Description
Engraved Bison River Rescue Knives
Introducing the Engraved Bison River Rescue Knives — a lifesaving tool designed for emergencies. This spring-assisted knife combines functionality and reliability, making it an essential item for your vehicle.
The knife features a sharp stainless steel blade, ensuring precise cuts when needed. Equipped with a glass breaker, it can shatter windows effortlessly, providing an exit in critical situations. The seatbelt cutter swiftly slices through restraints, enabling a quick escape.
Compact and easy to carry, this knife includes a sturdy clip for secure attachment. Its design ensures readiness, fitting perfectly in your hand for swift action.
The Bison River Rescue Knife is not just practical; it’s a thoughtful gift or incentive that could save lives. Whether for a loved one, colleague, or employee, it shows you care about their safety.
Packaged in a sleek Bison River branded box, it exudes quality and craftsmanship. Choose from three color options with an aluminum handle, or opt for the classic elegance of a wood handle.
Each knife expertly engraved, adding a personalized touch that makes it unique. It’s more than a tool—it’s a statement of preparedness and concern for safety.
Keep the Bison River Rescue Knife in your vehicle, and ensure peace of mind on the road. In an emergency, every second counts, and this knife is designed to perform when it matters most.
Durable, versatile, and lifesaving, the Engraved Bison River Rescue Knife is a must-have for anyone who values safety and readiness. Invest in a tool that combines practicality with thoughtful design.
Additional information:
Handle made of either padauk wood or anodized aluminum with stainless steel blade.
The blade is 3.5″ x 1″ x 1/16″. Overall size 4.5″ x 1.25″ closed and 8.25″ x 1.25″ open.
Steel used for blade is 3CR13, also referred to as 420 Stainless Steel.
The blade partially serrated for cutting ropes or other cords, a seatbelt cutter and window breaker are built into the handle.
Handle has a pocket clip.
