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NRS Co-Pilot Knife
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With a compact design to fit nicely on your PFD, the NRS Co-Pilot Knife packs in an array of useful features for freshwater boating and rescue.
Shop newer version- Knife offers both supersharp smooth and serrated sections for all of your cutting needs
- Blunt tip design protects against unintentional puncture of your gear or yourself
- Blade is only sharpened on one edge to help prevent injury in a tight rescue situation
- Sheath firmly locks the knife in place and only lets it go when you squeeze both sides of the release
- Comfortable rubberized grip wraps around the contoured handle, giving you maximum control of the blade
- Sheath clip attaches firmly to a PFD lash tab
- Handle includes a bottle opener and an oxygen tank valve wrench
- Not for saltwater use
Imported.
View all NRS Fixed-Blade Knives| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Knife Blade Type | Partially Serrated |
| Number of Blades | 1 Blade |
| Max Blade Length (in.) | 2.25 inches |
| Handle Material | Glass-reinforced polypropylene with TPR overmold |
| Blade Construction | 420 HC stainless steel |
| Weight | 4.6 ounces |
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Age:35–44
2 years ago
Secure it or it will fall out
Yes , I recommend this product
I clipped the sheath to the clip that is on my PFD. First time out, I lean over and it fell out on the dock, could have lost it in the water. I removed clip from "square thing" on my PFD, and I used a fairly large zip tie to thread through the square thing (not the elastic) and the sheath clip, there is no slack for the clip to be depressed and come out. Large zip tie is the key. It is a good knife great features, I wouldn't use it to filet fish or cut branches, keep it sharp for emergencies.
Age:35–44
Location:Corvallis OR
Age:55–64
3 years ago
Good knife but...
No, I do not recommend this product
This knife feels comfortable in my small hand and I like the multi-use aspects a lot. It also clips in and out easily with one hand. My only complaint is that, despite washing it thoroughly, it makes my hands itch very unpleasantly. Probably me, not the product; I must have a sensitivity to the rubber used on the non-slip handle. So, great knife for boaters of all kinds but don't buy it if you have sensitivity to rubber.
Age:55–64
Location:Idaho
Age:25–34
3 years ago
Great til it’s gone
This knife is sleek and functional. However, I made it down the river once whitewater kayaking, and halfway down the river rafting before the whole thing was at the bottom of the river. Wish it was a little more secure for the actual physical requirements of rough whitewater.
Age:25–34
2 years ago