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SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
Diving Knife for Scuba Diving & Snorkeling. This is a new diving knife. Great for scuba diving and snorkeling. It has a blue cushioned handle and is made of stainless steel to prevent rust while diving.
The sheath is made of hard plastic and has a belt loop with hook and loop straps for your convenience. It measures approximately 11 3/4" (29 cm) x 2" (50 mm) long and 13" (33 cm) long when inside the sheath. The blade measures approximately 6" (153 mm) long We work hard to update our descriptions
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(out of 7 reviews)
List Price: $ 6.20
Price: $ 6.20
Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
- Requires no training.
- Conserves Air.
- Clear view when desired.
- Keeps cold or contaminated water away from face.
- No chemicals, and does not wash off like anti-fog solutions.
This fog wiper is a manual device that allows the user to slide a magnet on the outside of the glass, causing an inside magnet to move in unison and wipe off fog. SIMPLE! This product works even with prescription lens masks. Note that the unit price (quantity=1) is for ONE pair of magnets; If your mask has two separate lenses, you must order TWO pairs. Wide-i fog wipers for swimming goggles, professional dive helmets, and fire fighter masks, are also available at Amazon.
Rating: 
(out of 10 reviews)
List Price: $ 6.99
Price: $ 6.99
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Review by Michael Little for SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
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The knife itself is awesome. Large, great handle, sharp blade. The sheath sucks. No other way to put it. Doesn’t fit on legs, cheap plastic that rattles the knife around. The knife is only held in by a cheap piece of velcro that wont last long underwater. Spend 5 bucks less and get a better dive knife.
Review by D.G for SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
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I like this knife alot. It feels and looks like it is well made. I was hoping you could strap it to your leg but the belt loop stick’s out. The knife blade feels very sturdy and very sharp. Saw is very sharp to. Not a toy .I have not used it for any thing yet. sheath is a little big for knife. knife rattle’s a bit but not much.
Review by jmcg14 for SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
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The blade itself came chipped, however this will review will look past how the product was handled by the seller. The knife is of low quality, and is not a quick finish…
The sheath is a joke I’d rather duct tape the knife to my leg and use it once a day. The knife rattles around in the sheath which will make it that more much difficult to grab and its a rough plastic that leaves a rash on the side of you.
Would not recommend this knife to anybody, even though it is extremely cheap it still isn’t worth the money
Review by Timothy W. Waldo for SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
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I did not expect the knife to be worth anything. I bought the knife hoping for good straps. Well the knife is just one step above being a toy (it can cut you) and the straps that I was really interested in were not long enough to even put around an arm, let alone your leg. The plastic sheath for the knife doesn’t fit well and did I mention the straps were VERY SHORT. Knife is held into the sheath with a velcro strap as well.
Review by Bargain Finder for SE Blue Navy Seal Scuba Diving Knife and Divers Hard Sheath
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As I know nothing about scuba diving, I could be totally wrong. But I DO collect knives. And after trying a number of sheath and knife configurations for this item, I’m convinced that it’s made for a LEFT-HANDED person. Yes, I never heard of a left-handed knife before, either. But, by the way you attach the sheath to a belt, and consdiering the orientation in which the sheath ‘faces’, it seems to be configured so that the knife is ‘best pulled-out’ with a person’s LEFT hand. Now, as I said, I know nothing about scuba diving so maybe you are supposed to attach it to your air tanks or something strange like that…which would POSSIBLY orient it for a right-handed person…somehow. But I tried some other possible scenarios, and I still got the same ‘left-handed orientaion’ result. Again, maybe it’s supposed to ‘be’ that way.
Review by C. Stephens for Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
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Everywhere I dive, people ask me about this little gizmo. I’ve started carrying extras just to be able to share. It works like a charm when the normal remedies for fog (spit, toothpaste, chemicals) have failed.
Review by Marc Findlay for Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
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These little wipers are awesome!!! I had all kinds of issues with fogging when I dove. Fogging took the fun out of diving for me. Now, I have no issues with fogging. I have not had any issues with these falling out of my mask. I have done all kinds of entries into the water and they have not fallen off or even moved unless I moved them. They don’t interfere with your field of vision. The only thing that people need to remember is that you will be asked by other divers what they are and if they work. I love these little gems!!!
Review by Janet M. Voss for Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
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This product does all that it says as far as cleaning the lenses, but it definitely interfered with my compass and I could not navigate underwater when wearing the magnets. Just an important tip if you use your compass for navigation.
Review by M. A. SCHIPANI for Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
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The fog wipers are great when you’re all fogged up, and they are easy to hide when you don’t need them, they’re great.
What’s even better is to paint them red or something and freak out your friends with your red underwater googly eyes!
Review by dimeuhday for Scuba Diving Mask Fog Wiper
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I love this product. It worked like a charm. The discs wipe away for allowing you to enjoy your dive. They are small and can be pushed to the side of your mask while diving- this wont block your view either. An excellent invention. By far this is the holy grail to snorkeling.