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Rescue Knives & Multi Tools

With all the marketing surrounding tactical, EDC and survival knives the function specific rescue knives, rescue multi tools and rescue blades often go unnoticed. This is a real shame as you never know when you’ll be in a situation that requires this specific set of tools for survival. Remember it doesn’t have to be you; it could very well be a loved one and you want to know you were prepared and did all you could. 

Rescue knives aren’t always the coolest looking, they are purpose built. They often feature blunt tips and include extra tools like seatbelt cutters and glass breakers and funky bright colors. These are the go-to for first responders and prepared individuals. 

When selecting a good rescue knife or multi tool size matters. Most rescue knives are heavily built and carry extra tools which is a good thing. Of course you still want something comfortable and easy to carry because it won’t do you any good if you leave it at home. You’ll often find serrations or partial serrations on a rescue knife. This for a few good reasons- they stay sharp for a longer period of time than plain edges and are very good at cutting seat belts, rope, cord, clothing and shoe laces. You’ll also find a blunt tip which helps avoiding punctures and stabbing of the victim, yourself and even can help limit damage to a vehicle.

Look for a knife that has high quality stainless steel. High carbon steel is not a bad choice in that is what is available, but there is a chance that the knife will get wet and/or soaked with other fluids which carbon steel doesn’t take kindly to. Many choose brightly colored handles, like yellow or orange. Visibility is important, especially in high stress situations or where you might be in the middle of an emergency. You want to identify the tool quickly and if in the case you do drop your rescue knife, which happens more than you’d think, and you’ll be able to find it easier on the ground, in low light or amongst the leaves.

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Bundeswehr Style Multi-Use Folder

#404618
This multi-function Bundeswehr-style pocket knife of the West German military has a stainless spear-point blade, standard screwdriver, bottle opener, highly functional saw blade with protective cover, corkscrew, and punch/awl.
$12.95

Dakota Pocket Carabiner Multi-Tool

#404615
This pocket tool from Dakota may be one of the most gentlemanly multi-tools out there. Perfect for hanging from belt loops, backpacks, or purses. Only 3-5/8" closed.
$21.95

RUIKE Multi-Function Folder

#404608
This folding knife is a multi-tasker EDC. The large, multi-function knife has tools and blades like other multi-function folders, but each component is beefed up for harder work.
$44.95

Spider Bite Rescue Folder

#404594
A dramatically portrayed arachnid descends from its web toward...that's for you to decide! This EDC folder is a striking way to put a bite in your day. This spring assisted folder features a half serrated edge, glass breaker and seatbelt cutter. Liner lock with removable belt/pocket clip.

$12.95

Boker Magnum Snow Crystal

#805292
This impressive Snow Crystal has 18 functions cleverly integrated into one solid chunk of 3Cr13 stainless steel that is a compact 2-1/2" in diameter.
$9.95

Kershaw PT-2 Keychain Tool

#404380
This multi tool is for your key ring. Made by Kershaw, it weighs less than an ounce and contains a bottle opener and cap lifter, a pry bar, two screwdriver tips, a wire scraper and 3 sizes of hex drives.
$12.95

Kershaw TX-Tool

#804766
This Kershaw TX-Tool includes five steel key bits, T-6, T-8, T-10 and a #2 Phillips, plus a slotted screwdriver bit stored conveniently inside the TX-Tool's handle.
$13.95

Gerber Center-Drive Multi-Tool

#404352
This multi-tool features a center-axis bit driver, spring-loaded needle nose pliers, rotatable carbide wire cutters & strippers, pry bar w/ nail puller & bottle opener and a full-sized 420HC fine edge blade. Includes weapons maintenance bit set and fabric sheath.

$119.95

Top Customer Reviews

Review of: Purple Dragon Strike Rescue Folder

Love this. I thought it was bigger than it is, but I think I like it better it fits in the hand better and the design and color is awesome as well.
Reviewed by: Cynthia, December 11, 2021

Review of: USMC Rescue Knife

This knife is my favorite knife I've had yet. Yes, it does take a little bit to get comfortable with, but I think it is totally worth it. It's the perfect tactical knife.
Reviewed by: Kathryn, May 26, 2021

Review of: Purple Dragon Strike Rescue Folder

I walk with a cane since my hip replacement, and the city hospital is in the midst of homeless shelters and buyers, sellers, and nodders all the way from the bus stop to the hospital. Thus far I have only been accosted verbally, but I feel safer with one of these on each hip clipped to my skirt under my blouse. They are exactly long enough to still be "legal" in my city.
Reviewed by: Patricia Jane, September 01, 2020

Review of: Bug Plier Multi-Tool

Very nice, works well..
Smooth contour, no rough edges to damage my pocket.
Nice to carry for quick repairs.
Real Phillips screwdriver, not just a flat tip.
Reviewed by: Eric, February 08, 2019

Review of: Crab Multi Tool

I thought it looked cool, and it was, when I recieved it.  I ordered 2 , gave one to my grandson. I really like the unusual.
Thanks, Ted
Reviewed by: Ted, December 21, 2018

Review of: USMC Rescue Knife

Outstanding.  I am very pleased.  I will recommend this product to my friends.
Reviewed by: James, November 28, 2016

Review of: USMC Rescue Knife

This is one beefy knife.  It is large and hefty and should be fully capable for any emergency actions required.
Reviewed by: Jean, September 11, 2016

Review of: USMC Rescue Knife

Need catalog for more purchases, thanks
Reviewed by: Charles, November 12, 2015

Review of: USMC Rescue Knife

This is a tool.  I wanted a tool.  It's well built and fills my hand.  I didn't buy it to slice turkey, though with patience, it would do that too.  It has already become a companion - that I will trust for many years.
Reviewed by: Joe, July 17, 2015