KNIFE BAT GREEN

Given how much it cost this is a good knife. I use it for kayaking rather than diving but it serves me fine. I've heard complaints about rust but not had any, just give it a fresh water rinse and a pat dry then a dab of oil and it's fine, it holds in the scabbard fine, the scabbard is decent quality. All in all, for less then 20 quid, it's a great little product. Edit 8/5/22, I've been using it a couple of months now, always in sea water. Not the slightest hint of rust, other reviews complaining about it simply aren't maintaining it. Quick rinse with fresh water,put dry and a little squirt of wd40 👌🏻

This is a product of disappointing quality. It **rusted** following about one minute's use in salt water.It is true that the grade of metal - not one always selected for marine environments - is stated in the listing.However, given that I followed the care instructions (rinse in fresh water, dry and grease) to the letter, I was surprised to see surface rust appear within a short period of emerging from the water.What would have happened if I had spent longer in the water or hadn't rinsed immediately in fresh water?I am now avoiding SEAC products. Pay cheap, pay twice!

Stays sharp and quite a large knife. Not sure if it's too long for anything other than diving (legal wise)Scabbard is flimsy as the wee screws don't hold it together too well,mine came apart on first dive.No provision to attach to BCD.

Knife is firmly locked into scabbard.Does not float.

Appears to be a good sturdy knife, not used in water yet, knife fits tightly in sheath needs a good pull to release (no effort needed) , but leaves you confident it won't fall out if bumped against something.