Harnesses Kite Hook Safety-Knives Paragliding Skydiving with Pocket 2020 Red/Black sk16

Exactly what it said it was

I bought this and fastened it to my powered parachute. I have never had to use it for escape purposes (water escape was the actual reason I bought it. Don’t want to get tangled up in all those lines) and I hope I never do have to use it. Good piece of mind knowing it’s there if needed

I got this line-cutter for SCUBA diving. Getting tangled in fishing line is totally a thing. This small knife makes quick work of tangles and it's sheath will just slide over the end D-Ring of a TUSA Liberator BCD making for a simple secure attachment. It's small, handy, and safe around air lines. The finger hole makes it easy to grip securely. I love a good Rambo knife, but leg-sheaths snag on everything; this little gem doesn't.

It's small and the veto wraps and small so it was not easy to mount to where is would fall off. Had to mode it to make it work.

Feels well built, cuts test lines easily. Small enough to fit in the extra pocket in my chest harness. The finger slot feels good and gives me confidence I wouldn't lose my grip on it during use.

It serves its purpose. Velcro wears quickly. I keep it on my paragliding harness. Due to velcro wear it slipped out in my stuff sack without me knowing and sheared a line.

We bought a couple of these for paragliding and kitesurfing or any sports or activities that you need to carry a hook knife for safety.

My daughter is a skydiver and this is her primary cut away tool we hope she never has to use but it is sturdy, easy to find on the rig and simple to get in your hand. If it is never needed they great but if it is this thing is great. It would also be good in the car to cut away a safety belt