Master Cutlery MX-A815BK 5" Karambit Folder, 2.5" Black Blade, Black G10 Handle with Clip

The Karambit may be a little on the bulky side but sure feels good in the hand. Nice blade and I love the spring release by thumb or fore finger. I'm also a fan of liner locks. This will be a good companion on a hunting/fishing trip along with a couple of good Kershaws (Kershaw Junk Yard Dog 2.2 and Ken Onion Black Blur). The workmanship and choice of materials is really good, although I would have preferred a harder blade (don't worry; you'll never wear out the 440C)! Not an EDC as its a little too bulky and I reserve that anyway for the Kershaw Ken Onion Black Blur. For the very fair price, this is awesome knife and one I am proud to add to my collection and use.

This Karambit comes pretty sharp out of the box, though I went and sharpened it myself to get it to a razor's edge. It's very well built and I don't foresee and problems with the integrity of the blade being an issue. It's also extremely large. Normally, I hook my knives to my belt and tuck them into the small pocket on my jeans. However, when folded up, this blade is too big to fit, so I've had to switch and just have it hooked to my belt. This usually poses a problem because the knives can just slip off if I do enough moving around, the clip on this knife is so tight though that it isn't a problem.

This knife feels good in my hand and is pretty comfortable. it flips open pretty smoothly and is decently sharp. The handle is pretty big (it fits well in my hand but may not in others) and overall its a good little knife. The only issue I have had with it is one of the screws has fallen out by the ring and lets the plastic flap up a bit. I can easily fix this if I get a new screw though.I would recommend this as a cheap knife to pick up!

Okay, everyone who is looking at this knife. I must warn you, its huge!!!! I have fairly large hands and it fits remotley comfortable. The problem is, its very bulky, the pocket clip was so stiff i couldnt move it at all. I had to use pliers to loosen the clip and even then it took me a few minutes. The pocket clip only allows u to do tip down carry, so its pretty awkward to get the blade in a quick draw with the blade ready. Even then its not in the traditional reverse grip. Also the finger hole has cut my fingers on many occasions because it as slight edges. So flipping the blade is a little dangerous. The blade itself cuts through just about everything. Its sharp but, not as sharp as i had hoped. The knife itself it great, it just needs a few modifications like drilling holes to make it tip up carry. Sanding the inner finger hole and take about 1/6-1/8th of an inch of the handle to lighten it and to make it less bulky. Hope this helps you guys:-)

I just want to start off by saying this knife is awesome. From the weight, the look, and the Quality of blade. Would definitely buy again. Love this knife and I get complimented all the time.

I use this knife at work for cutting boxes open . And it works great. The feels good and solid and has a nice weight to it. If you have never used a karambit before it might take some time getting use the curve but it's sharp and a good knife.

Price is cheap and so is the blade steel. It wasn’t sharp out of the box and after a good twenty minutes of sharpening it could cut paper. However, after about ten paper cut the blade was dull. The steel must not been properly hardened or just cheap steel. I know you cannot expect much out of a cheap knife but if the freshly sharpened blade can’t even cut more than 10 paper cut it is not for me to keep. I returned the knife.

It's slightly larger than most folding Karambits, has a great in hand feel and is fairly comfortable to handle! The blade comes pretty sharp but can lose it's edge pretty quickly too! It's part of my daily carry and has been for about a month and I like it a lot, I've even taken it into the woods to c how it'd perform in survival situations and used it to cut sum small branches, make tinder, and baton wood for fire! I trust this thing with my life!