Finn II Knife

Description

Where a sharp point is a liability, close to an inflated wing, a drysuit or a camera housing, a blunt end earns its place. The Finn II keeps a double-edged format in 420 stainless steel but finishes the blade in a squared, bevelled tip that also works as a flat screwdriver. During a wreck course, that tip can prise open a stuck clip or lever a jammed buckle without puncturing anything nearby. On a quarry training weekend, the serrated edge chews through old rope while the notch by the guard deals with thin line. The butt carries a hammer for signalling on a cylinder, and the latched sheath comes with two straps for the leg or forearm. The blade measures 112 mm in a 235 mm knife, a little shorter than the Finn I. It suits a diver or instructor who wants a full-size knife that is kind to the kit around it.

Features

• Blade material: 420 stainless steel
• Blade: double-edged, plain and serrated, line-cutting notch
• Tip: blunt and bevelled, doubles as a screwdriver
• Overall length: 235 mm
• Blade length: 112 mm
• Handle: profiled grip with hammer butt
• Sheath: plastic with latch
• Mounting: two straps

What's Included

• Finn II knife
• Plastic sheath with latch
• Two mounting straps