Wayward Son
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Will that cut kevlar fishing line? Most knives won't. Shears will.
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Vayu:I carry a sharp, small, blunt tipped knife. It remains left of center on my waist strap so I can reach it with both hands. Anyone want to explain why this wouldn't do the job with line and other entanglements? I do not frequently get caught in pennies underwater.
I understand shears are tough... but what sort of environment are you bringing these into?
Thanks,
-V
Santa:Fisp wisher ... wisp fisher ... no can't say that ... Fish-perer?
From the goats point of view would that make you the goatee?
Tha'ts pretty much my experience. I have them in a sheath, clipped off to a bungee inside a BCD pocket. Most of the time, I just rinse the BCD and leave the stuff in the pockets. Every year or two I throw the shears in a glass of coke for a couple of days to remove most of the rust.Mo2vation:3 years, hundreds of dives, same shears.
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Mine does.Wayward Son:Will that cut kevlar fishing line? Most knives won't. Shears will.