Marbles Stacked Leather Hunter

Bigger than I thought. Good general quality. Well packaged.

Knife would be a 5 but a small gouge near end of fuller rates it down . Probably a second came in original wrapping. Like the look and price.Caveat Emptor.

Marbles has made some of the most iconic hunting knives ever but this poorly made Pakistani knife is an embarrassment to the legend that is Marbles Knives there’s a gap between the blade and guard which is “brass” that’s wearing off . The blade sharpness is less than impressive and the leather sheath is just as cheaply made. This is one you’d sharpen on a grinder because you don’t care for $20

A very attractive knife. The sheath is only barely adequate. Unfortunately, the rat tail tang design won't hold up to heavy use. Good for basic camp tasks, game cleaning, and food prep. Don't go batoning firewood with it. It will likely break off at the hilt. Then again, like me, you probably bought this knife because it looks nice.

Knife came sharp with good grinds which i didnt expect from a cheaper knife but the blade is crooked. Its pretty off. Marbles knives are made in Pakistan now but ive gotten cheaper knives made in Pakistan that were at least straight. Dull knives can be sharpened but not much you can do to fix this. The bend seems to be in the tang and it has a stacked leather handle so you cant really disassemble it and fix it. Some people have gotten straight ones. I didnt. Cool knife in every other aspect. I just draw the line at a crooked blade.

Could have been a pretty knife. I wasn’t expecting much, but the blade is so twisted and bent I have the send it back. I don’t know how this could pass QC.

The media could not be loaded.  The first item I pulled out was the sheath and it was broken. How? Why? I think the knife is great but it's obvious a child in a Pakistani sweat shop made the sheath. This is what an American company selling out for cheap labor looks like. America's first hunting knife reduced to cheap labor.

Cheap