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NRSÂ Pilot Knife
$59.95
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An excellent knife for freshwater boating and rescue, the NRS Pilot knife is purpose-built for watersports but it's so versatile that you'll want to keep one in the car, camp bin and garage.
- Low-profile, quick-release Thumbs Up Sheath stashes fixed blades away securely and releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb
- Sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash tab
- Lanyard attachment point on the knife handle further safeguards against losing a blade in rough waters
- Lanyard attachment point doubles as a valve wrench for an oxygen tank
- Partially serrated edge covers all your cutting needs; "reverse scallop" serrations facilitate severing tough fibers
- Asymmetrical handle and blade, along with the blunt tip, ensure proper blade orientation and help prevent injury
- Jimping along the top of the blade edge secures thumb placement and prevents grip slippage
- All-weather G10 handle with hand contouring and comfortable, rubberized grip deliver maximum blade control in wet environments
Imported.
View all NRS Fixed-Blade Knives| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Knife Blade Type | Straight Edge / Partially Serrated |
| Number of Blades | 1 Blade |
| Max Blade Length (in.) | 3.6 inches |
| Handle Material | Glass-reinforced polypropylene with rubber overlay |
| Blade Construction | 420 HC stainless steel |
| Lanyard Ring | Yes |
| Weight | 4.4 ounces |
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Age:45–54
2 months ago
Great knife
Yes , I recommend this product
Lifejackets require a specialized knife clip, and this one is nice and secure. The easy thumb release and blunt tip are a plus (especially in inflatable raft). It easily cut my rope when I tested the blade. turns out the backside of the blade is beveled but not sharp for spreading PeanutButter and such.
Age:45–54
1 year ago