Snake Eye Tactical Dive Knife ll, All Stainless with Line Cutter, Razor Edge and Leg Strap Sheath (Single Edge)

Thought it would be a lil smaller but over all the knife was super sharp and it’s pretty cute

Perfect dive knife. There is no reason to buy an expensive dive knife since they are so likely to be lost. You can't beat this price and it won't break your heart when you lose it. They key is to rinse it with fresh water after any dive, dry it, then a quick spray with cheap cooking oil (or just rub some cooking oil on it). Not a spot of rust after two years.Don't think you're strapping this to your thigh if you are over 80 lbs though. I'm 6'3" 200 lbs and can just barely get it around my calf.

I’ve been using this knife on a number of dives for awhile now and have to say I’m impressed. Initially bought it as a spare, (my boys and I tend to lose stuff...), and didn’t expect much for the price. I changed out the straps for the buckle type I prefer and was initially impressed with the solid locking sheath and overall quality of the blade. Decided to try it out on a few dives and after braining a number of fish and cutting away fishing line it’s held an edge nicely. Even after numerous saltwater dives it shows no sign of rust or corrosion. I always rinse my gear after each dive and the knife gets a wipe down with WD-40 or silicone spray, whichever is handy. It’s become my go to knife!

Wondeful product. The knife is all one piece and was sharp upon arrival. The holster is made of a rubbery type of material and pulls on leg hair. It sometimes feels like it is sliding down or the starp loosens but it never does completely. I tried to wear this on my thigh but barely passed. It stayed on but barely.So far, I did several miles of walking and roller blading while wearing the holster. It held up the entire time and I evetually forgot I was wearing it.I am not too keen on knife laws but the blade seems to fit the description of a dagger which is illegal to carry in my area. Be cautious if you wish to carry for concelaed protection.

First of all the material is cheap, second it was annoying to string together, and third it didnt even fit around my thigh. You also have to hold down the button to take it out. I can understand a button to put it in but if you needed to use it quickly would you really want to be fumbling around with a button to release it? I know I wouldn't. Lastly, I have thick thighs but nothing crazy. I wanted something I could wear under a skirt or dress discreetly to make me feel safe. This is definitely not a good fit if that's what you're looking for because of all of the reason above.

The knife is larger than I expected. both sides were sharp enough and well pointed. The saw is okay but I don't know if it will sever heavy rope.The holster at first looked large and uncomfortable, as the edges were not rounded and it was quite rectangular and a bit cheap looking (hey it's $10). However, with the rubber leashes and clips it stays on very well and does not shift. I wore it for several hours and did not notice it on me! So despite its looks, it actually is quite comfortable and not cumbersome for its size.Now, the latching mechanism is very secure. That being said, the clearance at full open is just enough to get the blade out, which makes it a bit tricky to take it out with one hand. The biggest let down of this knife is that the way the latch is designed, it does not allow for the knife to be slid back in. The lock button has to be depressed fully and then the knife can be inserted. This means it takes two hands to get the knife back in. This is a very unfortunate design flaw.The holes in the knife, though not meant to really be functional, except for maybe the top one, shows rough knit lines from the casting process. It is not polished in this area either. However I will get some rough sand paper to it and hopefully it will be enough to make it a bit better.Overall the critical function of this knife isn't bad and the knife is sturdy and sharp enough to get the job done. For $10 its good, but the draw action is the big killer here.TLDR: Cheap, sturdy, comfortable. Good enough for an emergency but not recommended for regular use (very cumbersome to replace into the holster).

Knife was as described. I must say though, that I am a 5'3" petite/athletic built 20 yr old woman at 115lbs and the top strap is BARELY long enough to fit around my thigh. It's extended out so far that I find the knife to fall off because the strap slips out of the clip. I have intentions of stapling it to keep it in place. The knife is of good quality. Very sharp. The draw is hard to get used to but gets better with some practice. Overall, I'm pleased. I'd recommend this product.

I've purchased 3 of these knives. It's a no thrill basic, inexpensive knife. Easy to draw and secure while diving. I use it every know and then to finish a fish while spearfishing or cutting away fishing line on the reefs. I bought one for me, the wife and my 12 year old when we dive. Thank you for providing a product that is inexpensive and useful.