SEAC Bat Diving Knife with Safety Handle, Stainless Steel Unisex - Adult, Green, 11.5 cm

he SEAC Bat Diving Knife is a reliable and practical tool for divers of all levels. With its safety handle and stainless steel construction, this knife ensures durability and performance underwater. The compact 11.5 cm size makes it easy to carry and handle during dives. The green color adds visibility and style. Whether you need it for cutting lines or emergency situations, the SEAC Bat Diving Knife is a trustworthy companion. Stay prepared and confident on your diving adventures with this versatile and functional knife.

Good quality all round very sharp good straps and locking sheeth

Given how much it cost this is a good knife. I use it for kayaking rather than diving but it serves me fine. I've heard complaints about rust but not had any, just give it a fresh water rinse and a pat dry then a dab of oil and it's fine, it holds in the scabbard fine, the scabbard is decent quality. All in all, for less then 20 quid, it's a great little product. Edit 8/5/22, I've been using it a couple of months now, always in sea water. Not the slightest hint of rust, other reviews complaining about it simply aren't maintaining it. Quick rinse with fresh water,put dry and a little squirt of wd40 👌🏻

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.Bought this dive knife for a 1 week liveaboard dive trip in June.After just 5 days of diving it was totally rusted despite it supposedly being made of stainless steel and me trying to clean it.Amazon won’t allow a return as it’s 33 days since I bought it but only got back to UK yesterday.This dive knife is unfit for purpose and a total waste of money.

Good knife. Rattles around in its plastic sheath but that's not really a problem. Wasn't particularly sharp although I've sorted that out. Could do with being a brighter colour. Although for the money im sure it'll be fit for purpose.

I've ordered SAC items before and found them to be good. Unfortunately in this instance this dive knife fell below the expected standard. After one use - only wearing the knife whilst diving not actually using it. It developed extensive rust spots. I use bladed instruments regularly and know how to care for them. I wash all kit down after every dive/snorkel with fresh water. I used a white vinegar solution to clean the rust off and applied a fine coating of mineral oil. Despite this on progressive wearing (10-11 times in a three week period) and only one time actually used to cut monofilament line found in the water. This knife was too corroded to practically use. The metal alloy is certainly not a good choice for a dive knife. It's a cheap product for a reason.

Appears to be a good sturdy knife, not used in water yet, knife fits tightly in sheath needs a good pull to release (no effort needed) , but leaves you confident it won't fall out if bumped against something.

Haven’t got round to getting Underwater yet and using it but seems like a really good quality item