Ccanku C1140 Fixed Blade Knife,D2 Blade G10 Handle Utility Knife for Outdoor, Survival, Hiking, Camping(Silver)

So i don't know much about different types of steel and their qualities, so i cant speak on that. however the fit and finish is decent for 25 bucks, it came out of the box sharp enough to pass a paper slice test with no effort, and the finger ring is thankfully nicely smoothed out and comfy to use. the handle is pretty small and short, but i already assumed that when i looked at it online and they dont try to hide that fact its clearly a thin handle from the photos. the scales are a tad wobbly, but i can easily tighten that and loctite the screws if needed. typically, that would have me take a star off, but for 25 bucks this knife is insane quality and the sheath is pretty great too. positive retention, cant shake the blade out no matter how hard i try but it pulls easily with a direct pull. idk man, seems quality to me, probably not something i would use for anything other then a self defense knife though not really designed for camping applications.

I wanted something slim and low profile, and was curious about a finger hole for retention, so for the price I figured I’d give this a look. It’s exactly as its show in the pictures. It’s got decent g10 scales and the blade finish is consistent. The hole is large enough and placed in such a way that any grip is comfortable. Whether it’s D2 or not, no idea, but not worried as it’s not a utility blade for me, it’s a hole puncher. It came with an edge that is just barely shaving sharp. Tip is probably fragile but it’s a nice sharp point. The only negative I’ll point out is the straight portion of the blade just before the hilt are was ground to a slight inward curve instead of it being perfectly straight. You get what you pay for, but you’re getting your money’s worth.

Most of my knives are quality and higher dollar blades. I got this for a Back-Up for CCW and another to mount in my truck as a GITFO blade. Overall, for the Money, it's a great little knife. My hands are somewhat larger, and the edge is rather close to my hand when I grip the knife, but I can modify the back 1/4" of the edge to prevent a cut. It's super pointy and the edge is usable. Just a couple of swipes on my Turnbox Ceramic Rod sharpener and I was popping hairs on my arm with ease. For what I intended this knife for..... as a last ditch "Grab-n-Stab" tool, it's perfect and money well spent. The Kydex Sheath is very nice and sturdy and comes with a removeable belt clip and has several rivet holes around the sheath to mount various clips or an Ulticlip.

This knife is underrated. For the price, the quality is very good. It feels good in the hand and is made of decent materials. Would consider buying another

Well made light very sharp and unique sort of a stretched tanto edge. Great sheath and very unique belt attachment. Can be changed position on the sheath to be mounted different ways. And can be altered for different belt widths. Would definitely purchase again and may get another

It’s a great size to conceal. It is light weight but still a good Wright and is very durable. It wasn’t razor sharp out of the box but is easy to sharpen.

Feels rather rugged, sheath is nice moulded plastic, blade locks in nicely, but you can also get it out quickly.

I honestly just bought this knife because I liked the aesthetics and the price. I mean it's hard to argue with sub $20 for a mean looking fixed blade! I was actually surprised by this little knife when I got it. Sure, the scales were loose and jiggled in my hand, but they are fastened with torx screws so I easily tightened them down. Maybe the finger loop on the back is useless, but it makes it easy to draw out of the sheath, and they actually put sweet jimping on the spine. The only meh part is the sheath. It's borderline too loose. The knife won't just fall out, but sometimes if it catches something just right it can pull out( only happens if you're in a seat with seatbelts or obstructions around it). I've really only had this happen once maybe twice in two weeks of everyday carry and I have to ride forklifts and bump in-between lumber storage racks all day long at work. The sheath sadly comes with a knock off tech clip which sits way to high on a belt for easy draw. This knife strikes me as an excellent choice for a boot knife or neck knife. If I were manufacturing this knife, I'd tighten up the retention of the kydex and I'd swap the fake tech clip with a pocket knife style metal clip(clips like this for kydex exist and are super cheap) that would instantly turn it into a great boot knife. I might would throw in a nice lanyard for optional neck cary too. To solve the sheath attachment issue, I just took off the supplied clip and tied some Paracord on the sheath instead so it can hang in my pants pocket, which is how i carry it. Now, the edge on this knife is actually pretty good, sure it didn't come actually sharp, but that was nothing a decent sharpening block and strop didn't fix. I can't tell exactly what type of grind this knife has, but I think it's hollow or maybe flat. It's definitely pretty slicy. I can get it pretty much shave sharp. I'd say that for under $20 it's a good fun knife to buy and quite frankly you just can't bad mouth it at that price. It's actually become a real favorite of mine just because it's freaking cool and it actually does what a knife is supposed to do, cut good!