Multitool with a cloth cutter?...

[Charger]

Another medic voicing a wish for a multi with those little tools I always need. 

[MrCoffee]

As of yet, I haven't found a belt cutter/web cutting tool I like as much as the seatbelt cutter on the Victorinox Fireman model (JumpMaster modell too I think). Rounded tip, cuts webbing and seat belts very well, but I am pretty sure it isn't what your looking for.

For my CERT bag, I have a Blackhawk double pouch sheath, one pocket has my Leatherman, the other my SAK Fireman. Works well for me.

[Dunc]

The Vic dual pro works as a belt/clothing cutter for me and also the serrated Wave/Charge blade is ok as well . I can't comment on LMs gut hook as I've never used one but it does look like you would have to be carefull near the casualty with the tip .


Dunc

[New_World]

Victorinox RS MT

[gafftapegreenia]

Victorinox RescueTool, Vic Swisstool RS, Vic Dual Pro

Those curved serrated cutters than Vic uses are the best.

[asupernothing]

Coming back to this thread after a while, it seems Benchmade has come pretty close to building an ideal EMS extrication tool. The new 915 Triage It has everything except the pliers. Carry that and a ST300 or even a Juice S2.

[ari6126]

Coming back to this thread after a while, it seems Benchmade has come pretty close to building an ideal EMS extrication tool. The new 915 Triage It has everything except the pliers. Carry that and a ST300 or even a Juice S2.

Sure it has a glass cutter, the Dual Pro has a bunch of other stuff including a strong pry bar.

[New_World]

Victorinox RescueTool, Vic Swisstool RS, Vic Dual Pro

Those curved serrated cutters than Vic uses are the best.

vic makes some of the best damn stuff...period.
they have the experience as well.

[Dunc]

From all my experience I have to say Vic serrations cut clothing and rope better then most others .Some of the more Aggressive serrations tend to snag on the firbes .