
Key specs
Ready when seconds count
Why a hook tip, not a point
A sheet tangled around a sailor, a line around the propeller, a capsized dinghy next to a RIB. You have to cut fast, close to people and to inflatable tubes. A pointed blade can puncture the tube or cut skin. The hook tip pulls the line into the blade and cuts it away from you.
One knife, within reach, on every boat
Most rescues on the water start with a line that will not let go. The tool that solves it should already be on you, not in a bag in the cockpit.
Clip the sheath to the front of your life vest, on the side of your free hand, and practise drawing it once on land. After salt water, rinse the knife in fresh water and dry it before it goes back in the sheath.
In the box
- Marine rescue knife
- Protective sheath
What it is
Product details
Be prepared for any situation with the Emergency Rescue Knife. This essential tool features a hook tip and serrated blade for cutting through ropes and seatbelts, a built-in seatbelt cutter, and a bottle opener. The durable stainless steel blade features a high-visibility orange handle, non-slip grip, and corrosion-resistant blade, making it ideal for tough marine conditions. It comes with a secure sheath that can be easily attached to a belt or life vest, making it readily accessible when you need it most. Perfect for boating, camping, or keeping in your car for emergencies.
Shipping
Orders to the EU ship from our warehouse in Europe. Orders to the rest of the world ship from our warehouse in China. Free shipping on qualifying orders: your cart shows the threshold in your currency.
Returns and warranty
30 day returns. 2 year global warranty: if it breaks, we fix or replace it.
See it in use
Cutting a line in one move
- Draw it from the sheath
- Hook the line
- Pull and cut
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