Will these shears but through a seat belt?
1975471
Have not tried them on a seat belt, however, one day on the highway something was causing noise around my front left tire, didn't feel right. So I pulled off the Interstate and had a look: thick plastic from car's bumper was shredded and stuck in my wheel well, and thick plastic also rubbing the inside of the tire. I pulled and pulled, would not budge. I got my shears out and cut the plastic, then was able to get the rest out of the wheel well; I was then on my way home again. If it were not for my shears, I would have had to call a tow truck.
1975472
They can easily cut through a penny...Although I do not condone doing this as it is against Federal law...
1975473
Have easily cut across flat nylon lashings - the ones used to weave a support on a bed frame- the serrated side simply grips the material and it cuts without the material getting wedged sideways between the jaws as is the case with some other heavy scissors I used earlier. Haven't tried on a seatbelt, but pretty confident it will slice thru with ease
545189
I am not an expert, but I will say they won't fit. These are universal fit, and won't work with the seatbelt in the seat.
1363909
No this is a fixed blade to cut your seat belt you must remove from sheath and there are no leg straps but it is molle compatible for the best info go to the Gerber web site it will give you full info and it has a carbide sharpener built into sheath.
1862952
Yes, they would. Also, they are not fixed on the belt so you have adjust the height on the belt by just sliding up and down.
1054982
I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
1868785
I have not had a need to cut a seat belt with this knife as of yet but the knife is made very well and I expect it to perform just as well as it is made.
738185
No you can not, but why would you want to? this is an amazing knife, the seat belt cutter is not super sharp tho, not sharp enough
78825
Yes, it has slits cut in for seatbelts, the middle would be accessible as long as it is the lap belt only style, but if its like my car and has the full shoulder belt for the middle then it won't work unless you were to disconnect the belt and feed it over top and reinstall, but that really isn't realistic
563705
No scissors, but the seat belt cutter is pretty sweet! The knife blade is razor sharp, SOG puts one heck of an edge on their knives, I am happy with all of them!
2259158
They are detachable by two segments of pocket straps. And then the belt. Can't say it'll be easy putting the belt back thru. I suggest sewing a shoe string on the ends of the belt to make it easier to put together after your done
1707523
No.That would defeat the purpose of its intended use of positioning the seat belt properly.
2217953
They leave a very nice but not a completely sharp line. I use these shears as an emt and they cut through clothes on the first try. The purpose is therefore different than what you will most likely need it for and I don't think they will suffice.
1512546
They may but they don't last as long as the more expensive ones. Mine is wearing through on the driver's side after 6 months.
2012340
I don't put the seat belt through the harness if that is what you are referring to. They sell very short leashes that can be hooked onto the harness then clipped to the seat belt and that has worked very well.
126791
I have not tried but in my highlander you have full access to seatbelts and the child seat clip on the seat back
1426732
It does have slits that the seat belt fits through. Since I don't use a safety harness I'm not sure about attaching one.
736339
No. The vehicle's seat belt passes through this booster seat's brackets/clips and is used as a restraint.