Dönges Expert Fire Emergency Rescue Knife with Belt Cutter and Glass Breaker

In high-stress emergency situations, every second counts, and having a reliable tool can make the difference between life and death. The Dönges Expert Fire is a purpose-built rescue knife designed for firefighters, first responders, and safety-conscious individuals who need immediate access to cutting and breaking capabilities. Its robust construction and integrated safety tools ensure you are prepared for the unexpected.

Who is it for

This knife is ideal for emergency personnel, rescue teams, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who values preparedness. Whether you are cutting seatbelts after an accident, breaking glass to escape a vehicle, or performing everyday cutting tasks, the Expert Fire delivers dependable performance when it matters most.

Main features

• Partially serrated drop point blade made from 440 stainless steel with a black coating for corrosion resistance and durability.
• Integrated tungsten carbide glass breaker for emergency window shattering.
• Built-in belt cutter for quickly slicing through seatbelts, webbing, or rope.
• Secure liner lock mechanism prevents accidental blade closure during use.
• Ergonomic anodized aluminum handle in red provides a non-slip grip, even with gloves.
• One-hand opening via thumb stud for rapid deployment.
• Pocket clip and lanyard hole for convenient carry options.

Specifications

• Blade material: 440 stainless steel
• Handle material: Anodized aluminum
• Blade type: Drop point, partially serrated
• Blade length: 85 mm
• Closed length: 125 mm
• Overall length (open): 210 mm
• Weight: 165 g
• Locking mechanism: Liner lock
• Glass breaker material: Tungsten carbide
• Opening mechanism: One-hand opening (thumb stud)
• Pocket clip: Yes
• Lanyard hole: Yes
• Handle colour: Red
• Blade finish: Black coated
• Application: Emergency, rescue, firefighting
• Blade hardness: Approx. 56 HRC
• Blade thickness: 3 mm

Tips

Keep the knife accessible in a pocket or on a belt using the clip or lanyard. Regularly check the blade and glass breaker for wear, and practice deploying the knife with one hand to ensure readiness in an emergency.