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Tektite Ocean Edge Titanium Dive Knife Dagger Tip

SKU: TKTKTMFR: TEK-OET

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Lightweight titanium dive knife: only 3.6 oz.
Corrosion-resistant titanium blade for longevity.
Secure sheath ensures safe dive knife carry.
Sharp blade with both straight & serrated edge.
Ergonomic handle provides a superior grip.
Pointed tip titanium knife for precise cuts.

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Seasoft Nite Edge Beta Titanium Knife Stiletto, Black

SKU: SSTKNESMFR: 150-105

Corrosion-resistant titanium blade for diving.
Stiletto-sharp blade ensures precise cuts.
Durable beta titanium construction for longevity.
Ergonomic grip provides secure handling underwater.
Integrated sheath for secure knife storage.
Compact design, 3.2" blade for portability.

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Akona Talon Titanium Medium Drop Point Knife

SKU: AKNKTMFR: AK950

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Lightweight titanium dive knife resists corrosion.
Secure sheath ensures the dive knife stays in place.
Sharp titanium blade effortlessly cuts through lines.
Ergonomic handle provides a superior, firm grip.
Durable titanium dive knife with serrated edge.
Includes leg straps for convenient dive knife access.

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Underwater Kinetics Blue-Tang Titanium Knife, Drop Point

SKU: UKTKTBMFR: UK-530061

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Corrosion-Resistant Titanium Dive Knife Blade
Secure Grip Handle for Underwater Kinetics Knife
Durable Sheath Ensures Safe Titanium Knife Carry
Serrated Edge Titanium Knife Cuts Lines Easily
Drop Point Tip Enhances Titanium Knife Strength
Essential Diving Knife with Superior Blade Sharpness

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Gear Aid Balta Camp Hatchet

SKU: MCNBCHMFR: 63040

Durable 420 stainless steel hatchet blade.
Compact camp hatchet; overall length is 9.5 inches.
Includes protective sheath for safe storage.
Lightweight hatchet at 22 oz with the sheath.
Stonewash finish offers enhanced blade protection.
Versatile cutting tool for camping and outdoor use.

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Common Materials for Dive Knives

Most diving knives are made of either stainless steel or titanium. Many divers prefer titanium because it will never rust. Titanium is also stronger than stainless steel and weighs a bit less.

However, if you’re on a tight budget, you may prefer stainless steel because of the price differences. Stainless steel knives are more common, but there are a few variations to consider. You’ll notice a few different grades of stainless steel as you shop for a dive knife, including 304-grade, 316-grade, and 420-grade.

The least durable option is 304-grade steel, so if you buy a knife with this grade of steel, you’ll need to sharpen your knife more frequently to preserve its sharp edge. By contrast, 420-grade steel is considered quite durable, so it can stand up to most underwater cutting applications.

Folding Knife vs Sheath Knife

Most day-to-day pocket knives feature a folded blade so you can safely tuck them in a pocket and unfold them for use. If you choose a folded blade, it’s best to have a spring-assisted knife so you can open it one handed.

Sheathed dive knives feature a blade attached to a handle and protective sheath for safely storing your blade. These knives are easy to use and access single handed.

Find the Right Diving Knife for You

In unexpected situations, your scuba knife can be the difference between tragedy and a positive outcome. That’s why it’s so important to invest in a high-quality dive knife. With durable, grippable handles, strong blades, and helpful features like line cutters, serrated back edges, and harness mounts, diving knives from Cressi, Akona, Blue Reef, Gear Aid, and Mares are always a good choice.

Tektite Ocean Edge Titanium Dive Knife Dagger Tip

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Seasoft Nite Edge Beta Titanium Knife Stiletto, Black

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Akona Talon Titanium Medium Drop Point Knife

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Underwater Kinetics Blue-Tang Titanium Knife, Drop Point

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Gear Aid Balta Camp Hatchet

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