Brand: Petzl
Category: Tools
Recommended by Cora Hanson, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor — St. Paul, MN
Highlights: multi purpose
The Spatha Knife is an essential tool for climbers and outdoor enthusiasts, expertly designed to handle both emergency situations and everyday camp tasks. With its versatile blade and secure locking mechanism, this knife ensures safety and efficiency whether you're cutting rope or preparing meals. 1. Dual-purpose blade designed for cutting rope and slicing food, making it ideal for both climbing and camping. 2. Notch for easy one-handed opening, allowing quick access even in challenging conditions. 3. Textured wheel on the handle facilitates opening while wearing gloves, ensuring usability in all weather. 4. Reliable locking mechanism keeps the blade securely open during use, preventing accidental injuries. 5. Compact design allows for easy attachment to a carabiner, making it convenient to carry on your harness. 6. Lightweight construction ensures it won’t weigh you down during climbs or hikes. 7. Durable materials withstand rugged outdoor use, ensuring longevity and reliability in the field. The Spatha Knife is perfect for climbers, hikers, and campers who require a reliable cutting tool in various outdoor settings. It excels in emergency situations where quick access to a blade is crucial, as well as in everyday camp tasks like food preparation. Ideal for users of all skill levels, this knife performs best in rugged environments and can be easily attached to gear for convenient access during any season.
Price: $43.95
You never know when you might need a knife while out climbing. I primarily use mine for cutting away old tat from anchors so that I can then cut my 6mm cordellete to size at rappel stations.
Recommended by Cora Hanson
You never know when you might need a knife while out climbing. I primarily use mine for cutting away old tat from anchors so that I can then cut my 6mm cordellete to size at rappel stations.
Cora Hanson recommends the Petzl Petzl Spatha Knife for tools. You never know when you might need a knife while out climbing. I primarily use mine for cutting away old tat from anchors so that I can then cut my 6mm cordellete to size at rappel stations.
Yes — Cora Hanson recommends the Petzl Spatha Knife by Petzl as their tools pick. You never know when you might need a knife while out climbing. I primarily use mine for cutting away old tat from anchors so that I can then cut my 6mm cordellete to size at rappel stations.