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On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 18:01:50 GMT, "Glen \"Wiley\" Wilson"
wrote: Well, as long as we're quibbling, I prefer a sheath knife. When your nuts are caught in the mainsheet, it's no time to be fishing around in your pocket for a clasp knife and then trying to get it open.. I have three or four decent clasp knives I use a lot, but when the docklines come off, the sheath knife goes on. The sheath also carries a marlinspike with a shackle key and a pair of needlenose pliers. I've had it for 20 years. My Wichard is attached to a coiled lanyard and stored inside my inflatable PDF. For everyday use I have a multi tool (the popular one) and a flashlight (with red lens) in a handy pouch on the back of the harness. Both have wrist straps. I would rather have pliers that a shackle key. Try tightening a screw shackle between the mainsheet and the traveller. It does not work. I know. Jack |
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