Spyderco Native5 LW Salt in LC200N FINAL REVIEW! (After 1 month of consecutive carry) 

Hell yeah! Native 5 LW FTW!! Such a great knife. Dependable and recommendable💯😎🤙🏼

Was following closely, as I own one. The weight/performance ratio is superb.

Good reviwe, Thumbs up (: Posted a picture of my Native 5 in a edc/knife group one time and somebody called it a gas station knife cause it had plastic handles XD However in my opinion, for a user/work knife I way rather have a knife with FRN handles instad of wood, micarta, g10 or carbon fiber :) Haven't used my Native 5 anywhere near as much as you have, but I have sharpened it lightly a few times, and the spy27 also seems to take a sharp edge real easy

I actually like the native 5 better than the shaman…

Awesome review. LOOKS LIKE A WINNER 🏆 🥇. thanks for taking the time to do these videos

Imma digging this 1, really stoaked on the Spyderco Sage 5 in mint FRN with M4. You showed, review. Sweet!

I like this change of angle! It’s a good difference. 👍🏼

Another great helpful video! Thank you for your thorough information!

Hi, I'm a recent subscriber, and thinking of getting the UKPK in LC200Nn, this video has been a great help, thank you, and all the best from across the pond,, John....

I don’t know how I missed this video ( for a year ), maybe because I don’t own/want a Native5 LW. I do have a Delica4, a Sage5 LW, a Para3 LW and a couple of Bugouts. They all suit my knife needs and I rotate them as my EDC. I do tune into your channel for knife reviews and sharpening tips. Keep up the good work you do..!

Great finish on the review! I have this knife and love to carry it hiking and mountain biking because it is so light, weather resistant and dependable with a strong lock.

You really make me want to get a knife with LC200N!!!! Great review, awesome knife!! 👏🏻

Thanks Erica for the review. This appears to be a great worker knife.

finaly get to watch the full review on that thing

I’m thinking about picking one of the lc200n native 5s. This was a really helpful review. Thanks!

I have a Spydiechef and love it.

Thanks for the testing i was missing your ear inlays 😅

Do you put a little sharpening choil on your Spyderco blades or is the light playing tricks with my eyes?

I find LC200N to be very similar to Sandvik 14C28N, with LC200N being better in all ways other than durability. It rolls easier than 14C28N. I think 14C28N might maintain razor sharpness just a little longer too.

I'm very curious to see how the magnacut version does.

You need to do a live stream, like Neeves knives, etc, I think you would do very well.

This is the best color! Can't even get it in the Netherlands. 😒

I think the handles are the same between the sage and the native 5, but the leafshape blade has that hump. Nice review.

I EDC a #Smiths pocket sharpener with a glass breaker, Tacticool sharpener. Lol!

There is updated version with magnacut, I 👀 on it costs cca 140$ and that sounds sweet 🔪⚔️🗡️

Soooo, overall you’re saying you like this knife? 😉

Love d native5 😍

Great straight shooter channel just subscribed. By any chance did you review the Sage 5 M4? I bounce back and forth the Spydiechef and Chaparral when I edc. Been wanting to switch to a compression lock and the Sage seems like a better choice for me than the other Spydercos.

I wonder now how the Maxamet (oops - MAGNACUT) version will stack up, since (if I'm not mistaken) you can't buy new with LC200N any more. I've very much enjoyed your videos on this one, Erica!

It looks like a nice comfortable handle. The delica is too small for me.

Between the Manix 2 Lightweight and your Native 5, which do you prefer for food prep on the go? (To Erica, and/or any1)

frn rules

Your opinion about LC200N vs SPY27 steels in the same Native platform if you don't care much about rust?

hey erica, I know you had a few knives up for sale a bit ago on IG.... any chance you still have this SALT up for sale?

You Still carry this knife ever?

Isn’t the lime green lc200 and the yellow magnacut?

Dont butter your toast with LC200 steel, you'll need to sharpen it afterward