Does anyone think this can cut a seat belt (with little effort) ?
236713
In my experience with this blade: WITH effort and focus maybe. If it were something you needed to cut quickly as in a life threatening moment, I would say no. I have a feeling mine that I ordered was not fully sharpened though(Bad batch maybe?). So I would definitely look for more reviews.
236714
Think so, did not try a seat belt, but it works on cardboard quite well, see also youtube for reviews
236715
Yes. I can attest to its ability to cut through a seatbelt, I've used it almost exclusively for that purpose since I've owned mine. I keep mine clipped on my flight suit just in case.
154818
No, it ment to keep your fingers in when your cutting a seat belt so that your fingers don't slip.
654295
I use it as a liner in my SUV. As such, it hasn't seen much abuse. I changed the shape by cutting it with scissors. It cut so easily that I would have concerns that it would not be able to take the constant pounding associated with rope jumping.
271395
No, you'll want a seat belt cutting tool. This is a first aid kit only, not an emergency tool kit.
1364503
I guess it could be...I'm looking at it right now...it's attached to a metal "loop" that, at the very least could be cut with metal clippers.
395591
Absolutely. Of course a lot depends on the power behind it but if I thrust this into skin it would definitely cut. It's meant for protection and the "points" would puncture.
1320885
May do it...used it on weight belt material, did not cut hole completely, used a solder iron to clean up the hole and melt the nylon. May work fine on leather. Cheap enough to try.
936254
I havent tried that. I cant answer to the safety aspect, but as for the effectiveness, i sure it would work just fine. A sharp razor blade works great.
312837
not unless you install a seat belt. It is mostly for light things. I wouldn't.
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
2052741
Although it would probably cut through clothing material and bandages, it may not do so seamlessly. What I mean by this is that there would probably be some tugging involved depending on the material being cut, and the control of the cut would vary depending on this. I would stick to shears for removing clothing from a patient, but then again, I'm not a doctor or EMT.
1336992
Yes. I used it to cut through my metal bike u-lock. Make sure to wear safety goggles!
399648
Yes, it would be cutting it close, you would have to have someone hold it right against the back of the person. I think it could be done.
1707523
No.That would defeat the purpose of its intended use of positioning the seat belt properly.
2176003
Hi! You cannot cut this up at all. A nylon string weaves up and down and back and forth, holding it all together. I dread the day the line breaks, spilling beads all over the car. At a car dealership I saw a bead seat that looked like two equal connected pieces that sort of folded to be the seat and the back. Next time I will get that one. I am no so crazy about this one because it looks so funky. It looks like it belongs in an old Volvo station wagon with torn upholstery and covered with bumper stickers. On the positive side, it does make my seat more comfortable.
1139001
I think this would work. doesn't require much weight to trip the mechanism.
1077224
Yes, I believe it can be cut pretty easy probably using an electric knife....