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mefabian
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I got this cute little Scubamax knife but I never use it. I can't figure out a way to hook it on to my BCD. I don't have a D-ring that I can easily open to slide in the webbed loop. If anyone has an idea how to attach it, let me know. Tomorrow I'll check and see if I have a waist strap on the BCD.
Mark
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Mark
Scubamax Knife Photo
stever2002
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I was originally looking at the Tang Knife, But ended up getting the Fusiler.
The Fusiler is small enough to fit in the pockets of most BC's, although it does come with straps for those that want to "Rambo" it to your leg or arm.
Dive Safe,
...steve...
The Fusiler is small enough to fit in the pockets of most BC's, although it does come with straps for those that want to "Rambo" it to your leg or arm.
Dive Safe,
...steve...
Makai
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Just about everyone in my dive pose uses either a short or long version of the tanto-tipped Wenoka squeeze lock. As a matter of fact, if anyone's found a long one on the Spiegel Grove recently, it used to belong to a friend of mine.
It's hard to beat these knives. They come with hardware to attach them in several ways. The smaller ones are compact. Theyre easy to draw when you need them and secure in their sheaths when you don't.
Makai
It's hard to beat these knives. They come with hardware to attach them in several ways. The smaller ones are compact. Theyre easy to draw when you need them and secure in their sheaths when you don't.
Makai
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