Rescue Knife

[Red Beard]

My clipped Mora 2000 is always on my chest when hunting.

 

[Razorbak66]

A small neck knife worn on neck or girth hitched to molle loop on your saddle or you can get one that has a clip you can clip to boot or molle on saddles or you can rig one like this to fit any where you can easily reach it

 

[Kayl]

This and it also can be used as a gut hook.

Strap Cutter

Cutting through the webbing will be like using a hot knife on soft butter Design shields the cutting edge Molded rubber grip and finger hole add stability, and a glass breaker wastes no time

911network.com

Benchmade Hook 7 is my go to rescue knife. Easily cuts through anything we would be using in one pull, regardless if it is under tension or not. Stays in its holster even when inverted, and easily operated with either hand.

Both of these are excellent options. I own a couple of both between work and my vehicle first aid kits. The Benchmade is nicer, but costs more. You can get the Gerber for under $20 shipped on eBay. Both have molle compatible sheaths.

 

[Chef]

I use the same knife as on my whitewater PFD. Rigid sheath and attaches easily to any webbing. Dull point and serrated a big finger hole to get it out easily at any angle.

Bear Claw™ Fixed

The Bear Claw is a small fixed blade knife with sheath, blade serrations for superior cutting of ropes and straps, and a blunt tip to prevent point penetration, ideal for water activities.

www.crkt.com

 

[Dan - Atlanta]

I always have my Havalon in the bottom pocket of my bino harness. My bino harness is always on.

Havalon knife is the definiton of sharp. Great choice for a rescue knife, sharp, light, at hand.

 

[Iron_llama]

Havalon knife is the definiton of sharp. Great choice for a rescue knife, sharp, light, at hand.

My havalon is new so I don't have much experience with it yet. I'd be more comfortable with a thicker, more durable, serrated blade for self-rescue. Maybe I have to pry something apart. I saw a lot of the Myerchin rigger's knives when I was in the Coast Guard and like how they handled heavy lines. Not as much experience with dive knives, but I like how the sheaths are made to attach to basically anything.

 

[Exhumis]

This is what I’m running on my saddle:
GEAR AID Tanu Dive and Rescue Knife with Sheath, 3” Blunt Tip Blade https://a.co/d/5EO5xb6

 

[tracker12]

I use the same knife as on my whitewater PFD. Rigid sheath and attaches easily to any webbing. Dull point and serrated a big finger hole to get it out easily at any angle.

Bear Claw™ Fixed

The Bear Claw is a small fixed blade knife with sheath, blade serrations for superior cutting of ropes and straps, and a blunt tip to prevent point penetration, ideal for water activities.

www.crkt.com

Does this come with a sheath. I like the looks of this. I do not like a sharp post on my resume knife.

 

[Southpawshooter]

I’m running this Spyderco Rescue Jr. Large thumb hole for easy one handed opening

Rescue 79mm™ FRN Orange - Spyderco, Inc.

Reasons we offer smaller knives are numerous but essentially people's hands come in different sizes and we occasionally find ourselves in social situations that dictate use of a smaller blade. Many think smaller versions of the same model are simply shrunk...

www.spyderco.com

 

[Chef]

Does this come with a sheath. I like the looks of this. I do not like a sharp post on my resume knife.

It does come with a sheath that can be lashed on or, in my case, zip tied to the webbing or molle loops.