Ccanku C1691N Fixed Blade Knife,D2 Steel Nylon Fiberglass Handle Outdoor Claw...

I got this knife in May and absolutely loved it. Super sharp out of the box great feel in the hand and holds the sharpness great. Have only had to hit it with a quick tune up sharpen once or twice. I open a lot of boxes at work and this knife was great. The sheath made it easy access for work and is built great. I speak in the past tense on the knife because as my title says so good it was a steal for someone. I set it down on the rack and grabbed my next two boxes. When I got back to the rack my knife was gone. I thought maybe I took it with me when I grabbed the other boxes so I checked there and it wasn't there. So highly recommend this knife just be mindful of where you leave it because it may not be there when you get back.

Pros: Very sturdy and sharp. Looks nice. Easy to handle. Finger ring is perfect size. Scabbard reversible for lefties. Cons: scabbard is not tight enough to keep knife locked well. All in all, you can't beat the price for what you get. I bought four.

This knife was great. Crazy big ang great for karambat like movements. It's double sided which is a big plus.

Ok, it’s a $15 knife, so here’s the pros and cons. Pros: Solid feel. Comfortable grip. Not premium D2, but definitely a higher than average hardness. Fits tight in holster. Can get a training version of the exact shape. (Masalong kni104) Cons: Did not come sharpened well. The back of the “dual side” blade was not sharpened at all. (D2 is more challenging to sharpen yourself, so this was a bummer, as it took a lot of work to get any kind of usable sharpness to it.) Pulling the knife from the holster cuts a small amount of plastic away almost every-time no matter how you pull, so I’m not sure the holster will last long-term. Overall, I think it’s a great beginner Karambit to get used to the feel and nature of this type of knife. It feels solid and looks nice. If you are good at sharpening your own blades, you can probably get this very usable. It has a nice weight to it, and is a high hardness steel. Being able to get a training version of the same mold is also a real plus. A solid 4 star for a knife in the $15 range.

Dude, ninja your way out of any situation with a hawk bill fixed blade! Crazy cheap, decently sharp, and the sheath is decent. A fighting knife in my opinion just has to have several qualities, pointy, easy to hold, and durable. You got all that right here!

Sharp out the box. I’ve had this over a year now and it’s still sharp after some light use. I think the steel is kinda soft but then this is more of a weapon than a tactical knife . I love the plastic sheath as its guides the blade in and out with precision for fast movements.

Impressive build quality for the money! With a coupon code from 704tactical it was around $12. It fits pretty well in the hands. It feels solid. The color is darker than the ad, but that's no big deal. Buy one! How do I buy a new sheath? Mine broke 2nd time I wore it. Wrote company and they refused to answer me.

First time getting a karambit/karambit-style knife. Feels very sturdy. Can move and adjust the cant/angle and depth of the blade on the sheath tho the holes don't give it as much flexibility as one would think. Slight grooves on the hard grip fit the fingers better than I thought and help with holding the blade. Most likely not an EDC as the shape makes it harder to conceal... Wicked blade, definitely will put it through its paces cutting open boxes and pretending to be a ninja.