S-TEC 9" Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with ABS Swivel Sheath - GEN 3 - I Hunting I Camping I Diving I Stainless Steel Blade I ABS Handle I Outdoor Activities I (Matte Black)

Nice price

I have been looking for a knife to use both on land and on, or under, the water, and this knife exceeds all my expectations. First of all, the build quality is excellent, and the knife feels like something the Navy Seals would use. The knife fits perfectly into the plastic sheath and securely locks in place with a click. To retrieve the knife, simply grab the handle firmly and push on the sheath with your thumb to release it from the sheath.The blade is made of a single thick piece of stainless steel, and the handle is a hard plastic with an interesting pattern which looks awesome and also provides a secure yet comfortable grip. The sheath paddle (the part you would mount to your person) has a belt clip and also two oblong loops to secure it around your leg or arm with straps, or you could also weave your belt through them for a more secure carry. The sheath swivels to provide you with 24 positions and a 360 degree range of accessibility options. The blade is super sharp, and the handle also has a hole in the end so you can attach a wrist strap as an added safety measure.Overall I really love this whole setup, its features, shape, quality, etc. I literally cannot find anything I dislike about it, and I am looking forward to having this knife around for the rest of my lifetime. This knife is also going on my list of Best items I've found on Amazon. I give it 5 stars and my highest recommendation.If you found this review helpful, please leave a helpful vote. Thank you :)

This blade is not for EDC. The first one I bought had to be returned for the same reason. The sheath breaks way too easily. The second one I got from the exchanged lasted 2 hours on my hip before barely getting snagged and breaking like you see in the picture.Positives: fits snugly in sheath. Rotates for comfortable fit. Pretty sharpNegatives: sheath breaks way to easily and is made from cheap plastic.Avoid if looking for a good EDC fixed blade knife.

Knife has plastic handles but grips well and stands up to a surprising amount of hard use. For the low price I didn't expect the best but its a hard worker and the blade stays sharp. The sheath on the other hand is adequate at best. The knife is loose in the sheath causing a rattle and blade slips out time to time just from basic body movement. The tension clips for the rotation spindle gave out the first day so it was loose and swinging while walking, the inside carry harness completely broke off the second day when I knelt down to pick up my tools. Good blade, bad sheath.

The media could not be loaded. Decent knife for camping. Stays put in the plastic holster but can be drawn with one hand. Decent thickness. Plain old stainless blade but a neat looking well secured plastic handle and black finish. Wouldn’t want this to be my survival knife but I would carry it around.

THIS KNIFE IS SHARP AND THE LOW PRICE IS WHAT I LIKED THE MOST FOR A GREAT HUNTING OR TATICAL KNIFE COMES WITH A HARD ABS PLASTIC SHEATH THAT CAN BE WORN ON BOTH SIDE OF YOUR WASIT FULL TANG FIX BLADE MAKE FOR A STRONG BLADE AND SHARP ONE AT THAT I REALLY LIKE THIS KNIFE SO FAR I WEAR IT EVERY DAYI HIGHLY RECOMMMEND IT FOR ANYONE LOOKING FOR A GREAT CAMP HUNT OR FISHING KNIFE OR A EVERYDAY CARRY KNIFE

very nice ergonomic design with this hunter. the grip is a little odd with the narrow scales and exposed tang. it is still comfortable though. the blade is just the right length for most out door activities, i.e. hiking, camping, fishing, etc. the sheath is an additional bonus design, as it has the swivel on it to position any where you have the room to put it on your person. this has become the, for now, permanent EDC for my out door photography pack. quite a nice product

It's a handsome knife with a not-too-shabby sheath but usability is the critical function for a knife. I have not had the time to put this one through the paces like I did an earlier review; however, it did function fairly well. I did pick up a definitive nick in the blade during one of the tests, which makes me wonder about the strength of the steel. Was it just that spot? A freak accident? Larger problem? Don't know, but I think I can sharpen it out. That's why I dropped the sturdiness and durability rating to a three.All in all, it's not a bad little knife - note the term. As someone well over 6 feet tall, this one feels really small in my hand. Just keep that in mind if you are taller as I am.I'm not getting rid of the knife but do not see it as an exceptional blade. My overall rating of three puts it at "average" rather than above or exceptional. If you need a knife for the short therm, then this may fit your bill.