Kershaw Knives Sea Hunter Knife: A dive knife isn't necessarily for fighting off Great Whites. More likely, if you need your dive knife, it will be to untangle you from the increasing amount of line and net left in the ocean these days. Or if you dive in or around kelp forests, may need to free yourself from sea kelp. In cases like these, a good dive knife can be a genuine lifesaver, like the Kershaw Knives Sea Hunter Dive Knife. Your knife can also be used to anchor yourself to the seabed should you have trouble grabbing onto rocks or outcrops. And plenty of divers have used their knives as an "underwater communications device" by knocking on the tank to catch their dive buddy's notice. The Kershaw Knife Sea Hunter Diving Knife is a slim, lightweight dive knife. The blade is 420J2 stainless steel for corrosion resistance, while the open-tang construction cuts down on unnecessary weight. Partial serration on the top of the blade makes it easy to cut through net or line-or use the built-in cord-cutter notch. The Kershaw Sea Hunter Divers Knife's injection-molded handles have neon accents so they're easy to see in a marine environment. The Kershaw Sea Hunter Dive Knife comes with the Kershaw Diver's Sheath with a press-n-pull mechanism that locks the blade in the sheath and secures it regardless of your position in the water - depth-compensating leg straps have adjustable quick-release buckles, too.

Specifications for Kershaw Knives Sea Hunter Knife:

Features of Kershaw Knives Sea Hunting Knife:

• Steel: 420J2, satin finish
• Handle: 420J2, full-tang skeleton, co-polymer insert
• Serrations assist in cutting through particularly tough or fibrous material, such as rope or cord. The Kershaw 2-step serration is a more aggressive style of serration.
• The knife does not fold closed; usually stored in a sheath or blade protector.

Package Contents:

• Kershaw Knives Sea Hunter Knife 1008KER
• Sheath