The NRS Co-Pilot knife lives up to its name.
Overview
The NRS Co-Pilot knife lives up to its name.
The compact design and lie-flat sheath pair seamlessly with your PFD, while features such as smooth and scalloped cutting edges and a blunt safety tip are trusted by professional and recreational boaters worldwide.
Weight Total: 99.22 grams
Features
Key Features
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An excellent knife for freshwater boating and rescue. For saltwater use, choose the NRS Titanium Co-Pilot Knife.
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The low-profile, quick-release Thumbs Up Sheath™ stashes fixed blades away securely and releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb.
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The sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash stab; the lanyard attachment point
FAQ
Is the NRS Co-Pilot knife suitable for saltwater use?
No, the NRS Co-Pilot knife is designed for freshwater boating and rescue. For saltwater use, choose the NRS Titanium Co-Pilot Knife.
How do I release the knife from the sheath?
The knife releases with a one-handed flick of the thumb using the Thumbs Up Sheath™.
Can the sheath be attached to a PFD?
Yes, the sheath attaches firmly to a PFD lash stab.
Adam Martin –
I’ve used this knife on several freshwater boat trips. The blade cuts through rope and wood easily. The sheath stays flat against my PFD and is easy to access. No issues with safety or durability so far.
Max Randall –
Good for quick tasks on the water. The blunt tip prevents accidental cuts, which is a plus. Sheath is secure and doesn’t shift during movement. Would recommend for casual boaters.
Frank Duncan –
Perfect for emergency situations. The quick release is handy and the blade feels balanced. I’ve used it during rescue drills and it performed well under pressure.