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Cressi Grip Point Knife
$139.95
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- 30-day returns on unused items
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- Sydney sites carry more fishing line than you'd like
- Titanium and marine-grade steel — no rust surprises
- Line cutters and shears for gloved hands
- Mounted where you can reach it with either hand
Description
Discover the perfect blend of durability, precision, and comfort with the Cressi Grip Point Knife. Engineered for divers and adventurers, this high-performance knife is designed to meet the demands of underwater activities while ensuring safety and ease of use.
Key Features:
Precision Pointed Blade: The Cressi Grip Point Knife features a precision-pointed blade made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel. The pointed tip is ideal for detailed tasks such as cutting fishing lines, freeing entangled gear, or performing intricate underwater operations.
Ergonomic Handle: Designed with user comfort in mind, the knife includes an ergonomic handle made from non-slip materials. This handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, allowing for precise control and reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
Versatile Blade Edges: The knifes blade includes both a straight edge for clean, effortless cuts and a serrated edge for handling tougher materials. This dual-edge design enhances the knifes versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of underwater and general tasks.
Integrated Sheath: The Cressi Grip Point Knife comes with a robust sheath that ensures secure storage and quick access. The sheath features a locking mechanism to keep the knife safely in place and a quick-release system for fast deployment when needed.
Compact and Lightweight: With its compact design and lightweight construction, the knife is easy to carry and store. The streamlined profile ensures it doesnt add unnecessary bulk to your gear, making it a practical tool for both recreational and professional use.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of underwater environments, the knife features a sturdy construction that ensures long-lasting performance. Its corrosion-resistant materials make it ideal for frequent use in challenging conditions.
Versatile Applications: Perfect for divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts, the Grip Point Knife is designed for a variety of applications, from cutting through lines and nets to general maintenance tasks. Its versatility makes it a valuable addition to any dive or adventure kit.
The Cressi Grip Point Knife combines precision, comfort, and durability to provide a reliable cutting tool for divers and adventurers. Its versatile blade, ergonomic handle, and practical features make it an essential accessory for ensuring safety and efficiency during underwater explorations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
Does a knife come with a way to mount it?
Yes — all of our knives come with attachments for either your leg or your BCD.
Where should I mount it?
Where you can reach it with either hand while task-loaded. That is the part people get wrong — a knife strapped to your right calf is no use if your right arm is the one caught. Bring your rig in and we will show you where it should sit.
Knife, line cutter or shears?
Line cutters and shears work in thick gloves, which a folding knife often does not, and most of what you will actually cut in Sydney is monofilament rather than rope. There is a lot of lost fishing line on these sites — Gordons Bay, Clovelly, Bare Island — and every regular diver here has cut themselves or a buddy free of it at some point.
Titanium or steel?
Titanium does not rust, which matters for a tool that lives in salt water and gets used twice a year. Marine-grade steel holds an edge better but needs looking after.
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