Harness Rescue Tool - Orange

€30,00

Add this rescue tool to your belt for peace of mind on deck.

Spending a lot of time in a harness,...Read more

Colour: Orange

MT011

Orange

Size: 1SIZE

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1SIZE

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Harness Rescue Tool - Orange

Orange €30,00

Description

Add this rescue tool to your belt for peace of mind on deck.

Spending a lot of time in a harness, this is a must-have tool for the off-shore sailor, offering an easy to reach webbing cutter to help free you from an emergency situation.

The innovative handle ensures good grip with wet or dry hands and the corrosion resistant serrated blade will cut through a harness in seconds. A shackle cutter is built into the blade for a double use tool, a must-have for any sailor. Click here for Care Instructions

Suitable for

Offshore

Dinghy

Paddlesports

Product care

Regularly wipe all blades and tools with an oiled cloth

After contact with seawater you should rinse thoroughly with fresh water and dry completely inside and out

Occasionally oil the locking and folding mechanisms of your Marine Tool with a drop or two of oil

Keep all sand and grit out of the tool and keep folding mechanisms clean

Remember to keep knife blades sharpened as dull blades can be potentially dangerous

Shipping

Here at Gill, we ship to multiple international destinations. Shipping costs, duty and tax charges will depend on your location and will be calculated at checkout. Our checkout will guide you step by step through your purchase and once complete you will receive updates to your email account. You will receive an order acknowledgement email once your order is confirmed.

We aim to despatch all orders, placed before 3pm, the same day.*

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