Joker Survival Knife CM123 Ember Flat, 4.13 inches Blade of SANDVIK 14C28N Steel, Black Leather Sheath includes, Paracord 550 Included, Tool for Fishing, Hunting, Camping and Hiking (Micarta Canvas, Leather Sheath)

It's a great knife, scales aren't proud or shy of the tang, same story with the pins, square edges on the spine to strike a ferro rod or scrape tinder, they nailed the heat treat, while it is 14c28n and doesn't hold an edge for a super long time, it holds it as long as any knife of this steel ive used, it's extremely tough and very easy to sharpen in the field, handles comfortable in about any grip in my fairly large hand, with plenty of room for a larger hand, it's not a heavy knife, so its not a chopper, but the steel does accommodate to being batoned if you have no other options, I like the finish on the micarta for a linen type micarta, while kind of a smoother finish it does offer plenty of grip bc of the shape of the handle, and obviously it gets grip-ier when wet as micarta usually does...the sheath is well made it seems, but only offers for a vertical belt carry, I did make a frog for mine to horizontal carry it...this is my second ember and I've only owned it for a week or so, while most of my experience, less one overnight outing, is with the scandi grind version, it's just as well made and the heat treat is just as good, for the money, I strongly suggest it, and is a great alternative to the morakniv garberg, that is also a fantastic knife, I just wasn't a huge fan of the handle material...I will definitely be buying more knives joker...also seller was on time with no delays

4inch blade. 4inch handle. solid general purpose sheath knife, good sheath

Very, very good knife for the money. I would recommend Joker knives highly. Can't say enough good about them.

Over the years I've owned several knives, I'm 62. This joker bushcraft knife is one of the finest that I've ever owned. From the packaging right down to the beautiful leather sheath. Over the years I've taken many deer and processed them myself and I know this is a high quality knife. With all the knives online, this one caught my attention. You get a leather sheath that is finely stitched, and yes this is leather. The knife itself fits like a glove in the sheath. There is a link between the sheath and the portion the belt goes through, so if you sit down it's not rigid to your side. Now that's something I like, you also get a magnesium stick with the igniter along with some paracord. I may sound like a salesman, but the Spaniards don't skimp on quality. For the price you can't beat it.

out of the box it was razor sharp! and after a lot of use, just take some stopes work and it become razor sharp again!the 14c28n is well tempered! hold an edge for long time, doesn't chip and doesn't roll. thumbs up!the built quality surpass, not all, but a lot of knives that cost a lot more!the sheath is well made, big drain hole, great stiches, great quality leather.In flat grind is a great meal prepper, use it for preparing firewood, preparing food, really versatile!I can easly say that this knife is part of my kit almost all the time I goes in the wood.

This knife is a really great product. Hand crafted, every one is an original. Light weight. I wear it with pride. I use it everyday. Great on stakes, rope and sapling branches. It is a knife I pass down as an heirloom.

I originally purchased this as an inexpensive backup knife for some survival kits our family our together. It has ended up spending less time packed than it has in the kits. The knife has a good sized handle which feels very stable. The smooth handle is very comfortable to work with regardless of the job you are trying to accomplish. Definitely worth the purchase, it has become my favorite bushcraft knife.

I have always appreciated the quality and value of Spanish knives, especially from the Joker brand. My Joker Nomad is a beautiful knife with perfectly shaped micarta handles and a razor sharp convex edge. I have a bushcraft model cv120-p with green micarta handles that is well balanced and fits my hand like a glove. However, I recently ordered a Joker Ember- F (flat blade grind) with walnut handle scales and I was quite disappointed. The grind was uneven. It was ground too high on one side of the tip and ground too low near the middle of the blade on the other side. Near the back end of the handle there was a noticeable gap between the black scale liner and the tang of the knife. Not what I am used to seeing from this brand. So I returned the knife. I am not ready to write off Joker as this may have been a fluke. I plan on ordering another one of these knives when they are back in stock. Hopefully that knife will be on par with the other Joker knives that I own.