Get The Best Firefighter Pocket Knife

As a fire fighter, you need to know which is the best firefighter pocket knife for you.

Often times there does not appear to be much difference between one firefighter pocketknife and another.

However, with so many to choose from, it’s important to get the right knife for the job.

Choosing between a Colt Firefighter pocket knife, Harley Davidson, or Smith & Wesson rescue knife can be tough.

Then of course, there are also quality firefighter pocketknives made by Gerber, Columbia River and the Buck Bravo Rescue TM Knife (Black/Silver, Large)that you could decide on as well.

These are all good products but you might find that one suits your needs better than another.

As a fire fighter, you may want to consider if a particular knife can pass the glove test.

Being able to operate a knife while wearing fire department gloves is an important consideration when deciding on a firefighter pocketknife.

To help you in the decision-making process, I have included this quick size-up of some other points you should consider before you buy: Firefighter pocket knife points to consider.

Most Popular Firefighter Knife in 2010 (Visitor Purchase)

Update January 14, 2011:

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To help you decide on which knife is right for you, I have reviewed some of the fire department pocketknives that are on the market today.

You will find that I have listed both the pros and cons for each knife. In addition, I have included comments as to whether or not it would be a good knife for you to own.

Check out this list of firefighter knives:

View Over 100 Fire and Rescue Knives from Amazon

Colt Cobra CT50-FFS
Colt Firefighter RockLoc
Columbia River
Gerber Hinderer Rescue Knife
Harley Davidson
Smith & Wesson
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