SEAC Rapid Safety Stainless Steel Knife for Diving and Underwater Fishing 4.13 inches
by SEAC
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Original price
$54.90
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Original price
$54.90
Original price
$54.90
$54.90
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$54.90
Current price
$54.90
- SEAC Rapid is ideal for those looking for an underwater knife for scuba diving, freediving and spearfishing
- Standard blade in 4.13 inches stainless steel, with a smooth edge and a serrated edge for half the length. Total blade + handle: 9.05 inches
- Small steel handle butt, useful for producing noise - beating it on the tank- and attracting the attention of other divers. The release button is also located near the handle attachment.
- The scabbard is rigid and makes it possible to hook the diving knife on both sides. The SEAC Rapid scabbard can be fastened to the belt through the slots, or on the arm or calf thanks to the two straps included in the package.
SEAC Rapid is the ideal underwater knife for those who love scuba diving, freediving and spearfishing. It combines all the main features useful for those disciplines. SEAC Rapid has a standard blade in 4.13 inches stainless steel, with a smooth edge and a serrated edge for half the length. At the base of the handle there is a small steel mallet, very useful for making noise by beating it on the tank and attracting the attention of other divers. The total length of SEAC Rapid is 9.05 inches. The scabbard is rigid and makes it possible to hook the diving knife on both sides. The release system consists of a practical button located near the handle attachment. It is supplied with two straps that allow SEAC Rapid to be fastened to the arm or calf. The scabbard has also 2 slots to attach the knife to the belt. Warning! It is recommended to always rinse with fresh water and to dry well with fabric or absorbent paper both the knife and the scabbard separately after each dive, even if the knife was only worn and not used, since the scabbard is not watertight.
MPN: 0550023523000A
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
