Stainless Steel Diving Snorkeling Safety Knife with Quick Release Adjustable Leg Straps & Locking Sheath, 5 inch Blade

This heavy duty 420 high-carbon stainless steel knife was designed with visibility, safety & versatility in mind. There are three types of blade on this knife, preparing you for any underwater emergency; a straight edge for slicing, a serrated edge for tearing & a line cutter. With a bright green sheath and handle, this knife will easily be seen for quick access by both yourself and your dive buddy, perfect for emergency situations or regular underwater use. No more searching when dropped to the bottom of the ocean floor! This knife includes a locking sheath with a quick release feature, which keeps the knife secure when not in use but easy access when needed. Two adjustable 19 inch rubber straps are included, which attach to the back of the sheath through 0.75 inch strap loops. This knife attaches to the lower leg, out of the way of critical diving gear yet accessible when needed. This knife is perfect for diving, snorkeling & fishing! Suitable for both fresh & saltwater.

• Three types of blade in one! Straight edge for slicing, serrated edge for tearing and a line cutter all in one!
• Durable 420 high-carbon stainless steel blade is easy to sharpen. Blade and sheath must be rinsed, towel dried and lightly coated with silicon after each dive. Salt water is corrosive to stainless steel.
• Quick release clips & adjustable 19 inch straps for lower leg, easy to set up and remove. Straps connect to back side of sheath through 0.75 inch loops.
• Bright green color for easy visibility! Never spend time searching for dropped knives! You & your dive buddy will be able to quickly see this knife in emergencies.
• 5 inch blade includes a heavy duty handle with a slip resistant rubber grip. Sheath includes quick release locking mechanism for easy access when needed and security when not in use. Maintain locking mechanism with WD40 when needed.
• CARE INSTRUCTIONS - IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU DIVE: Rinse thoroughly; remove from sheath and operate any moving parts while soaking in tap water to dislodge sand or other debris. Dry blade and sheath thoroughly with a towel. Apply a light coat of silicone to prevent corrosion; don’t use petroleum-based lube. Apply WD 40 to locking mechanism to maintain ease of release.