Sailor's Survival Knife Pocket Size EDC Multi Tool Swiss Army Skipper Emergency Rigging Tool with Can Opener, Screwdriver, Knife, Wire Stripper for Boating, Sailing, Fishing and Hunting

We live on the southern shore of Lake Michigan and do a great deal of sailing . This knife is clipped to our life jackets and I often give them away as gifts to handymen, carpenters, etc.They are indestructible, and last a life time. They are well worththe retail price. The Gas Man

This inexpensive rigger’s knife has all the tools you need in your pocket at all times on a boat- shackle key, marlin spike and knife blade. The serrated blade cuts any rope quickly when needed, making it better than the similar knife without the serrations. There are better rigger’s knives, and go ahead and buy one if you want. But at this price, every sailor should have one of these attached to a lanyard accessible in their pocket at all times at sea.

Great tool for the sailboat.

Purchased 2 of these for use in a recent offshore sailing race. Knife is well made and appears to be marine grade stainless steel.

A functional Knife but the rivets holding it all together were not finished properly allowing the Knife to fall apart. I reassembled it and peened over the rivets and it's fine now.

Straight to the point very nice sturdy

I bought this to tie on my life jacket for emergencies. It’s good enough for that. The marlinspike is wobbly. There are two of the screwdriver plates side by side in the middle as shown in my photo, so both of them are worthless. If you want a little less cheap one that will service everyday get the Davis. It is twice the price though, but still only a fraction of a Myerchin or Captain Curry.

The blades and external parts of the tool are apparently very low quality stainless as both (I purchased 2) rusted within a day of being put into service even after being rinsed with fresh water and dried. All the blade springs rusted worse, leading me to believe they are not stainless. Also, the main knife blade tensioner spring on one of tools broke and feel out of the tool on the first use.