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A folder built for the emergency, not just the box cutting
A thick, partially-serrated stainless steel drop-point blade that opens spring-assisted off a thumb stud, with a seatbelt cutter hook and a tungsten glass-breaker tip built into the frame. G10-textured handle, pocket clip, 227g.
Tacright already sells a plain EDC folder and a couple of fixed blades. This one is neither - it's the one built for the moment a seatbelt won't release or a window won't break, not just the moment a box needs opening.
What you're getting
A thick, partially-serrated stainless steel blade in a drop-point profile, opened spring-assisted off a thumb stud with one hand.
A hooked seatbelt cutter built into the frame near the pivot, and a pointed tungsten glass-breaker tip at the butt of the handle - two tools you hope you never need, ready if you do.
A textured G10-style grip and a pocket clip that keeps it riding in a pocket, on a belt or in a glove box - not buried in a bag when a second counts.
Specifications
| Blade | Stainless steel, drop-point profile, partially serrated |
|---|---|
| Opening | Thumb stud, spring-assisted, one-hand opening |
| Lock | Liner lock, folds closed for carry |
| Rescue tools | Integrated seatbelt cutter hook, tungsten glass-breaker tip |
| Handle | Textured G10-style grip panels |
| Carry | Pocket clip |
| Weight | 227 g (8 oz) |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
Where it earns its keep
- In the car, clipped to a visor or console for a seatbelt or window emergency
- Everyday carry in a pocket or on a belt, ready for ordinary cutting tasks
- Camping and trail prep, from cord to kindling
- A go-bag or glove box, alongside a first-aid kit
- Job site or garage work where a quick, sturdy blade earns its keep
Questions
How does the seatbelt cutter work?
It's a hooked, sharpened edge built into the frame near the pivot. Hook it onto a taut seatbelt and pull to cut through it - it's not meant for general-purpose cutting the way the main blade is.
What does the glass breaker do?
The pointed tip at the butt of the handle is tungsten steel, meant to be driven into tempered glass (like a side car window) to shatter it in an emergency. It's a striking tool, not a blade.
Is it legal to carry?
Spring-assisted folding knives are restricted or regulated in some states and cities, and rules on blade length and carry (open or concealed) vary by location. Check your local laws before carrying it in public, and keep it away from children.
What if I don't like it?
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mytacticalpromos.com and we will make it right.
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Carry the tool for the emergency, not just the errand
$34.95One-time · no subscription Add to cartA folding knife with a sharp edge, a hooked cutter and a hard glass-breaker tip - keep it away from children and handle with care. Spring-assisted knives are regulated in some states and cities; check your local laws before carrying it in public.