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Wichard Offshore Rescue Knife Fixed Blade - Fluorescent

SKU 94148·Accessories
$122.90

Offshore Rescue Knife Fixed Blade - FluorescentSpecifically developed for rescue operations and extreme sports (offshore racing, sport catamaran, white water sports, etc.).Benefits: Careful material selection (N680 st...

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Offshore Rescue Knife Fixed Blade - Fluorescent

Specifically developed for rescue operations and extreme sports (offshore racing, sport catamaran, white water sports, etc.).

Benefits:

  • Careful material selection (N680 stainless steel grade) brings high corrosion resistance, outstanding cutting power, and high robustness.
  • The secured sheath enables the knife to be positioned in all situations.
  • The sheath offers many fastening points: personally on the sailor (lifejacket, arm, leg, etc.), on various locations (cockpit, steering wheel, mast foot, trampoline, catamaran cross beams).

Features:

  • Fluorescent (glow in the dark)
  • Fully serrated blade
  • Rounded tip to prevent injuries
  • Shackle key
  • Grip for better handling

Technical Data:

  • Blade material: N680 stainless steel grade (59 HRC)
  • Blade length: 72 mm
  • Blade thickness : 3 mm
  • Handle material : Polyurethane with grip (PU)
  • Total length : 190 mm with sheath/179 mm without sheath
  • Weight : 119 gr with sheath/86 gr without sheath

Applications:

  • Safety on board
BrandWichard Marine
SKU94148
UPC3587790101928
TypeAccessories
Weight0.3 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Wichard Marine product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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