Cressi Versatile Knife-Scissors for Underwater Use - Ideal for Snorkeling - Scuba Diving - Japanese 420 Stainless Steel Blade - Alligator: Designed in Italy [Duplicate]

Very well made. As scissors they work great. They cut through polypropylene trap line easily.

In over 40 years of diving the number of times I've used my knife are few. Generally dive knives aren't the sharpest and really not made for what most use them for, which is cutting line (fishing, polypro, netting). This is why I always kept EMT scissors in my BC pocket, which allows me to snip through most anything. This dive knife / scissor combo is exactly what I have been looking for. The way the case is made allows for installation right on your BC. It is on the larger side for a tool, but it isn't cumbersome. This is definitely way better than just a dive knife. 5-stars.

I have a couple gripes, I got this for the cutting and the knife. It cuts ok, its not super sharp and the locking on it is subpar. I feel like for scuba it should be A LOT sharper. You can get a cheap knife brand new sharper than this. Also the sheath it comes with for this price, is bad. Its like ABS plastic.

Was disappointed about returning this. The blades are very well made and the fit was quite precise but the plastic grips appeared to be delaminating or possibly had gotten melted somehow. If they made it with hard rubber handles and a brass or Stainless butt cap so it can be used to hammer. This size is so small and its so light that it's ideal to use the hose mounting accessories included but I think that I would buy a larger size in the future and not still require a diving knife for the leg.

Has every kind of cutting approach you might need under water. Also pretty handy above water sometimes.

These are great! On item to have on you when you dive verses multiple items. They actually have an edge on them, which is nice since most dive knives are very dull. These are perfect for use when it's important to cut rope, etc. while diving. We used ours on a clean up dive and they are on out must have tool list!

I really wanted to like this but I cannot. The plastic labels are glued on and were coming off even before I unpacked the item. What's far worse though is that the tool is incredibly difficult to take out of its holster. You need to press down hard on the 2 tabs with your thumbs and then somehow slide it out. Bad design. Unless you have 3 hands, then it could work.

I've only just started scuba diving so I have not had to use these underwater yet. I'll try to update this once I have. But, I did try them out on land. The knife is sharp, the shears work very well. The sheath is solid and locks the knife in place quite securely. I don't want to need this while diving but I feel safer knowing I have it with me