Kershaw
Kershaw Bel Air XL EMT Rescue Knife 3.25" MagnaCut
Kershaw Bel Air XL EMT Rescue Knife 3.25" MagnaCut
The Kershaw Bel Air XL EMT is a purpose-built rescue knife for first responders and emergency professionals, pairing a 3.25" MagnaCut blade with a blunt tip and partial serrations for controlled cutting of seatbelts and rope. Its carbide glassbreaker tip gives quick window access when escape cannot wait, while the high-visibility orange G10 handle keeps the tool easy to spot in a kit or on a belt.
A manual KVT ball-bearing opening system with thumb stud allows smooth one-handed deployment, and the DuraLock safety mechanism holds the blade securely during hard use. The reversible extra deep-carry pocket clip keeps the knife low and accessible, and the stonewash finish resists wear through repeated emergency calls. Made in the USA.
Key Features
| Brand | Kershaw |
| Model | Bel Air XL EMT |
| Product Type | Folding Knife |
| Blade Material | MagnaCut |
| Blade Length | 3.25 in |
| Blade Style | Blunt Tip with Partial Serrations |
| Edge Type | Serrated |
| Blade Finish | Stonewash |
| Handle Material | G10 |
| Handle Color | Orange |
| Opening System | Manual KVT Ball-Bearing with Thumb Stud |
| Lock Type | DuraLock |
| Pocket Clip | Reversible Extra Deep-Carry |
| Special Features | Carbide Glassbreaker Tip |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Condition | New |
Highlights
- 3.25" MagnaCut blade with blunt tip and partial serrations
- Carbide glassbreaker tip for rapid vehicle escape
- High-visibility orange G10 handle
- Manual KVT ball-bearing opening with thumb stud
- DuraLock safety mechanism
- Reversible extra deep-carry pocket clip
- Stonewash finish
- Made in USA
Materials & care
The blade is made from MagnaCut steel with a stonewash finish, and the handle is G10 in orange. Wipe the blade clean after use and keep the pivot free of debris to maintain smooth KVT ball-bearing action.
How to use
Open the blade manually using the thumb stud, which runs on a KVT ball-bearing pivot. Engage the DuraLock safety mechanism to secure the blade during use. The blunt tip and partial serrations are suited to cutting seatbelts and rope, while the carbide glassbreaker tip is positioned for window access in vehicle escape situations.
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