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... protect the fingers. The sheath is made from plastic and has a traditional elastic band to hold on the knife. It also has loops to attach the knife to your leg or onto your belt and comes with two leg straps
Cressi-Sub
MINI LEGEND With straps and Hose holder Double edge 83x4mm 304 AISI stainless steel blade with wire cutter and shackle key Sheath with double lock: shaft with soft grip and protective guard Delivered with attachment kits for a stabilizer ...
If you're a fan of full-sized dive knives you're going to appreciate SCUBAPRO's all-purpose K6. Featuring a quality stainless steel blade with a traditional clip point, the K6 offers a fine hollow-ground cutting edge ...
Force plus is a standard size knife, 10 cm stainless steel blade with a blade cutter. Special PVD coating prevents oxidation of the blade. The Forse Plus diving knife has a soft ergonomic overmoulded ...
The Titanium Knife offers the ultimate combination of high quality and rugged design. The custom sheath with quick release mechanism ensures that the knife will be instantly available whenever needed. ...
... both the knife and the scabbard separately and after each dive, even if the knife was only worn and not used, since the scabbard is not watertight. Seac Bat is the unmissable accessory ...
Seac sub
... bimaterial «Epsealon» with overmolding SEBS; delivered with two straps and flexible shealth with double security to hold the knife; available in : black / green / yellow / orange and grey"
EPSEALON
... 52-54; handle covered with a 3mm cord / soft nylon sheath / Stetch nylon straps with plastic buckles; total length of the knife : 21,5 cm; blade length : 10.5 cm; blade width : 23 mm."
EPSEALON
"Stainless steel blade. Hardness HRC 57-59. PP handle with red marker. Total length of the knife: 17cm; blade length: 7 cm; blade width: 2cm. Needle-point blade type with one serrated side and one other sharped. Very ...
EPSEALON
Handle: Anatomic Sheath: not available Safety: Click close Blade: One edge and serration Dimensions: 20 cm Straps: Not avaulable Remarks: 4mm Inox. blade
7cm stainless steel back up knife complete with push-lock system, rubberised grip for comfort with lanyard fixing point. Comes with sheath.7cm stainless steel back up knife complete with push-lock system, ...
Typhoon International Limited
Other Blade: stainless steel - W 1.4116 Hardness: 55-56HRC • Thickness: 4 mm - 0.15” • Weight: 85 g - 2.99 oz Knife lenght: 18 cm - 7.08" Blade lenght: 7cm - 2.75"
MAC Coltellerie
Atomic Aquatics Ti6 Titanium Dive Knife Once again, an exotic material wins the day One of the biggest problems with dive knives is corrosion and Atomic solves that issue with a ...
Underwater fishing knife Stiletto blade with smooth and serrated sharpening (Shark Tooth) Hole to straighten shafts
SALVIMAR s.r.l.
The coldwater Z-knife is the preference of cold-water divers wearing gloves. The handle is large and easy to grip when thick gloves are used. Sharper than a standard dive knife, the cold-water ...
The Pilot Knife now has a little brother - the NRS Co-Pilot. Great features - smooth and serrated cutting edges, blunt safety tip, bottle opener, etc. Compact design is a fine fit on your PFD. An excellent knife ...
RIFFE’s Terminator, Silencer, Spearfisher, Stubby knife blades are made of 420 heat treated stainless steel, capable of cutting through Stainless Steel cable, Monofilament and High tech line. All RIFFE knives are Teflon ...
Riffe International
Stainless steel Hardness 55-56 HRC Knife straps Handle PP or TPE mix
Knive with a 11,5cm blade in W.1.4116 stainless steel with PP overmold. Black finish. Supplied with ankle straps. High quality knife produced in EU.
H. Dessault
Premium Quality Stainless Steel Knife for Commercial Divers Used worldwide by commercial divers, inland divers, saturation divers and in practically all industrial diving applications. The Backstabber is available ...
Imersion
12 cm blade with Teflon anti reflective black coating, manufactured from 420 stainless steel with added molybdenum, ensuring maximum levels of rust resistance. Includes half serrated blade & line cutter, snap lock sheath & quick release ...
Beaver
5” titanium blade (overall length 10.25”) No rust titanium blade with stainless steel butt cap Serrated top edge and line cutter for safety High-impact sheath and rubber leg straps included
... for smoothy wetsuits or grab straps for non slip arm or leg mounting to nylon lined wetsuits. The TORELLI knife also fits perfectly into the knife pocket integrated on all TORELLI wetsuits.
TORELLI SPEARFISHING (AUSTRALIA)
... is provided to enable the knife and sheath to hang from the waist belt at a low position on the thigh. The knife handle has a hole in for the attachment of a lanyard to prevent the knife ...
Northern Diver (International)
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A dive knife can have a variety of configurations with a mix of features. It is made to withstand the rigors of saltwater immersion.
ApplicationsThese knives are used by boaters and divers for cutting lines or nets fouling a propeller or trapping a diver, removing fish from a spear, overturning a rock, probing the sand and numerous other tasks.
TechnologiesSuch knives can have single- or double-edged blades, with pointed or blunt tip. While some few have folding blades, the vast majority slide into a plastic or rubber sheath strapped to the diver's leg or attached to the BCD. Some are equipped with a locking mechanism to prevent inadvertent loss.
Most blades are stainless steel, though titanium and chrome/molybdenum models also exist. Handles are simple prolongations of the metal blade or covered with PVC or rubber, often scored or shaped to improve grip. Other possible features include, serrations, a notch for line cutting and a scissors function.
The knife should always be carried in its sheath. A folding knife may prove more generally useful since some locales prohibit carrying fixed-blade models in public.
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