4.79 of 5 starsPetzl - Spatha - Knife
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- alpine touring, trekking
- Material type:
- stainless steel, plastic
- Dimensions (outer):
- 115 mm closed; 175 mm open
- Weight:
- 43 g
- Extras:
- fastening clip, locking blade
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 549-0058
Product description
Petzl designed the Spatha Knife to specifically address a climber's needs. This combo blade easily cuts through ropes and cordellette when you need to make an emergency anchor, and it slices through meats and cheeses if you're camping by the crag. A CariTool carabiner attachment lets you clip this knife to harnesses, backpacks, and placements in case your second needs it. A notch in the blade with a textured wheel provides a one-handed opening if your other hand is busy keeping you on the wall, and a locking mechanism helps you not cut your fingers off.
- Smooth, straight combo blade
- CariTool carabiner attachment
- One-handed opening
- Locking mechanism
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This is what other customers say:
It's hard to open with one hand.
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Easy to mount -
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Difficul to open with one hand
TOP
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Non-slip surface
Lovely knife
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Non-slip surface Easy to mount
Cuts rope well.
Easy to use.
Easy to hang on your harness using carabiner.
Easy to open while wearing gloves.
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Easy to mount Non-slip surface
good
33% have found the reviews
by Oliver helpful
I have one in the car, my bag, climbing bag and generally everywhere. I use it on picnics, ice climbing, car camping and for pretty much everything in between. Great blade never seems to blunt
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Fits in the hand well Versatile Robust Good closure mechanism Sharp blade
25% have found the reviews
by Henrik helpful
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Good closure mechanism Fits in the hand well
66% have found the reviews
by Fabien helpful
The thread was edited on 15.08.26
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