Handmade D2 Steel Tracker Knife, Fixed Blade Survival, Camping, Tactica,Black Tracker Design with Horizontal Carry Leather Sheath, Durable Outdoor Knife for Adventurers

Very nice Damascus metal knife with its own unique metal pattern. Love these Damascus metal with its signature patterns, each with its own distinctive patterns. The knife is full tang with excellent hardwood - rose wood based on description. Seem like walnut patterns, but the wood definitely feels harder than walnut.Overall, a beautiful knife at a great price $18 including Prime shipping

This knife with the options I requested is of very nice quality. The knife was sharp out of the box and the handle is nice, fits my hand well, (I have large hands). The steel looks great and will obviously need to be kept with oil or clearcoat with acid etch. The sheath is nice, meant for an horizontal body strap or to a pack. It has the notches I need to create kindling and sharp edges for other functions. This is a tool, the shape isn't really made for cutting meat but could if you need to. Overall, very nice knife. I'm pleased.

As soon as you hold this item in your hand you can tell it is well made. The Damascus steel is beautiful and the design is simple. I love the shape of this blade. The walnut handle is nice, as well as the leather case, however the leather pouch broke off within days of being delivered. The leather pouch is too small for a sharpening stone anyway and apparently for a fire starter. You don't want to get this knife or the case wet however. You will quickly notice rust begin to develop as there is iron ferrous in the steel. Also the leather will get all slimy, so try to keep it dry. I plan to get another one from this distributor for my cousin because we both love this knife.

Nice knife, cheap scabbard. Snaps should be better quality for a knife. Don't want to have it fall out

This Damascus knife is awesome! It's extremely sharp, weight feels amazing, and the grip fits perfectly in my hand. I absolutely love it and I highly recommend. The only thing I can think of to make it better is to add a small sharpening stone for the small pouch on the sheath.

It's nice compared to It's price sharp enough solid mital nice loking

You really do have to be realistic with sub two hundred dollar handmade Damascus knives. It's not going to be perfect, it's going to have janky bits and rough bits... This was no different.The handle had a few jagged wooden spots where it was really rough, nothing unexpected for forty bucks. But the full tang had jagged sharp edges sticking out one side. If you actually tried to swing this knife or use it as a camping tool it would have hurt me. Booboo not emergency room...Again that could have been fixed with a dremel and some epoxy fill. I almost look at these knives as "kit knives" they're fat chunks of actual Damascus steel with sub par handles and usually pretty bad sheaths.But speaking of the sheath this is where I started the return process and it's entirely my fault. I didn't know you couldn't wear tracker knives on your hip gunslinger style. That's how I wear all my sheathed knives. Right hand draw. This sheath only let's you wear it blade up strapped to a belt. Usually in the small of your back as it's too awkward to wear on your side on the right to pull out and the left side is just useless for being able to remove the knife.Thr blade itself was lovely. Came oiled. Was actually surprisingly (machine) sharp out of the box. I really liked the *design* of this knife and the fit in my hand. Again the flaws it had were to be expected at this price point, realistically... The sheath was a no-go though. Keep that in mind if this is your first tracker Knife thst these by and large come with "strap it in the small of your back only" sheaths.

Sturdy, nice to look at, not EDC unless you’re Rambo. Take it camping with you, and the price is great.