Dive Rite Ceramic Line Cutter w/Sheath

This line cutter is perfect for my needs. I'm usually snorkelling around piers popular with fishing and a bulky knife would have end up annoying me and getting left in my bag. This line cutter weights almost nothing, has a really low profile and compact size that will easily fit within a pocket or can easily be attached to a weight belt. I put it to good use for the first time last weekend and it goes through line with ZERO resistance. The shape makes it really easy to hook the line and nearly impossible to accidentally cut anything else. The construction contains no metal at all so no rusting and (hopefully) the blade will remain sharp for longer.

I have a small double-edged knife that is my primary, but this unit is small and easily secured on my crotch strap and serves as a great and easily accessible backup cutting device.

Second one I purchased as so pleased with first. Ceramic blade is brilliant idea, very sharp, the screws/bolts seem to be stainless. After 40+ dives in ocean, basic rinse end of day, left out of pouch to dry, it is still in perfect condition. Cutting capabilities: we tried on variety of webbing & line that commonly seen in dive environment, cut through everything easily, of course then we tried cutting just about everything we could think of & found if it fits in the blade gap it will cut though. Pouch fits on wing harness as very accessible. Very pleased. Good design. Well done!

I like to have pretty stripped down scuba set up and this is perfect. Small and fits exactly where I wanted it. Also bonus it’s about £15 cheaper on Amazon from any of the UK based stores.

These are great to keep on your BC and works great for cutting fishing line you find tangled in the reef or getting your self untangled in a pinch. It is easier and safer than the traditional big dive knife and a lot easier to carry. It is small enough that it mounts easily to the straps on your BC and can be used as a back up for your dive knife or if you find marine life tangled it removed the risk of cutting the animal.