Scubapro Mako Titanium Lightweight Multi-Function Dive Knife
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Product Information
The Scubapro Mako Titanium Dive Knife is a lightweight fixed-blade scuba knife built around a 3.5 in (8.9 cm) hardened Alpha titanium blade that is corrosion free in saltwater, and it ships with a locking sheath and a BCD mounting kit so it rides within easy reach on your rig. At 0.4 lb (0.181 kg) overall, it combines a smooth edge, a serrated edge and a line-cutting notch in one compact tool.
Who it is for
This knife suits recreational scuba divers and underwater workers who want a dependable cutting tool that will not rust. The smooth edge handles general slicing, the serrated edge saws through rope and branches, and the line-cutting notch deals with small rope and fishing line, the kind of entanglement a diver is most likely to meet. Because it is a fixed blade in a locking sheath, it deploys one-handed when both hands are busy.
Key details
- Blade: hardened Alpha titanium, 3.5 in (8.9 cm), smooth and serrated edges, Tanto tip for point strength
- Overall dimensions: 9.06 in long, 4.13 in wide, 2.17 in high
- Weight: 0.4 lb (0.181 kg)
- Handle: contoured with finger indents, thumb guard, lanyard eyelet and handle hammer
- Sheath: injection molded locking sheath with one-hand release
- Item number 32.022.000
Compatibility and sizing
A BCD mounting kit is included, so the sheath can be attached to your BCD. The lanyard eyelet gives a second attachment option for a retractor or lanyard.
What's in the box
- Mako Titanium dive knife
- Locking sheath
- BCD mounting kit
DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Scubapro dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call or chat with us if you have questions about mounting the sheath on your BCD or choosing between blade styles.
- Hardened Alpha titanium blade for light weight, long life and corrosion-free cutting performance in saltwater.
- Multi-function cutting surfaces combine a conventional smooth edge for slicing with a serrated edge for sawing rope and branches.
- Line-cutting notch handles small rope and fishing line.
- Reinforced tip design adds strength at the point (confirm Tanto vs. Clip Point with Scubapro).
- 3.5 in (8.9 cm) fixed blade with a 9.06 in overall length for a compact, no-moving-parts tool.
- Contoured handle with finger indents and a thumb guard for grip control.
- Lanyard eyelet and handle hammer built into the grip.
- Injection molded locking sheath with a one-hand release mechanism.
- BCD mounting kit included to attach the sheath to your buoyancy compensator.
- Light 0.4 lb (0.181 kg) package suited to recreational diving and scuba gear setups.
- Bottle opener integrated into the multi-function blade.
| Item Number | 32.022.000 |
| Type | Fixed blade |
| Material | Hardened Alpha Titanium (blade) |
| Blade Length | 3.5 in (8.9 cm) |
| Overall Length | 9.06 in |
| Width | 4.13 in |
| Height | 2.17 in |
| Weight | 0.4 lb (0.181 kg) |
| Blade Type | Smooth and serrated edges |
| Tip Style | Tanto tip design per manufacturer feature text; spec table lists Clip Point. Confirm with Scubapro before publishing. |
| Line Cutter | Yes |
| Sheath | Injection molded, locking with one-hand release |
| Handle | Contoured with finger indents, thumb guard, lanyard eyelet, handle hammer |
| Mounting | BCD mounting kit included |
| Activity | Recreational diving |
| Barcode | 4048336105965 |
- Mako Titanium dive knife
- Locking sheath
- BCD mounting kit
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Mako Titanium blade rust in saltwater?
No. The blade is hardened Alpha titanium, specified for corrosion-free cutting performance, so it will not rust. Rinsing with fresh water after diving and drying the blade and the injection molded sheath is still good practice to clear salt and sand from the locking mechanism.
How do I mount the Mako Titanium knife on my BCD?
A BCD mounting kit is included with the knife, so the locking sheath can be attached to the webbing and straps on your buoyancy compensator. The handle also has a lanyard eyelet if you prefer to secure the knife with a lanyard or retractor. Total weight is only 0.4 lb (0.181 kg), so it adds very little to your rig.
What cutting surfaces does the Mako Titanium have?
Three. The 3.5 in (8.9 cm) blade carries a conventional smooth edge for slicing, a serrated section for sawing rope and branches, and a line-cutting notch for small rope and fishing line. The tip uses a Tanto design for point strength, and the handle includes a thumb guard, finger indents and a handle hammer.
Is the sheath secure enough for diving, and can I draw the knife one-handed?
Yes. The Mako Titanium comes with an injection molded locking sheath that uses a one-hand release mechanism, so the knife stays captive until you deliberately release it and can be drawn with a single hand when the other is occupied. Because it is a fixed blade, there are no folding parts to open underwater.
Review summary
Reviewers across sources agree this is a small, sharp knife that does a lot in one blade, with several cutting edges plus a bottle opener. The titanium version draws repeat praise for being very light while still feeling strong, and divers say it mounts easily to a BCD and sits comfortably in the hand. Good to know: one reviewer snapped the sheath strap clip while adjusting it, so work that strap slowly. A solid pick for travelling divers who want a compact backup blade.
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