The Lima is a great emergency knife for scuba diving and a very desirable knife for the spear fisherman. It is vitally small and compact. This allows it to be conveniently attached to the diver’s equipment without taking space. The blade is made of Japanese Stainless Steel 304, very resistant to the salt sea water. The knife is long 6. 3 in (160 mm) and the blade 2. 44 in (62 mm). An easy to operate locking mechanism is used on the sheath taking into account one-hand release. The sheath has a clip on the back that allows to attach it to the BCD strap or to the weight belt. It is conceivable to substitute the clip with the hose holder, allowing to attach the sheath to the BCD hose that makes the knife actually easy to extract. A lanyard is included in the package that can be utilized to protected the knife to the sheath. You have to needless to say a knife as it may be essential to have in emergencies, such as you or your buddy becoming entangled in rope, fishing line, or a net, the knife is there to cut you free. The Lima is designed in Italy by Cressi and made in Taiwan. Cressi is an Italian brand pioneer in scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming equipment since 1946. The product is covered by a 2-year limited .
The Lima is a great emergency knife for scuba diving and a very desirable knife for the spear fisherman. It is vitally small and compact. This allows it to be conveniently attached to the diver’s gear.
The blade is made of Japanese Stainless Steel 304, very resistant to the salt sea water. The knife is long 6. 3 in (160 mm) and the blade 2. 44 in (62 mm).
One-hand release sheath mechanism. Back clip for attaching it to the BCD strap or to the weight belt. Hose holder to be had allowing to attach the sheath to the BCD hose that makes the knife actually easy to extract.
A lanyard is included in the package that can be utilized to protected the knife to the sheath.
You have to needless to say a knife as it may be essential to have in emergencies, such as you or your buddy becoming entangled in rope, fishing line, or a net, the knife is there to cut you free.