NRS Pilot SAR Knife - Updated!

The NRS Pilot SAR Knife is purpose-built for fast, reliable performance in real-world rescue situations. Evolved from NRS trusted Pilot series, it gives swiftwater rescuers precise control in demanding conditions and is easy to operate with bare or gloved hands.

• Stainless steel blade with a nickel-plated coating helps prevent corrosion for long-lasting performance.
• The low-profile, quick-release Thumbs Up Sheath™ uses a living hinge to stash fixed blades away securely and releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb.
• Sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash tab.
• The partially serrated edge covers all your cutting needs. The “reverse scallop” serrations facilitate severing tough fibers.
• Tungsten carbide glass breaker embedded in the handle tip.
• Features an oxygen tank valve wrench in the center of the handle.
• 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.
• An asymmetrical handle and blade, along with the blunt tip, ensure proper blade orientation and help prevent injury in a tight rescue situation.
• Jimping along the top of the blade edge secures thumb placement and prevents grip slippage.
• All weather G10 handle with hand contouring and comfortable grip deliver maximum blade control in wet environments.

Specs:

• Weight:
  • Total: 5.55 oz
  • Knife: 4.8 oz
  • Sheath: 0.75 oz
• Blade Material: Nickel-plated 420 HC Stainless Steel
• Handle Material: All-weather G10
• Sheath Material: Glass-reinforced polypropylene w/rubber touch points
• Total Length: 8"
• Blade Length: 3.6"
• Blade Edge: Smooth and serrated
• Blade Tip: Blunt
• Features:
  • Tumble polish blade
  • Thumbs Up™ Sheath
  • Asymmetric G10 handle
  • Jimping atop blade edge
  • Glass-breaking tip
  • Oxygen valve wrench

NRS Product Tips:

If your Thumbs Up Sheath loosens over time, find the small screw at the base of the NRS logo. Tighten with a #6 Torx Key. Do NOT use a Philips Head Screwdriver or other tools. Doing so can strip the heads, voiding the warranty.