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Posted By: antlers S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
I'd like to get y'all's opinions on these two steels...if you were gonna have a custom hunting knife made, and you were given a choice between these two steels, which one would you choose...and why?
Posted By: MontanaCreekHunter Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
S90V has worked for me. Have not had a blade in S35VN.
Posted By: Fischer Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
I work with both. If you're looking for superior edge holding ability in stainless, you simply can't beat S90V.
Posted By: sharpeblades Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
They both make super knives.The average person will be hard pressed to tell the difference
Posted By: 300WinMag Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
Originally Posted by Fischer
I work with both. If you're looking for superior edge holding ability in stainless, you simply can't beat S90V.


If I remember right S90V is about the same, or exactly the same, as 440V. If that's true, I'd say you're exactly right. The 440V knives I've had owned have had extremely long lasting edges and were very challenging to sharpen. Trade offs.
Posted By: Fischer Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
440V and S90V are exactly the same. You really need ceramic to sharpen, but it's worth it.
Posted By: elim Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
440V and S60V are the same.S90V is a little different.
Posted By: Fischer Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/23/11
You're right and I stand corrected. S90 was 420V and agreat steel too. In any case, I'd go with S90V if offered.
Posted By: djpaintless Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/24/11
S60V = 440V

S90V = Great steel that holds edge even longer than S60/440V but is even harder to sharpen..............................DJ
Posted By: michiganroadkill Re: S90V or S35VN? - 02/24/11
Go with which ever comes available first.
Doubt you could tell much difference in side by side field test.
jmho
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