Harness Rescue Tool - Orange
£25.00
Add this rescue tool to your belt for peace of mind on deck.
Spending a lot of time in a harness,...Read more
Colour: Orange
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Harness Rescue Tool - Orange
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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Useful tool
"I purchased this as a safety item and attached it to my buoyancy aid for dinghy sailing. It’s light and secure but I know it will be easy to access if I need to use it. The knife is safe to carry in its case and cuts through line very easily if necessary. The shackle slot is useful for undoing tight bungs and shackles too. Would recommend to others."
Seems to be built to last
"Glad I’ve got it, quite impressed by the quality."
Everyone Should Carry One
"If you're sailing, you need to be able to cut yourself free in an emergency. This tool is ideal, the cutting element does not require opening and the tool can simply be pulled with one hand from its scabbard."
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Add this rescue tool to your belt for peace of mind on deck.
Spending a lot of time in a harness, this is a must-have tool for the off-shore sailor, offering an easy to reach webbing cutter to help free you from an emergency situation.
The innovative handle ensures good grip with wet or dry hands and the corrosion resistant serrated blade will cut through a harness in seconds. A shackle cutter is built into the blade for a double use tool, a must-have for any sailor. Click here for Care Instructions
Suitable for
Offshore
Dinghy
Paddlesports
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