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+1 for the Triage as a back-up tool. I used the hook once to cut some jeans of a pedestrian, who was hit by a car. Great knife and the built-in hook/glassbreaker is ingenious.
But you don't have to buy the Triage to get a great hook. Benchmade makes some great standalone rescue hooks. The 7 hook has a good size, even when used with gloves.
They also have some smaller/bigger models to choose from.
This is the 7.
Speaking of shears, Leatherman has just released the new "Raptor". If you're interested in some EMT shears, it might be something for you.
But you don't have to buy the Triage to get a great hook. Benchmade makes some great standalone rescue hooks. The 7 hook has a good size, even when used with gloves.
They also have some smaller/bigger models to choose from.
This is the 7.

Speaking of shears, Leatherman has just released the new "Raptor". If you're interested in some EMT shears, it might be something for you.

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