Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124
Five Oceans

Sailor's Serrated Blade Rigging Knife - FO124

Sale price$32.50
4.8
HIGH-QUALITY: This knife is made with a durable, stainless steel blade and an ergonomic handle. It is designed to withstand the rigors of marine use.

VERSATILE: This knife can be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting rope, slicing through fishing lines, and opening packages. It is also a useful tool for general onboard maintenance.

MEASUREMENTS: Dimensions when closed - Length: 3-15/16" (100mm) Width: 1-3/4" (45mm). Blade Dimensions: 2-5/8" (66mm).

PERFECT FOR BOATERS: This deck knife is an essential tool for any boater or sailor, with a sharp, durable blade that can handle a variety of tasks on the water.

FEATURES: Marlinspike, serrated blade, screwdriver, shackle key, bottle opener, loop loop to attach a lanyard.

PRODUCT NUMBER: FO-124

Customer Reviews

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Tyrone Pete
Got Knots?

Very handy around the farm and camp.

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Ashley Malave
Good product

Great buy for rope work

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Trenton Mcclain
Serviceable knife

Good knife the lock for the spike sticks out too far and I've never had one with the spikes surfaces ground flat.

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Jax Parsons
Rope handling/rigging knife

H/D Rigging knife to replace my broken British army knife. This is a ROPE knife for cutting rope. If you are looking for a delicate blade to cute out cute magazine articles while waiting at the Dentist's office you can FUGGETABOUTTIT ! This is serious ocean going stuff (locking marlin spike) and the knife is a bit on the heavy side for my everyday use but it can do the job. I hang it on a key safe on my belt and put it in my back pocket. Stainless Steel all the way the knife is more like a saw. I like it because it's different nobody else has one and it cost's under $20 to replace (most knives eventually get lost so I try and keep it to a model that's affordable if I need to replace the knife. Not sure how to sharpen it though...