaker was Spyderco's first product, which we made and sold before getting into the knife business. It's true -- First we made things sharp, then we made sharp things.The Tri-Angle Sharpma... |
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Cordura Knife Sheath Durable Cordura holder secures knives with up to 3 blades.... |
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Futuristic shark hunt on the seabed Photo Mugs A futuristic shark hunt on the seabed. A hunter stabs a large shark with a knife. .... |
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E. [Original Television Soundtrack] $24.98 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.... |
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Fury Treasure II Dive Knife, All Stainless with Line Cutter, Razor Edge and Serrated Blade with Leg Straps $10.25 The Fury Treasure II Dive Knife from Joy Enterprises features a skeletonized handle with unique side grips. The blade is a traditional spear point with line cutter, serrated and plain edges. Custom thermoplastic sheath with rubber strapping for mounting on hose or BCD. Manufactured in Taiwan using high grade German 420 stainless steel.... |
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Gerber 05640 River Shorty Knife $19.84 The Gerber(r) River Shorty(tm) knife is crafted from medium-carbon stainless steel that's polished to within an inch of its life to limit corrosion. The blade is 3-in long with the serrated sharp side aiming up rather than down. The sheath is constructed of a hard plastic and you can receive the knife in 2 ways. It can be worn on your belt, on your boot, or attached to your floatation vest.... |
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