Bridle Hook Knife with Pouch

New Improved Design!

Compact stainless-steel bridle hook knife with pupose-made holding pouch.

Useful to have in case of emergencies!

The Bridle Knife

Stainless-steel single blade bridle hook knife with extremely sharp, moving blade.

The blade of the knife moves, so when the cut becomes more difficult the blade automatically moves back and forth creating a slicing motion. Through tests it has been found that this bridle knife will go through the shoulder padding and webbing of a harness with no problem.

The blade can be turned around if necessary.

The Pupose-Made Pouch

New, simpler pouch made out of durable webbing.

The bridle knife is easy to slide in and out of the pouch, and is secured to the pouch by a popper on a webbing loop (in red) so it won’t fall out when you don’t want it to.

There are three Velcro tabs on the back of the pouch so that it can be fastened securely to harness / webbing etc.

The top of the pouch is reinforced for extra durability.

The red webbing strap loop makes it easy to spot and grab, and pull the bridle knife out quickly in an emergency.

The bridle knife can be removed from the pouch one-handed quickly and easily using the red webbing strap loop. Grabbing the red webbing strap loop with one hand and pulling it smartly upwards undoes the popper and pulls the bridle knife from the pouch in one action.

Bridle Hook Knife with Pouch > Weight

• Knife (inc webbing strap) with Pouch: approx 95 grams
• Knife (inc webbing strap): approx 55 grams
• Pouch: approx 40 grams

Flybubble note: Although we've never heard of any actual problems, a pilot expressed concern to us about the metal tip of the blade which sticks out of the top the hook knife, so we thought we'd mention it. As far as we can tell, we don’t think this serves any function so if you want to remove this then it's recommended to file it off, rather than cutting it, so as to not leave any sharp edges. If you do this is then be careful you don't do it in such a way as to damage the hook knife or adversely affect the movement of the blade.