Schrade Delta Class Extreme Survival Fixed Blade 10.75in with 6in AUS-10 Steel Blade and Non-Slip Grip for Camping and Bushcraft

Schrade makes some good knives these days and this one is no exception...it's a nice knife, especially considering the price. It isn't as robust as the other Schrades I have, the "survival" and "frontier" models. 5/32 of an inch in thickness vs. 7/32. And lighter in weight, of course (which isn't a bad thing). Fit and finish is good. The handle is comfortable, but might seem smallish for someone with big hands. Nice grippy texture. Not sharp as received, but I have no doubt that that will be easily remedied--I have other Schrades which use the 8cr13mov steel and you can put a good sharp edge on 'em. The little tool with its spring-loaded retaining pin is quite clever in design and storage but I have found that I like the knife better without it. Removing it leaves the handle with some hollow spaces but that shouldn't be a problem--the handle material appears to be strong and durable. And without the tool in place, the tang has a nice strong-looking pommel with a lanyard hole. I have seen remarks that indicate the tang can slide around a little within the handle--I can't speak with experience whether that is or is not possible, but inspecting the handle and seeing how it is molded around the tang, I don't see how it could go anywhere in any direction. The shape of the tang would appear to prevent any movement of the handle, or so it seems to me. The sheath secures the knife reasonably well and gripping the handle while pushing against the sheath with the thumb causes it to spring free with ease. The sheath won't win any prizes, but I like it better than the nylon sheaths that most other Schrade knives come with. And it is well constructed. Personally, I would prefer that those fake saw "teeth" (or whatever they might be called) were not a part of the design, but I can live with 'em, I guess. I would classify this model in the medium-duty category, with the capability of performing some heavier work if needed. I wouldn't want it to be my primary tool. It would be a fine back up knife, or one that is stored in a vehicle and/or in an emergency bag. Schrade makes some excellent knives that are more heavy-duty and cost just a few dollars more.

This is a well-made knife that comes across as being durable but under heavy use, there is the issue. You would like to believe it is well made and is solid enough to pass every-day use. The blade/handle, however, is debatable. The blade, or at least this one, wasn't as sharp as other Schrade knives, but I was able to put a decent edge. Good? Not. After a day's use it was dull enough to resharpen. Given rise to how this was heat treated (hardened). The overall length renders this an alright camping knife and may have some use for some camping needs. Other than that, it would be a desperate time to take this to the field. Nice knife to have in one's inventory and have available when a knife needs to be used. The sheath is up for debate as well. On the belt, it seems weak. I cannot comment on attaching it to a pack, but that, too, looks questionable. Overall? Nice to have and nice to keep handy. It can serve as a good camp knife with proper treatment and proper use. Heavy work? It may work well for some.

It's a good knife, and worth the money. The grinds are even, and the blade came sharp enough to do basic cutting tasks, but would not shave hair. It's a beautiful blade, and the handle scales are flush with the back of the knife. The sheath is basic plastic, but it works OK. I find that I have to give the knife a solid push to have it lock properly into the sheath to hear the old satisfying "click". The ergonomics are OK, but I would make a few suggestions to Schrade on how to improve this knife. The front finger guard and top thumb ramp are not comfortable for me to grip. My initial though was to grind them off, as well as create a more usable finger choil, but then I realized that these two protrusions are what "clicks" into the plastic sheath. If I do end up modifying this knife, then I'll probably just make a Kydex sheath for it, and throw the original plastic one away. Also, the belt clip should be wider so that the knife is not forced to point away from the wearer's leg at a goofy angle. The sheath works, but it could work a lot better by simply widening the belt clip a few millimeters. That being said, this is still a good knife deal, The AUS10 steel has a good heat treatment, but the tip is thin, so I wouldn't recommend "tip testing" it like some of the Youtube knife guys who seem to enjoy snapping the tips off of their blades.

出荷状態では全く切れませんが、研ぎ上げたら良く切れる様になりますよ！

Ausgezeichnetes Produkt, sauber verarbeitet, für alle Outdoor-Fans ein 'muß'! Ein richtig großes Messer mit passender Scheide zu jeder Gelegenheit. Hervorragend!

This is a well made knife with a comfortable handle, & a hard plastic sheath. I showed it to my dad, & he said he would like one as well. A good camping knife, came very sharp & could cut free hanging paper with ease, if you are looking for a knife like this get it.

Considero que es un producto bastante balanceado en cuanto a calidad precio, sus referencias en internet son bastante buenas, se siente bien en peso robustez de la hoja, la funda en si podría ser mejor si bien retiene al cuchillo en su lugar, lo malo es que hace ruido al moverse, los contra de este producto, la multiherramienta que trae y que se guarda en el mango esta bien el incluirla pero no lo haria en el mango, le quita solidez al mango, aparte de esto, el sistema de como se fija permite que no se te safe, pero deja de fuera la posibilidad df que pongas un cordon fiador. Es buen producto, util para cortar madera, paracord y demas cosas.

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