Humvee Adventure Gear Rescue Combo Folding Knife - 3.25" Spear Point, Part Serrated Blade, Glass Breaker, Seatbelt Cutter, Pocket ClipHumvee Accessories$28.98
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The Humvee Adventure Gear HMVKTR15 Tactical Recon folding knife pairs practical emergency tools with a capable cutting blade—a solid choice for hunters, overlanders, first responders, and anyone who needs reliable EDC gear that handles more than just everyday tasks. The 3-inch part-serrated blade in black stainless steel gives you a mix of edge styles: the serrated section bites through tough materials, while the plain edge handles detail work and clean cuts. Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, keeping your knife ready in wet conditions or storage.
What sets this knife apart from basic folders is the built-in emergency equipment. The glass breaker lets you escape a vehicle or building quickly, and the integrated seat belt cutter gives you a real way out of a jammed restraint—features that matter when seconds count. Whether you're rigging camp, processing game, or managing an unexpected roadside emergency, the tactical recon design keeps these tools accessible without adding bulk to your pocket.
The pocket clip keeps the knife secure and within reach, and the textured black handle ensures a solid grip even in wet or gloved conditions. Drop-point blade geometry balances versatility across cutting tasks, from food prep to rope work. This is a folding knife built for actual use, not a safe queen—the kind of tool you'll actually carry because it earns its place in your kit.
| Brand | Humvee Accessories |
| Model | HMVKTR15 |
| Blade Length | 3 inches |
| Blade Type | Part Serrated Drop Point |
| Blade Material | Black Stainless Steel |
| Handle Material | Textured Black |
| Blade Style | Folding |
| Special Features | Glass Breaker, Seat Belt Cutter |
| Carry Option | Pocket Clip |
The part-serrated blade has serrations (teeth) on one section, which excel at cutting through tough or fibrous materials like seat belts, cordage, and soft pack items. The plain edge on the rest of the blade gives you clean, precise cuts for food prep, detail work, and everyday slicing tasks. This mixed design covers more cutting situations without requiring two knives.
The 3-inch drop-point blade and stainless steel construction make it capable for general field use, though blade length and steel type should be checked against your specific hunting tasks. The integrated tools—glass breaker and seat belt cutter—position this as a versatile tactical and emergency knife as much as a hunting blade. For dedicated game processing, you may want a dedicated hunting knife.
Yes. The seat belt cutter and glass breaker are purpose-built for vehicle emergencies—getting out of a jammed seatbelt or breaking a window quickly when you're trapped. Paired with a reliable blade and pocket clip for easy access, it's a smart addition to any overlander's or driver's EDC kit.
The blade is black stainless steel, which resists rust and corrosion better than carbon steel, making it a good choice for wet conditions, coastal use, or long storage. Stainless steel is lower-maintenance than carbon steel, though it typically doesn't hold an edge quite as long between sharpenings.
Humvee Accessories
The Humvee Adventure Gear HMVKTR15 Tactical Recon folding knife pairs practical emergency tools with a capable cutting blade—a solid choice for hunters, overlanders, first responders, and anyone who needs reliable EDC gear that handles more than just everyday tasks. The 3-inch part-serrated blade in black stainless steel gives you a mix of edge styles: the serrated section bites through tough materials, while the plain edge handles detail work and clean cuts. Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, keeping your knife ready in wet conditions or storage.
What sets this knife apart from basic folders is the built-in emergency equipment. The glass breaker lets you escape a vehicle or building quickly, and the integrated seat belt cutter gives you a real way out of a jammed restraint—features that matter when seconds count. Whether you're rigging camp, processing game, or managing an unexpected roadside emergency, the tactical recon design keeps these tools accessible without adding bulk to your pocket.
The pocket clip keeps the knife secure and within reach, and the textured black handle ensures a solid grip even in wet or gloved conditions. Drop-point blade geometry balances versatility across cutting tasks, from food prep to rope work. This is a folding knife built for actual use, not a safe queen—the kind of tool you'll actually carry because it earns its place in your kit.
| Brand | Humvee Accessories |
| Model | HMVKTR15 |
| Blade Length | 3 inches |
| Blade Type | Part Serrated Drop Point |
| Blade Material | Black Stainless Steel |
| Handle Material | Textured Black |
| Blade Style | Folding |
| Special Features | Glass Breaker, Seat Belt Cutter |
| Carry Option | Pocket Clip |
The part-serrated blade has serrations (teeth) on one section, which excel at cutting through tough or fibrous materials like seat belts, cordage, and soft pack items. The plain edge on the rest of the blade gives you clean, precise cuts for food prep, detail work, and everyday slicing tasks. This mixed design covers more cutting situations without requiring two knives.
The 3-inch drop-point blade and stainless steel construction make it capable for general field use, though blade length and steel type should be checked against your specific hunting tasks. The integrated tools—glass breaker and seat belt cutter—position this as a versatile tactical and emergency knife as much as a hunting blade. For dedicated game processing, you may want a dedicated hunting knife.
Yes. The seat belt cutter and glass breaker are purpose-built for vehicle emergencies—getting out of a jammed seatbelt or breaking a window quickly when you're trapped. Paired with a reliable blade and pocket clip for easy access, it's a smart addition to any overlander's or driver's EDC kit.
The blade is black stainless steel, which resists rust and corrosion better than carbon steel, making it a good choice for wet conditions, coastal use, or long storage. Stainless steel is lower-maintenance than carbon steel, though it typically doesn't hold an edge quite as long between sharpenings.