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CRKT K.E.R.T.- (Key ring Emergency Rescue Tool) - 2055K
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CRKT K.E.R.T.- (Key ring Emergency Rescue Tool) - 2055K
| SKU | 32771 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 2055K |
| Brand | CRKT |
| UPC | 794023205503 |
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Product Details
Details
- Blade Steel: 8Cr13MoV
- Weight: 0.8 oz
- Style: Fixed Blade Knife w/Sheath
- Overall Length: 2.48" (62.99 mm)
- Keychain Micro-Tool
- Seat Belt Strap Cutter w/Vinyl Slip Sheath
- Bottle Opener, Flat Screwdriver, Wrenches
Features
The K.E.R.T. (Keyring Emergency Rescue Tool) puts new spin on the concept of an emergency strap cutter. Now you can have a razor sharp seatbelt cutter always at the ready hanging on your key ring. This nifty little tool also excels in cutting webbing, or fibrous materials, when needed. It features a screwdriver, oxygen tank opener, bottle opener, and 1/4" hex wrench. This is a pocket sized tool that is designed to make your life easier, maybe prevent a headache or two, and perform necessary emergency tasks. The K.E.R.T. comes with a form fitted vinyl slip-sheath. Don't be caught unprepared, stay safe, and put one on your keychain today!
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