Emerson Non-Metallic Kerambit

Should've bought 2 because my left hand is jealous of all the action my right hand is getting with this bad a** kerambit. The fingerhole is perfect size allowing me to preform all those sweet movie scenes with complete confidence. Super sharp and the point. Oh that point. It just simply wants to cut. And it looks tight doing it

Product purchased for gardening and outdoors work and with its ceramic blade it's easy to keep clean, rust-proof and very light. Handle grip is perfect for holding the blade steady which is short enough to be very effective on thinner branches and blade can be readily cleaned of sap etc. Perfect for outdoors work and exactly what I needed. Extremely pleased with quality of product.

Knife itself is great but the case is not. Too loose. Knife tends to fall out.

This is a nice little training device for using a kerambit knife. As others have mentioned, the sheath doesn't really hold anything in place. I wouldn't rely on this for EDC or anything outside of a training environment.

Absolutely a great non detectable tool if ever needed. This Karambit is very pointy and would definitely cause damage.

Absolute garbage. I tried cutting tape to open a box and the tip broke when I hit the cardboard. An ex con with a toothbrush and a lighter could make something better.

There are a lot of reviews commenting on this thing that are about the point, brittleness, loose sheath… I have the “real” Emerson, and wanted to try this out. I like it a lot as a trainer. It is not meant for hard use. It is a stealth-ish “get off me” knife. The sheath issue can easily be solved with tennis racket handle tape. The only things, to me, are that the sheath should be more versatile, the blade itself is just a little bit shorter than the “real” one. Of course the weight is very different.

Not as nice as a metal blade, but it's perfect for what it is designed to do. I wish the sheath offered a way to carry horizontally. It tends to print when carried under a shirt on a belt.

I am pleased with my purchase. This is NOT an EDC knife to be cutting rope and boxes. This is something you don't want to use until you have to. It can be sharpened with increasingly fine sandpaper (tack it to a wooden block and use very light pressure)

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