Outdoor Edge Game Processor, PR-1, Complete 12-Piece Hunting Knife Kit for Processing Big Game, Full Tang 420J2 Stainless Razor Sharp Blades, TPR Non-Slip Handles, Sturdy Hide-Side Storage Case

Sharp and great quality, weight is manageable , gift for my husband he loves it

This game processing kit is all you will ever need (and more, really) to process wild game in the field or even process your own home-raised meat animals. I bought to process my own rabbits and got the job done with the just the caper and skinner, which is all you will really need if you are only processing small animals like rabbits or squirrels. The shears are a bit unwieldy for my small hands and really did not work that great for cutting off the feet as I had hoped but may be more useful in dressing larger game. The knives come out of the kit super sharp and ready to work for you so be careful! The kit comes in a hard plastic carrying case, which keeps your knives together and keeps you safe when toting them around. The handles have texture as well as formed grips to prevent slippage during use. All in all, a great kit but unless you are processing big game, probably more than you need.

Great set looking forward to this season.

Got this for Christmas. Great, sharp knives. Useful for processing various animals so far. However, some of the blades already have rust spots just from hand washing and drying.

Bought for my husband as a gift, he loved them. Super durable and sharp. He’s been using them to cut up his deer. We’ve washed them multiple times with no rust. Great value for the money. Size as described.

I’ve had one for years bought a set to give away,really like them

I just used this kit to field dress a moose, and I have no complaints about the cutlery within it. Cutting through moose hide will dull a knife quicker than trying to slice open a train rail, but the sharpener brought the razor edge right back every time, and with only a few swipes. The boning saw delivered as promised, cutting easily through the sternum and pelvis (well, as easily as one can cut through a moose sternum and pelvis without using a sawzall... lol) Pretty much the only two knives I used were the caping knife and the skinner (I like using small, controllable blades when cleaning out even the biggest of game). The gut hook made slicing through the mesentery and linea alba a breeze, although it would not rip through the hide like a Wyoming Knife would. The only real complaint I have is the rib spreader. I don't think it was designed to prop open a moose rib cage, but on the other hand, I'm not sure I was trying to implement it correctly... perhaps an instructional video would help? Overall, no complaints, and I consider this a very, very good investment.

great set