HELP BAG® Stainless Steel Knife

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Stainless Steel Knife

With the HELP BAG® stainless steel knife you can shave kindling, cut rope and prepare food out in the field. It is a bushcraft knife with a fixed blade and an orange plastic handle. It is 20,5 cm long overall.
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HELP BAG stainless steel knife stuck in a beam next to gloves, a bracelet and the ESCAPE module bag

Features

Use For...

A knife for work in the field

HELP BAG stainless steel knife in hand, blade shaving kindling from a stick

Kindling from a stick. Whittle a stick into thin shavings and you have kindling for a campfire straight from the woods.

Hand pressing the handle of the HELP BAG stainless steel knife, blade tip resting on wood

A secure grip. The handle with a guard and textured sides sits firmly in your hand when you press harder on the blade.

Orange handle of the HELP BAG stainless steel knife next to a jeans pocket

Easy to spot. You'll quickly find the orange handle in your backpack or in the grass when you put the knife down for a moment.

HELP BAG leather gloves in the contents of the ESCAPE module with a knife, goggles and a head torch

Tools for the road in MAX PRO

In the MAX PRO kit, the knife is in the ESCAPE module, together with a rescue hammer with an alarm light, leather gloves and a head torch. So the knife sits alongside a light and hand protection, ready to take along on the road.

Product details: specification and use

Stainless steel knife for an evacuation backpack and for camping

What is a knife useful for in an emergency kit? For simple jobs in the field: whittling wood for kindling, cutting rope, building a shelter, and setting up camp and preparing a meal. The HELP BAG® stainless steel knife is a bushcraft knife for many different emergency situations.

It has a fixed stainless steel blade with no hinge and no lock, and an ergonomic plastic handle with a guard. The knife measures 20,5 x 2 x 3,5 cm, and the warranty is 24 months.

The orange handle with textured sides sits well in the hand and is easy to spot when you set the knife down in the grass. The knife takes up little space, so it fits in an evacuation backpack.

The knife is in the ESCAPE module of the MAX PRO kit, along with leather gloves, protective goggles and a headlamp. How to put together a backpack for 72 hours, we write in the guide to the evacuation kit.