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Tusa X-Pert II Stainless Steel Drop Point Blade

Tusa  |  SKU: FK-910-BK
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Product Information

The Tusa X-Pert II (FK-910) is a scuba dive knife with a 420 stainless steel drop point blade. It is a general purpose cutting tool that disassembles for cleaning and maintenance after dives.

Who it is for

Tusa lists the X-Pert II as suited to any dive style. It is one knife for everyday cutting tasks such as trimming line or freeing a snagged strap. The drop point blade suits divers who want a pointed tip for piercing and detail work. Divers who prefer a non penetrating tip can look to the blunt tip version, the FK-920.

Key details

  • 420 stainless steel blade, chosen for corrosion resistance and durability
  • Drop point blade style with a straight edge, a serrated edge and a line cutter
  • Blade length 4 1/2 inches (11 cm), overall length 10 inches (25 cm)
  • Newly designed ergonomic grip with a counterweight for balanced handling
  • Sheath with a single button lock release for quick access
  • Easy to adjust buckle and strap for a comfortable fit
  • Disassembles for easy cleaning and maintenance

Compatibility and sizing

The sheath has an easy-to-adjust buckle and strap for a comfortable fit. Choose from three colors: Black (FK-910-BK), Cobalt Blue (FK-910-CBL) and Flash Yellow (FK-910-FY).

DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Tusa dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you want help choosing between the drop point and blunt tip blade or have a question about the sheath strap fit.

⚠️ 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

What is the difference between the Tusa FK-910 and the FK-920?

The blade tip. The FK-910 X-Pert II has a drop point blade with a pointed tip for piercing and detail cutting, while the FK-920 has a blunt tip blade instead of a pointed drop point tip.

How long is the Tusa X-Pert II FK-910?

Tusa lists the blade at 4 1/2 inches (11 cm) and the overall length at 10 inches (25 cm), with an easy-to-adjust buckle and strap.

Can the knife be taken apart for cleaning?

Yes. Tusa designed the X-Pert II with disassembling capability for easy cleaning and maintenance after dives. The blade itself is 420 stainless steel, which Tusa specifies for corrosion resistance.

What colors does the X-Pert II drop point knife come in?

Three: Black (FK-910-BK), Cobalt Blue (FK-910-CBL) and Flash Yellow (FK-910-FY). All three are the same knife with the same 420 stainless steel drop point blade and sheath; only the color changes.

Review summary

4.7 196 ratings across the web

Reviewers consistently say the knife matches its description and photos, with solid build quality and comfortable, well-shaped grip ergonomics. Several call out practical, sensible design details, and more than one said they would recommend it. Ratings average about 4.7 out of five across sources, so satisfaction is broad rather than unanimous. A few buyers wrote in before actually diving with it, so some feedback reflects first impressions rather than long use. A good pick for divers wanting a straightforward pointed-tip stainless knife from a familiar brand.

What reviewers like

Matches the description and photos
Comfortable, well-shaped grip ergonomics
Solid build and finish quality
Practical design details
Buyers say they would recommend it

Good to know

Some reviews are first impressions before any dive use