Gerber River Shorty Fixed Blade Dive Knife Black

How accessible is that, if I were to accidentally go like that and miss the sheath and go into my hand, you have the blunt tip, so I don't have to wor...

It can be won on your belt mounted to a boot or attached to the chest of your PFD release the knife from the sheaths tension lock with just a quick pu...

I like this knife, so that's it for this episode. If you again, if you don't forget to like and subscribe and all that stuff and yeah, see you next ti...

This is it. This is the best rescue blade right now I've found for water rescue and entrapment, entanglements, you name it. This is it

Thought it qould be cool. Sheath is basically a plastic box, very square and hollow feeling, my knife came with a lazy grind, not as sharp as i would have hoped for "made in USA", the partial tang also didnt convonce me as much Pretty good knife if u really need it, inexpensive, heavy duty I am retu...

Seems like a nice enough knife. Price point is pretty good, quality and edge seem decent. My issue with this is i have zero confidence in how it holds in the sheath . Going to return and keep looking

Great knife... Terrible sheath. Any and every knife that is being used in the water really should have a sheath with a locking mechanism... Regardless, I'm still a Gerber fan for life.

Have it as a back up river knife for my sup kit. Keep it inside my life jacket pocket as the knife will easily come out of the plastic sheath.

Good knife. Friends use this on the river. I wanted something smaller because of the location of the lash tab on my PFD.

Fit my NRS Chinook lash tab, just needed to install it using a dull flat dinner knife. The NRS Chinook vest I have is 8 or so years old and there was even a velcro strap to help secure the knife on the vest. Knife fits my need for an emergency knife while ocean kayak fishing. Recently capsized my ka...