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At just 0.7 ounces, you'll forget the Trango Piranha Knife is even clipped to your rack until you need to cut out a blown section of rope or perform surgery on the cactus spine lodged in your foot. Even better, the integrated bottle opener will save the day when it's time to slug victory brews.

  • Surgical grade 440-C stainless steel holds a keen edge and resists rust and corrosion
  • Minimal design allows the knife to weigh in at a paltry 0.7 ounces
  • Carabiner hole and folding design allows you to attach the knife to your rack, key chain, or pack
  • Integrated bottle opener ensures you'll be able to quench your thirst

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4 5

Courtney Dean

Member since 

Though it is mighty small, it is mighty light and has a solid, toothy blade.
My thoughts in brief:
It's not that easy to wield, given it's small size. concern I'll drop it while hanging on a cliff
The loop is good for a small caribiner
It's a little tough to open one handed (see fear I'll drop it)
The blade is sharp and will cut through anything
One handed closing is easier than openning
I wish its loop was large enough to fit a finger in (other than my pinky).

The enclosed photo gives some sense of scale. It's definitely small. Add a caribiner and it might be a little easier to grip. Finally, the loop is too small for a finger. Even a pinky, often.

Awesome little lifesaver
4 5

Aaron Bytendorp

Member since 

I honestly didn't realize how small this thing actually was. Its big enough to do the jobs but small enough for you to realize you even have it hanging from your harness. Which is kind of the point of a climbing knife its there when you need it but you don't even notice it when you don't . My only complaint is that its so small that it is a bit difficult to use. Also Trango makes a nut tool that looks to have this knife built in for only five bucks more i wish I might trade this in and up grade to that.