Why not one from a climbing company that will go niely on a carabiner?
Mainly because they tend to come at quite a brand premium and most knives can easily be clipped to a harness if it has an eyelet.
also why not serrated?
Serrated blades cut rope fractionally faster than non serrated but as a downside, they cause too much fraying to use on cutting rope and cord in a non emergency situation. IMHO, for my uses, I'm happy to lose a little speed of cutting (and it really is a few tenths of a second) if it means that I can also slice cord/rope safely and not tear up my saucisson.
There's a half-serrated Opinel #8 if you don't mind using one half of the blade for sausage & clean cuts, and the back half only for emergency hacking:
Mainly because they tend to come at quite a brand premium and most knives can easily be clipped to a harness if it has an eyelet.
Serrated blades cut rope fractionally faster than non serrated but as a downside, they cause too much fraying to use on cutting rope and cord in a non emergency situation. IMHO, for my uses, I'm happy to lose a little speed of cutting (and it really is a few tenths of a second) if it means that I can also slice cord/rope safely and not tear up my saucisson.