Riffe Wrangler 4.5" (11.43cm) Knife Standard

Hello there, Ocean Adventurers! Are you gearing up for your next spearfishing escapade? We know safety is your priority and guess what? We've got your back! Dive into the world of the Riffe Wrangler Knife, a trusty companion that is as tough as they come. Here's the inside scoop on this incredible piece of equipment!

First off, let's talk versatility. The Riffe Wrangler Knife isn't just a knife; it's your underwater multi-tool. With a Nitro-B 420 stainless steel blade, it laughs in the face of stainless steel cables, monofilament, and high-tech lines. Yup, this knife slices through them like butter.

Now, onto the secret sauce - Teflon coating. That's right, this knife doesn't rust. Corrosion resistance is its middle name, and it's all thanks to that nifty Teflon layer.

Feast your eyes on the high-visibility, safety orange handle. Spot it from a mile away! The over-molded ergonomic handle isn't just a pretty face; it's designed to be the best darn grip you've ever had. Plus, with a hand guard for safety and a full tang blade, strength and security are the orders of the day.

A handy-dandy feature is the blade's notch near the handle. Use it for anchoring your spear gun shaft when tightening a spear tip or to wiggle free if you get caught in rocks. The knife's got your back, and getting unstuck is a twist away.

The Riffe Wrangler Knife boasts a 4.5-inch (11.43cm) blade with a total length of 9.5 inches (24.1cm). The cherry on top? An impact-resistant plastic sheath that's got two rubber straps with squeeze-style side-release buckles, and a wrist lanyard for that extra layer of safety.

But wait, there's more! You can get the Wrangler Knife in two snazzy versions - one with dual serration edges, and another with a straight edge on one side and a serrated edge on the other. Both are armed with a pointed tip design.