SCUBAPRO Mako Titanium Scuba Diving Knife with 3.5-Inch Blade, Includes Locking Sheath and BCD Mounting Kit

This is a small durable diving knife at a reasonable price.

I bought this to use with my Scubapro Bella BCD (latest version). Included with the knife were two screws/nuts. The holes in the knife sheath line up perfectly with the grommets on the BCD to securely mount the knife to the BCD. I like that it’s on the BCD, but I recommend tethering the knife to the sheath so you don’t use it underwater and lose it because you dropped it. The knife does lock into the sheath well.I used the knife on a recent dive to cut a piece of fishing line someone left tangled on a coral head attached to a hammer. The cord cutting notch on the knife worked great. It was a little awkward getting to the knife, since it requires reaching cross-body. The use in the ocean water had no visible impact on the metal, unlike cheaper titanium alloy blades that discolor in salt water.Leg/wrist straps come with it too, but I bought it specifically for mounting to my Bella BCD. It’s a little small, but any larger would be awkward on the BCD. Nice knife.

Spending the extra money to buy a knife intended to be used in and around water that won't rust seemed a no brainer.Took a little work to remove the leg straps from the sheath so I could mount it on my Hydros Pro, but a flat head screwdriver was able to pry the retaining clip loose. As an FYI, the mounting bracket and screws (3 mm hex head) to secure the knife to the Hydros Pro are NOT included with the knife.

I have to say I like the knife a lot, but I can't carry it or use it because the scabbard lock broke on the first trip. The latch got broke off when the dive guys removed the BCD from the mesh bag. it was a good thing I checked the equipment over before diving or I would have lost the knife as soon as I took my giant stride.

I got this knife because it attaches neatly to my Scubapro Hydros Pro BC. It's light and sharp.Drawbacks: It's a pain to attach to a Hydros BC, because the straps it comes with are difficult to remove. And, you'll need the Scubapro Hydros Knife & Accessory Kit, an additional $22 -- not noted in the product listing. Attaching it is a fiddly task that requires a Phillips screwdriver.The knife has one sharp edge, half toothed and half straight. The other side has a monofilament cutter, but that side of the blade is too dull for cutting and too sharp to put your thumb against, as needed to exert the greatest cutting force.

Light to carry, no sharp point, easily accessible

Decent build quality, good blade size and design. The only shortfall is the handle could be just a little bit larger or maybe just beefier. And seriously, what is the hole in blade all about?

its made for a life time, plus the can opener hit the sweet spot, buy with confidence