Handmade Hunting Knife with Leather Sheath Bushcraft Knifes1095 Steel Fixed Blade Hunting Knives HUNTER

I love the fish scale-like design on the steel, the shape of the blade, and the hexagonal shape of the butt of the knife. I love the ergonomics of the handle. I have slightly wide hands and my hand fits this knife just exactly. I appreciate the thickness of the full tang steel, the weight and balance of the knife, the sharpness of the blade, and the nice walnut handle. Feels really solid and well-built. Everything about this knife––from the shape, to the materials, to the features, to the nice little details/touches––feel well-thought-out. I'm not an expert knife collector (I have a small collection of choice under-$50 knives), but, especially at the price point (I paid a mere $28 for it), I'd give this hunting knife a perfect "A" grade on aesthetics, design, craftsmanship, build quality, materials, sharpness, and value. The sheath is also quite nice. It will fit on a 1.6-inch wide belt and maybe even a belt up to 1.75 inches wide, but I doubt it will fit a belt wider than that. I am very happy with my purchase. Great product. Great value. It's become my favorite fixed-blade knife. I even bought a second one as a spare. (However, I gifted the spare to a friend who loved it, so now I have to decide whether I should buy still another one to have a spare again.) This would make a wonderful under-$30 gift for any hunter, fisher, or woodsman in your life.Reviewed: Handmade bushcraft hunting knife with leather sheath.

I have many knives, everything from a few Moras to some custom handmade, 20$ to $300, this is the sharpest knife out of the box I have. The sheath is as good as any I have seen. Knife is best in class for this price point and far better then many costing over 100$.

It just came in today, and it's as eye-catching as expected. Seems nice and thick, fairly sharp out of the box, and the sheath is solid as well... but...The belt loop is pretty slim, the decorative pins in the handle aren't sanded down very well, and the handle itself is just a bit short for my hands. Now I admit my hands are a bit big, and my hand hanging off the wood by about half an inch wouldn't be that big a deal if it wasn't covered in sharp edges. It digs pretty significtanly just gripping it tightly.Gonna try to do a little reshaping and sanding and see how it goes, as I think this could be a solid little beater. Worst case I'll just add it to the collection and get something a little more comfy in the hand.

I'm no expert but this knife is beautiful and well balanced. Doesn't seem cheap

Nice knife at a great price. Looks good, feels good, could be an everyday carry. I think I'm gonna keep mine in my car.

the blade was uneven on the handle, I had to grind it down. Blade was very dull.

This knife was very well made and will be a knife that will last made to be used and stand up to use

First off 1095 high carbon steel. Not cheap Chinese steel or Pakistan steel. Beautiful craftsmanship the handle has multiple holding positions. The skull craker is deadly. Out of the box cuts like hot knife through butter. The mosaic pin in handle is exquisite. I make knives in my blacksmith shop and all are way more than 30 bucks. An absolute steal. I suggest seller raise the price. It Came oiled. As well. One small thing mine did have a scratch on one side but doesn't affect use and probably could buff it out.