MTech USA – Fixed Blade Knife – Grey TiNite Coated Stainless Steel Blade with Black ABS Handle, Includes Black Nylon Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival, Tactical, EDC – MT-20-77GY

The knife is a little light but well made. The handle is not quite round enough for a good grip. However, for a low cost knife it is quite adequate. The blade arrives dull but can easily be sharpened. I put a good edge on the blades in no time. The sheath is also worth what you paid for it.

I like this knife. The handle is a little slender for large hands. That's about all I can find to pick about it. I like the 5mm thick blade with a subdued titanium finish. I like the ribbed handle for grip and it's textured as well. It has a light but sturdy feel. It's not extremely sharp out of the box but then again it's a dagger made for thrusting. I have a couple of MTech knives now that I really like and have an Ontario knife that I just bought on Amazon. I'm not saying they compare but I think they fill a useful niche in my collection. For the under $10 price I think it would be a good knife for anyone who's into knives and it wouldn't be an embarrassment to own. Oh, yes, and the nylon sheath seems well fitting plus it has a belt loop and a boot clip. Pretty nice.

You're spending $10 for a knife made of cheap steel. But don't let that fool you into thinking it's not a durable knife. Think of it more as it not being made of more exotic materials that may or may not be any better. While probably not the best tool steel among modern tool steels, it still has good hardness and sharpens easily.The handle is a tad small as some reviewers note. This is a dagger, not really a tool knife. It's probably not even terribly safe to use as a tool knife with a double edged blade. This has a fairly specific purpose and it's designed correctly for that purpose.Overall, it's cheaply designed and cheaply made. Yes, despite being called MTECH USA, this is made in China. But you can't expect CJRB, CRKT, Cold Steel, etc quality at $10. If you want a cheap beater tool knife, look for something in D2 steel, but expect to spend at least 3X the cost. For something I may or may not ever need to use, $10 for "good enough" is good enough.

Smh.... All the complaints.. it's not razor sharp, it's too heavy for a fighting knife, the metal isn't hard enough, the handle broke when I was throwing it, blah blah blah.A dagger is for stabbing, not cutting, not throwing, not fighting by banging against other knifes, not cutting brush, or even an apple at a camp site. It must be narrow enough to slide in and thick enough to glance off and push passed bone without breaking, meaning that it should be too thick and narrow to hold a traditional edge. Geometry people....It is for 1/10 of a second of use in a lifetime when you must defend your life in a flash. Nothing more.Will this knife do that? Yes. Will it do it 30 years from now? Yes. Will it do it for $13 and free shipping. Yep.

Mtech its one of my favorite budget friendly brands, this did not disappoint

I ordered this because I seen USA in the name and that's the newest trick other counties are using now days. The blade states Stainless steel. But real Stainless steel a magnet will not attract, This is not real stainless steel. The sheath is shorter than the blade and has nothing to keep the blade from cutting thru it. The blade it's self is kinda thin. I wouldn't use this to throw , a miss could break it and a solid stick would most likely break it. I do like the shape of the blade with the blood groove makes it easier to pull out of a soft fleshy thing. the handle is cheep and will be removed shortly . I most likely will think of returning it. but if I don't I will mod the blade and handle first. I might just use it as a copy to base some handmade knifes. Will make from real stainless steel and nickel plate mine> I guess you still get what you pay for but someone in Asia is making a killing from miss leading buyers with USA in the name. I am not sure of what temper the blade has but I would guess it's hard and brittle. if it was flashy it could be a nice show knife, But it's not flashy it's plan Jane and will not be good for much. maybe sticking a pillow or a box. well I should give 2 stars but I will give 3 just because I am a nice person. oh one last this it has USA Design on the blade, not sure it that means someone has the rights to make it in Asia , or if that means a copy of a knife the US makes. But that would make this a knock off and I think that is not what was meant to be sold to buyers here. and sorry not picture worthy

Exactly as described very nice knife pretty BA

4 stars. It's cheap, be prepared to give this to a "little person". The handle is extremely small. I would not feel comfortable using this thing in any way. But a nice letter opener.