Outdoor Survival claw Tactical teeth Knife Double edged sharp Fixed Blade Knife With Sheath (5CR Sand light Black handle)

New knife came today. I ordered it on Friday evening, late. After 8pm I think. It was on my door step on Sunday around noon. "Good for the price" is an under statement, in my opinion. As for all the reviews saying it isn't sharp... It is very sharp. Both edges. & the s I would definitely recommend it to my fellow knife enthusiasts. It is very well made, to say the least. I posted a few pics for scale. One with it in my hand, too. I am 6' 2" 225-235 lbs Pretty big dude I guess. It fits in my hand decently enough. Would probably be perfect if it was 8" tho. The sheath is adjustable, flipable, rotateable.. but the holes only line up right in 3-4 configurations.

Awesome blade been using it for years

First and foremost it's sharp and keeps the edge beautifully, the sheath is adjustable for lest or right hand with the use of a Phillips head screwdriver, and clips and locks on to a belt easily and has a slide lock on the release button so it doesn't fall off on accident.

Ergonomics: The knife is comfortable in my hand and the ring is a nice size, and the ring is smooth with no sharp edges. Craftsmanship: The handle feels pretty cheap, like lightweight plastic (I could be totally wrong here, but that's just what it feels like), and it has a slight misfitting by the ring. The point of the knife is extremely pointy, be very careful with it. The edges of the knife definitely aren't "razor sharp" but they are sharp enough to cut with. Sheath: The sheath is actually very nice. You can take out the screws and adjust the clip to many different angles, and it has these little adjustment bars inside to fit the belt that you are wearing. It also has a button feature which unhinges the clip for easier attachment and removal from your belt. It's also a nice fit to the knife with little rattle. Misc: The knife is easy to draw if you can get the angle just right. However, I had issues at first with the knife binding up in the sheath. The nature of a curved blade, plus the useless serrations caused the knife to catch and bind when I tried to remove it. The problem was self-correcting however, as the knife has now chewed itself a pathway through the sheath with the serrations. Conclusion: It's decent for the price, but I wish I could just find a simple karambit with the traditional two edges rather than cheap decorative knives or ones with serrations. That being said, I can definitely tell you that this particular knife is a weapon and not a box-opener. The tip is needle-sharp. Just for kicks, I gently dropped an empty plastic bag onto the tip and the blade went straight through, just by the weight of the thin bag falling onto it. I would say that you will probably want to upgrade at some point, but this knife is perfectly fine in the meantime.

Wow! What a great knife. Perfect size and ergonomics. Needle point, dual edge super sharp. I own many knives, some costing hundreds of dollars, this one is my favorite karambit. Not the best steel but it's not for every day cutting tasks. This is a last ditch defense tool and it excels at that task. I carry it for weak side defense, if I can't pull my gun. It is perfect for that use. Outstanding quality for the price. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.

Cheap steel and plastic handles but design is great and extremely sharp. Sheath is also a plus. Great knife overall!

Good knife. Cuts clean. The holster is nice and thin. Very concealable if you need it to be.

This knife fits well in my hand and seems to be of good quality! No problem with the blade. Push button sheath allows quick addition or removal. Many holes to mount it how you like. The bars are removable or adjustable to fit your belt.