Extra Sharp Bushcraft Knife, 5Cr15MoV Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Survival Camping Knife with Fire Starter and Plastic Sheath for Outdoor, Backpacking (Black)

Took care of two mule deer last season and still pretty darn sharp. Sheath leaves a little bit to be desired but I carry it in my bag so it works

Very sharp, lightweight and good hand grip. Only fall back is the case. I would of given a 5 star on the knife alone but the case is very cheap quality. But over all not bad for the price.

Amazing knife

I bought my first mora knife 15 years or more ago. It has a plan jane look and feel to it but not to be underestimated. Then I saw this one with features that far exceeded my old one for only $10 bucks! Some folks make fun of my mora because it has a simple, functional, and long lasting molded plastic sheath and a handle made of formed rubber like material. Mora's generally are made out of or with high carbon steel blades that might pick up a little rust if not cleaned properly. This knife I hang from my surplus molle vest that I wear around the homestead with assorted tools. This knife is my go to blade in the yard. Its strong, sharp. easy to sharpen, and used to near abuse because of its strength to punch through roots, limbs, asphalt, rip through underlayment road cloth just to name a few tasks. This knife also has a handy fire starter and a crude knife sharpener. I use a different sharpener but this is a survival knife and any sharpener is better than nothing especially around costal Virginia. This knife is an unbelievable bargain at $10 buck, I bought two more one for the car and one for the truck.

I've purchased a few of these for various uses; get home bags, gifts, to put in the cars or camper. They are not one of those $100 knives, but they get the job done for a fraction of the price.

It is a cheap thin knife with a built in flint and steel. Not bad for fooling around with or a younger kid learning the ropes. NOT a serious work type of knife. I think you can tell from it being a 3 in 1 20 dollar knife but... it has places that could be better.The blade of the knife itself is VERY thin. Nice and sharp out of the box but easily something you could snap working on wood or dropping the knife on a rock.The sheet is crap. Just... crap. It doesnt actually securely hold the knife in place. It is just held down by friction. You can easily pull the knife out by accident or just by getting the string caught on a twig while walking.The sharpener? Sir/Mam... That is just a metal file. A poor one at that. Not an actual knife sharpener.The flint is flint. Not the best not the worst. Just something to play around with or practice.All in all, a knife little backup just to keep for cutting some rope or something but not a main knife at all.

I have many knives and can spot a cheap crappy knife a mile away, and I was kind of expecting a laugh when I this knife was delivered. This knife, much to my surprise, is not a bad knife at all. It seems well made and worth having in your collection or bug out bag. It already comes with two of the things...sharpener and ferro rod... that I would normally attach to a knife or sheath of this sort of knife. It appears to be sturdy enough for most of the things I would put it through, but I don't tend to abuse my tools like others sometimes do. Really, the only knock I have on this knife is that others mention how sharp it came, and mine arrived not very sharp. Not dull, but nowhere near where I like my blades but it didn't take long to put a good edge on it. Not near as sharp as a Mora straight out of the box, but heck you can't go wrong for the price. We'll see how it holds up, but my initial impression is it's not bad at all. I've seen a lot worse.

The media could not be loaded. This is a smaller knife, but arrived exceptionally sharp out of the box. Solid sheath and comes with sharpener and lanyard. You probably won’t baton any wood with this little knife but it could perform detail work quite well