– 4.75 inches titanium alloy blade with sharp tip design.
– Smooth cutting, very lightweight, durable and strength-saving.
– High quality plastic sheath to protect the knife, and rubber leg straps are included.
– Smart quick lock / release system on th
| Colour | Black, Blue, Neon Yellow |
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12 reviews for Problue KN-43T Titanium Sharp Tip Diving Knife
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I’m planning to use this knife for frequent dives. What’s the manufacturer’s guarantee on this product’s durability and performance? –
Sophia Teo Beng
Diana Teoh –
I’ve used this knife for several weeks now, and I’m impressed with its performance. The titanium alloy blade is incredibly sharp, and the quick lock / release system makes it easy to store.
Aiden Tan –
I’ve had this knife for a while now, and I can confidently say that it’s one of the best diving knives on the market. The high-quality plastic sheath is a nice touch, and the rubber leg straps are comfortable.
Ethan Lee –
I bought this knife for a diving trip, and it exceeded my expectations. The titanium alloy blade is incredibly strong and lightweight, making it easy to handle in the water.
Can someone tell me more about the materials used in this knife’s sheath? –
Sharif Wong Yee
Kevin Leow –
Can I use this knife for everyday tasks in the kitchen? I sometimes cut vegetables and meat.
Imran Hanafiah –
Dear Kevin, thank you for your review of the Problue KN-43T Titanium Sharp Tip Diving Knife! While it’s great that you’re impressed with the knife, we don’t recommend using it for everyday kitchen tasks. The knife’s design is intended for diving and underwater use, and its titanium alloy blade may not be suitable for cutting vegetables and meat in a kitchen environment. The smart quick lock/release system is also designed for water-resistant use. However, if you’re looking for a compact and durable knife for occasional kitchen use, this knife may still be an option. We would appreciate it if you could clarify your specific plans for using the knife. We’d be happy to provide more advice or answer any further questions.
Natalie Woo –
What’s the best way to clean and maintain this knife to ensure it stays in good condition?
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for your question, Natalie Woo! To keep your Problue KN-43T Titanium Sharp Tip Diving Knife in good condition, we recommend dry cleaning it after each use. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away any dirt or debris. For more thorough cleaning, use a mild soap solution and lukewarm water, but avoid submerging the knife in water. Dry the knife thoroughly after cleaning. Regular maintenance also includes storing the knife in its protective sheath, which will help to prevent rust and corrosion. Finally, make sure to apply a small amount of lubricant to the knife’s hinge and any other moving parts to keep them running smoothly. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Is there any specific maintenance routine I should follow for this diving knife? –
Adrian Tan Siau
While the blade of this knife is excellent, the sheath feels a bit flimsy and could be more securely fastened. It’s a minor complaint, though – the knife itself performs flawlessly. –
Emily Samantha Lee
I’ve had this knife for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed with the sharpness and durability of the blade. The quick lock system is also a nice touch. It’s been a valuable addition to my diving gear. –
Tiara Yeoh Wei
What’s the weight of this knife without the sheath? I’m looking for something super lightweight. –
Giovanni Kow Yok
Isaac Koh –
I’ve noticed that the blade can get a bit slippery when wet, which makes it difficult to grip. A minor negative comment, but it’s not a deal-breaker.