Tactical Everyday Carry Pocket Knife Fixed Blade Knife EDC Hunting for Camping, Hiking, Hunting, Wilderness survival with Nylon Bag (Orange handle)

Awesome. Is sharp out of box.

This is a clever little knife, but I wouldn’t call it a survival or tactical knife. It’s a bit on the smallish side at 7-inches long. Both the handles and the blade are 3.5-inches long, and the sharpened edge is only 3-inches long. It weighs in at 3.3-ounces, and the sheath is 1-ounce, so the entire package is 4.3-ounces.I chose the cleaver style blade, only because I’ve never used a blade like this before for any type of EDC knife. The hole at the top of the blade allows me to easily hang it on a pack or at a campsite blade tip up, and the cleaver style is great as a food prep blade at the campsite.The 420 Steel is more than hard enough to be put through its paces and it has decent edge retention for limited use. The only negative I have about 420 steel is that it doesn’t hold its edge for very long and needs frequent resharpening. Will the tip bend or break with excessive prying force? That is what bushcraft and tactical aficionados will want to find out.Because of the size of the knife and the angles and curvature of the blade and the cleaver shape, it’s not really a bushcraft knife because you can’t do batoning, and pommeling is not an option because of the shape at the bottom of the handle and the tip of the blade, but it is quite versatile for a number of different cutting applications.The handle is quite comfortable for my average sized hands and the texture gives good purchase while gripping the knife. If you have large hands, you might find the handle a bit on the small side.The nylon sheath is very basic but it does the job of keeping the blade protected, as well as protecting you from the blade, and it will accommodate belts up to 2.5-inches in width. It is also difficult at times to re-sheath the knife, and it is not conducive to quick re-sheathing activities. I am concerned that the snap and rivets are not stainless, so although the knife may not rust, parts of your sheath could fairly easily. I would have preferred a polymer sheath with more versatility, but for a budget knife under twenty-five dollars I suppose this is to be expected.At around twenty-five bucks it’s a decent knife for having fun around camp, but I would hardly call it professional grade, but at this price you are getting a lot of knife that will give you a multitude of cutting options. It’s not a 5-star knife, but not terrible either. Just a middle of the road uniquely shaped cutter.

This is my absolute favorite knife that I have ever owned. Thank you

This an ideal pocket knife for camping or landscaping. It is incredibly sharp and it doesn't weigh much. I have received many compliments from co workers and friends when they see it. The holster is well made and fits the blade perfectly. it is easy to wipe down and sharpen.

It's a pretty good knife for what it is. Full tang steel blade with a plastic handle and sheath. It's really compact and will fit just about anywhere.My star ratings are generally:5 stars = exceeds expectations, highly recommended4 stars = meets expectations3 stars = does not meet my expectations but you could like it2 stars = I do not recommend1 star = wow, completely useless

A nifty little blade that is lightweight and fairly sharp. I use it mostly to cut open boxes and it serves its purpose well.

This knife is perfect! Good quality . Comfortable handle. Very durable and sharp. Stays in the top of my toolbox everyday!

I like the look of the knife. It is a handy size, especially for something you can carry on your belt. It was sharp, but could have been sharper out of the box. The handle is plastic. Overall good value for what you pay for, but personally would have liked a little nicer handle. I'm a little worried that that the plastic will be not as easy to handle in wet conditions.