Cressi Lizard Multipurpose Professional Diver's Knife with Stainless Steel Blade
by Cressi
Original price
$89.90
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Original price
$89.90
Original price
$89.90
$89.90
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$89.90
Current price
$89.90
- The Lizard is an Italian-made professional, multipurpose diver’s knife, with a blade and handle in martensitic stainless steel, hardness HRC 55/56, for an extremely sharp and honed blade.
- A knife with a dagger handle designed specifically for fishing. In the body of the knife, a part is intended for the extraction of stranded shafts and for straightening them.
- The knife can be removed from its sheath quickly and with one hand thanks to a special mechanical system.
- The sheath is made of hard plastic and tanks to the straps it can be attached to a leg for fast extraction of the knife.
- The total length of the knife is 21,0 cm | 8.26 in. The blade is long 10,5 cm | 4.13 in and thick 3,8 mm | 0.15 in.
The Lizard is an Italian-made professional, multipurpose diver’s knife, with blade and handle in w 1.4116 martensitic stainless steel, hardness HRC 55/56, for an extremely sharp and honed blade. The 1.4116 steel is a stainless steel known for its high corrosion resistance, strength, and good mechanical properties. A knife with a dagger handle designed specifically for fishing. In the body of the knife, a part is intended for the extraction of stranded shafts and for straightening them. The knife can be removed from its sheath quickly and with one hand thanks to a special mechanical system. The sheath is made of hard plastic and tanks to the straps it can be attached to a leg for fast extraction of the knife. The total length of the knife is 21,0 cm | 8.26 in. The blade is long 10,5 cm | 4.13 in and thick 3,8 mm | 0.15 in. The Lizard is designed and manufactured in Italy by Cressi, an Italian brand pioneer in freediving, spearfishing, and scuba diving equipment since 1946. The product is covered by a 2-year limited warranty.
MPN: RC559680
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
