Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is the tip of the nife pointed or blunt. some colors show a point and some do not.
Document: Also, the full length metal means that you can do some serious prying without worrying about the handle coming off (I've done this to knives before). The sheath locks securely, there is no way on earth that this knife is coming out of the sheath without you pushing down on the buttons by the handle to unlock it.I got the blunt tip version in blue, but my comments above should be valid for different colors and the pointed tip as well.
Pros:- Very light- Less likely to rust- Leg strap works around calf but won't fit thigh circumference.Cons:- Knife came fairly dull- Tip came slightly chipped- The serrated edge has small ridge grooves which doesn't give it a very aggressive effect. I think it's more for show.
Pleasantly surprised! It seems to be high quality. Definitely better than what I was expecting. I have been diving with it all fall and it hasn't shown any signs of rust. The holder works great, and it is easy to remove the knife even with 7mm gloves. The rubber straps hold well. It was a little bigger than I expected and second time around, I would get a blunt tip.
I got a sharp tip and a blunt tip version of this knife. They are as advertised, 100% Titanium, one piece construction knives with a hammer nub in the handle. The blade seems to be one solid piece of titanium all the way through to the hammer on the handle top. You can really feel the weight difference between this knife and a knife of similar size made of steel, this knife is much lighter.
The Promate Tip Titanium Dive Knife is a very handy knife...utilized on the lake and ocean with no issues of rust.
Taken it out many times in the Pacific Ocean and has yet to rust or even show any signs of such....yes this is Titanium and does not rust but SOOOOOO many other &#34;dive knives&#34; claim to not rust and they do. This is a GREAT buy. Reasonably priced and overall great knife. Not very sharp but you don't need a sharp dive knife...you are no filleting a fish with this.
I ordered this knife only because I saw it being used by Bear Grylls on Man vs. Wild on the Discovery Channel (one of my favorite shows). I saw the abuse the knife took. If you have ever seen the show you know he uses his knife for everything including chopping down trees by hitting the back of the knife blade with rocks or wood or what ever.
The quality of the materials is good, Ive taken this on a few dives and everything is functional and feels sturdy. The two problems I have with this. One the knife is too big and secondly the tip is not sharp enough (if you are using for spearfishing)One good thing, the knife locks into place so you dont have to worry about losing it.
Narrowed it down to this or a gerber lmf 2. Picked this one because its meant to be wet, great control even in rainy conditions. Also has the hammer tip. And it has the serrated edge on the back which i prefer, and can still be used for batoning.Though not a priority in a knife in my opinion. Wouldn't mind a sharpener built in to the case like gerber's. Would be a blessing in the right/wrong situation.
It feels like it wants to turn in my hand. The Underwater Kinetics handle has a large bump in the middle that pushes out on my middle and ring fingers. It is very uncomfortable and awkward.The Promate blade has a good shape and thickness. The Wenoka blade is very small, paring knife sized. It seems too small. The Underwater Kinetics blade is just a bit longer than the Promate. This is OK, but the tip seems too delicate and pointy.
Answer: yes