Rescue Knife Gear Aid Tanu Dive and Rescue — compact diving/rescue knife, stainless blade, grey

Gear Aid Tanu Dive and Rescue is a compact diving and rescue knife designed for cutting lines, webbing and performing light rescue tasks in wet environments. The tool combines a stainless steel blade with a grey ergonomically shaped handle to provide reliable cutting performance and a secure grip during underwater or shore operations. Its reduced size supports easy carry on dive kits, rescue belts or inside pockets while remaining accessible when needed.

Advantages

The stainless blade resists corrosion in salt and fresh water while maintaining cutting edge for routine tasks. The grey handle is engineered for a secure grip in wet conditions and offers tactile control when handling ropes, straps or small objects. Compact dimensions make the knife unobtrusive on diving gear and simpler to mount on a variety of harnesses or pockets. The construction focuses on practical, work-oriented features suited to both professional rescue teams and recreational divers.

Suitable for

• Divers requiring a compact cutting tool for line and webbing
• Rescue teams performing shore or low-complexity water rescues
• Recreational divers and snorkelers who carry basic safety tools
• Boat crews and deckhands needing a small, corrosion-resistant knife

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel suitable for wet environments
• Handle color and material: grey handle designed for enhanced grip
• Form factor: compact, low-profile design for easy carrying
• Primary function: cutting lines, webbing and light rescue tasks

How to use

Place the Gear Aid Tanu Dive and Rescue knife in an accessible position on your dive kit, rescue belt or clothing pocket before entering the water. When cutting, secure the object to be cut with one hand and use deliberate, controlled strokes with the blade to avoid slipping. After use, rinse the knife thoroughly in fresh water, dry it and store it in a dry sheath or compartment. Follow local safety procedures and training when employing the knife in rescue scenarios to minimize risk to the user and the casualty.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the blade and handle regularly for signs of wear or damage and replace if the cutting edge is compromised. Rinse with fresh water after exposure to salt water and lubricate pivot points if present. Use the knife only for its intended cutting and rescue purposes and maintain proficiency through training.