Innovative Floating Stainless Steel Folding Rescue Knife

it floats as advertised thought i was disappointed there was no locking system on the blade but it actually comes in handy wearing gloves not worried about it closing in use cuts rope like butter

This is the perfect knife to have on board. I have an inboard ski boat and am constantly making iUp dock lines for mooring or having to cut a rope or strap around a ski vest or tube. This knife is great for working close and not worrying about poking a hole in a tube or a passenger. Plus when its closed i turn it upside down and use the raised part of the blade to open my fuel cap.

I was concerned about this knife's quality due to the price but I've found it to be a very handy little knife to have around. We use it while fishing in our inflatable RIB boat and I love the fact that it doesn't have a point to accidentally poke a hole in our boat. FLOATABLE is wonderful when out on the water and it folds into it's handle for protection. Stainless steel keeps it from rusting and corroding. We tied a string through the handle so we can hang it around our wrists. I'm not sure why the blade has a loop cut-out on the tip (maybe a bottle opener) but I like the knife and give it 5 stars for durability, design, function and price. Handy

Well made,floats good and easy to see, opens with one hand, nice blunt tip And very sharp. I put a piece of polypropline line thru the hole in the handle so I can slip it ove my wrist and not drop it if I have to use it to cut a fishing line leaning over board.. I carry it in the pocket of my life vest when I go fishing and or kayaking. I brought the knife for emergency use ,incase I had to cut my self free from a boat line or most likely a fish line. I plan on getting a few more as presents,and one for my waders. It shure beats stabbing your self with a sheath knife or puting a hole in your in your life vest.

very handy knife. Works just fine to cut rope. I really appreciate the fact that it floats.

When you get rope or anything else wrapped around a prop or a prop shaft, 3 things come in very handy: swim mask, cheap/plastic dipped gloves (to protect your hands from cuts) and a floating knife. A fish filet knife with enough cork on the handle would work too. This one folds and goes with the boat tools, gloves and mask.

A perfect knife for boaters. Serrated edge cuts lines quickly. Easy open/close. And it really does float!

Nice knife. Ibought it for my son in law to use on his kayak. He loves it. The knife is very sharp and foats well inb water.