S-Cut Emergency Cutting Tool

Quickly and easily access victims with the S-CUT emergency cutting tool. The S-CUT’s recessed blade allows you to safely perform emergency PPE cut out or or cut the patient’s clothing easily. The ergonomic design and excellent grip can be used with or without gloves to cleanly slice through all kinds of material. The S-CUT is made from stainless steel and plastic. The circular cutting blade can be removed without tools to be cleaned or replaced. In this review you will see the S-Cut 501 and S-Cut QE. The S-Cut is made in Sweden.
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[@brendoncca]

When we got to test it we asked the fire House for hose that had holes etc from people driving over it. Different sizes, sheathing and thickness and not one did we have a problem! An Absolute Awesome piece of equipment

[@ScottyM1959]

Oh Skinny I need a medic! Watching that bunker jacket get cut made me cry

[@williamqualls8560]

another great video. I just wanted to thank you for what you do. I'm head of security and default medic at my church.and your videos have helped me alot in choosing equipment and sharpening my skills. keep up the good work !

[@matthewellisor5835]

Ouch. Even with that warning... I'm hitting. Reaching to my ankle now for the booboo kit (the special one with the Snoopy print Band-Aids)

[@vitodiamico910]

Great demo. Thanks Skinny!

[@scottr8588]

Just heard about your channel from Canadian Prepper. I Subscribed and hit the bell. So far looks like good content. Keep'em coming.

[@SkinnyMedic]

Thank you and welcome!

[@alexanderslee]

@01:28 The 501 is made in Sweden, not Switzerland.

[@TheMartinezSasquatch]

Not a first responder but I plan on getting one of the big ones and mounting on the driver's door, I'd rather overkill than under but that's just me plus the Anodizing will be easy to see at night.

[@brendanjames7122]

Good for busting out windows too.

[@cephasmartin8593]

What a great design, even the cheap one. My wife has a rotary fabric cutter and it's amazing, but this cutter, not being a rotary cutter is freaking awesome. But, OMG! The price sucked the breath right out of my lungs ... even the "cheap" one is pretty pricey if you're wanting one for each vehicle and I have an emergency bag for each of my vehicles.

[@triagelights]

Hi Cephas, think of it this way. The S-Cut QE costs $48.99 ea. (retail) but you get 5 cutting edges. Divide the $48.99 by 5 edges and your cost is $9.80 per edge. How much does a pair of shears cost? When you buy the S-Cut QE it's equivalent to buying 5 shears or more. Contact us about responder discounts.

[@cephasmartin8593]

@@triagelights I know that, but I have five vehicles. That's why I object to the price. It's at least twice and probably 3 to 4 times higher than it should be.

[@agnosjr]

I should have listened to you. Great tool no doubts about it. Awesome gear for sure, that was torture to watch the destruction. Cheers.

[@alexvanlee5778]

Can you make a video smashing a windshield with these tools?

[@reservoirinc7750]

Coming to a Jo-Ann's near you :D

[@Xtorin_Housecat_Ohern]

shit, i work for a costume maker and i might actually buy one of these

[@emtffzartman666]

I got slightly sick to my stomach... but good to see they actually work.

[@buzzsah]

A worth having tool.

[@sd410MM]

How well would it hold up in diving applications in varying environments?

[@videodistro]

Thick leather belts like we use for holsters??? I was wanting to see a wider variety of materials.

[@dominicthompson9054]

It will cut through leather boots and belts.

[@bikertyp]

@@dominicthompson9054 please show us...

[@jenniexfuller]

Ok so I keep trauma shears in my trauma kit and they go through airport security. How about these? Can I replace my shears with the s-cut? It appears they will handle everything my shears would and then some. So as long as they also will make it through the airport it might be worth it to make the switch.

[@kacperchrusciel890]

Seem pretty cool

[@SCuttherapper]

Nice!

[@jdburke54]

Interesting, but pricey for putting in the family cars.

[@SkinnyMedic]

The QE is comparable to most cutters on the market in the price range. Yes the 501 is PRICEY but it isn't for everyone. I don't think the QE is for everyone too, I think first responders would be in the market for it.

[@SkinnyMedic]

For the average guy who just wants to be prepared I think the $5 trauma shears work perfect.

[@jdburke54]

SkinnyMedic I bought a Gerber strap cutter and a CKRT K.E.R.T last week (for key ring EDC). $18 and $8 respectively. If I were still a first responder on the VFD and rescue squad, I think I would buy an S-Cut. Looks like a fine tool.

[@petebennett495]

@Skinny how does the Benchmade7 compare to these? Obviously Benchmade7 is a lot smaller...

[@SkinnyMedic]

I have a hard getting the Benchmade hooks to go through zippers and both of these went no problem.

[@triagelights]

The S-Cuts are up to two times faster and in 4 rounds of removing clothing the rippers had to replaced, the S-Cuts did not, see this Naval Post Graduate School, Joint Inter-Agency Field Exercise (JIFX 17-3) experiment report, includes stakeholders comments, www.everythingtactical.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/F01-SCuts.pdf

[@edwardmartin1831]

Ok How much

[@andrewgreen2405]

Nice tool I hope that turn out jacket was old or out of date 🙁😩

[@uroshs.4855]

I stopped at 4:28. It's too painful for me

[@SkinnyMedic]

haha

[@ivantruckman1]

3:08 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@janodewald6087]

Me too. That good piece of gear...

[@SkinnyMedic]

haha

[@ivantruckman1]

@@SkinnyMedic You did Warn Us

[@maxprepper9126]

Ditto!!!!

[@aarphi1984]

😲

[@thewatcher9778]

damn that 501 is like 300+ bucks

[@triagelights]

It's $34.00 ea. but they come with an extra fee blade. That totals 12 cutting edges for $349 ($343.00/12 = $29.08 per cutting edge. When you replace the blade the ACP kit includes 4 blades and 4 hygienic covers for $89.00 ($89.00 / 24 cutting edges = $3.71 per) you are paying $3.71 per cutting edge. Bottom line is the S-Cut is a better cutter and is cheaper to use in the long run