Product Details
The NRS Co-Pilot knife brings tactical rescue to every river run. The compact design and lie-flat sheath pair seamlessly with your PFD. Emergency-ready features such as smooth and scalloped cutting edges and blunt safety tip are trusted by professional responders, SAR response teams and recreational boaters worldwide.
- An excellent knife for freshwater boating and rescue. For saltwater use, choose the NRS Titanium Co-Pilot Knife.
- The low-profile, quick-release Thumbs Up Sheath™ stashes fixed blades away securely and releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb.
- The sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash stab; lanyard attachment point on the knife handle further safeguards against losing a blade in rough waters.
- Lanyard attachment point at the tip of the handle gives boaters the option to further safeguard against losing the knife in rough waters when attached to the lash tab.
- Features an oxygen tank valve wrench in the center of the handle.
- The partially serrated edge covers all your cutting needs. The 'reverse scallop' serrations facilitate severing tough fibers.
- An asymmetrical handle and blade, along with the blunt tip, ensure proper blade orientation and help to prevent injury in a tight rescue situation.
- Jimping along the top of the blade edge delivers secure thumb placement and prevents grip slippage.
- Glass-reinforced polypropylene handle features a rubber overlay for a comfortable grip and maximum blade control in wet environments.
Specs
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| Blade Material: | 420 HC Stainless Steel |
| Handle Material: | Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber overlay |
| Sheath Material: | Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber touch points |
| Total Length: | 6" |
| Blade Length: | 2.8" |
| Blade Edge: | Smooth and serrated |
| Blade Tip: | Blunt |
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Why did you choose this?
Smaller than the Pilot, it has less potential to snag when reentering a raft, climbing, or hiking. Less snagging means less replacements. Red so that you don't lose it when you drop it in the leaves.
I need a good reliable knife on the river in case of emergencies, but more likely to cut up apple or cheese!
for safety and because I have the NRS Chinook Life Jacket
A shorter knife allows for more mobility/lower chance of snagging and hitting when attached to any type of life vest.