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.
Will I fit in this seat?
Send us your height and waist size and we will confirm the fit. how a seat actually feels to sit in is a different question, and our showroom team sit in these seats every day, so call us and we will give you the honest answer.
What do I need to fit it to my car?
The car-specific frame for your vehicle, plus a sliding runner if you want fore-and-aft adjustment. Our guide on base mount versus side mount walks through the whole stack, and tell us your car and we will quote the full kit.
How do I know it will feel right, not just fit on paper?
Makers publish widths and weights, never feel, and two seats with identical numbers can feel nothing alike. We keep the ranges on display in the showroom, you are welcome to come and sit in them, and our head support measurements guide shows the kind of real-world data we collect.
