A web-cutting rescue knife for harness and seatbelt extraction in an emergency. Part number 24R0060. Velcro mounting. Meets the 2014 MSA Blue Book requirement at Rule R 48.10.11.
The blade is recessed behind a guard that prevents accidental cuts but routes webbing into the cutting edge cleanly: push the guard against the strap and pull rather than positioning a freehand blade. That design means a marshal or rescue worker can cut through a harness quickly, under stress, and without needing a clear view of the strap. It is not a general-purpose knife; the geometry is optimised for webbing.
Velcro mounting allows it to be fixed to a cage bar, door pillar, roll hoop, or any accessible surface so a marshal can find it immediately after an incident. Some events require one as a condition of competition; check your regulations and circuit rules. At £4.95, it is inexpensive enough to fit to every car used on circuit without debate.




