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BigMike
7th Oct 2005, 17:49
Im looking at buying a knife to carry while working, something not too big and foldable, which is geared towards rescue crews. Anyone have a favourite or can recommend one?
These two look promising:

http://www.sogknives.com/Folding/Flash/FSA-6.htm
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a3/Micksphotos/FSA-6.jpg

http://www.coldsteel.com/29rls.html
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a3/Micksphotos/land-sea.jpg

Both around 70 Dollars US.

Cheers BigMike

SASless
7th Oct 2005, 22:58
We used the Spyderco Clip-It Rescue Knife.....Rappell Master saved one life with it by cutting a rappelling rope as the helicopter began to depart with a SWAT guy hung up on his rope.

RM did too good a job whacking the rope....and did himself an injury as well. They are sharp and cut like crazy...especially when the adrenalin is running in buckets.

crew206l
8th Oct 2005, 05:24
Try this one, it's made by Remora.
Very good for Rescue Crew. It's a divers knife and we attach it onto our rescue harness.
http://www.godive.net/gdknife1.htm

BigMike
8th Oct 2005, 08:34
Thanks. Just looked at the Spyderco ste, impressive collection.

This looks like a good choice:

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a3/Micksphotos/C79BK2_M.jpg

Cheers BigMike

aeromys
8th Oct 2005, 10:26
Get a fish ! :D
Fish Safety Knife (http://www.safetyknife.net/fish200.htm)

The Eickhorn range are very good

Eickhorn (http://solingen-eickhorn.de/)

with the folding PRT-IV model fairly UK friendly -


https://ssl.kundenserver.de/policeland-intl.com/onlineshop/images/0711075.jpg

BigMike
8th Oct 2005, 11:59
Does anyone know the actual knife that is meant to fit in the knife pocket on a "US" style flight suit?

Dis-Mystery of Lift
9th Oct 2005, 19:41
Big Mike,
There is a Knife called the Jack the Ripper.It is a V-Shaped Safety Knife.Good for cutting Strops Etc and fits well in Knife Pocket.Most Parachute Suppliers used to hold it.Good Luck

B Sousa
9th Oct 2005, 22:26
Lots of over ocean, in the mountains, and remote areas. My vote is www.spyderco.com