Outdoor survival claw tactical knife D2 steel blade and G10 steel handle sharp fixed blade with sheath

Pros: Cost is low Kydex sheath itself has good retention and protection Pretty sharp out of the box Very lightweight, doesn't pull down basketball shorts or sweatpants like a hefty knife does Intuitive design for defensive use, you could hand this to pretty much anyone and they would understand how to stab someone with it efficiently, great for someone who doesn't have any knife fighting training Cons: Belt clip is absolutely garbage, I replaced it with a ulticlip 3.3 slim for 14$ making this knife about 30$ give or take and removing the need for a belt Handle is somewhat small for my XL hands and I have to be very careful to not open my hand at all or it will slice my pinky, not the end of the world just something to be aware of if you have big hands Verdict: With the addition of an ulticlip I think this is a great option for EDC, it can be clipped into pants pockets, purse dividers, sun visors in your vehicle, pretty much anywhere. It would also make a good neck knife. For the money, 9/10, buy it, you probably won't regret it.

I’ve carried a Benchmade SOCP dagger for years and did it strictly as a defensive option and not a tool for any other purpose. Sadly I lost it recently, and found this while searching to replace it. It’s effective blade length is shorter than the SOCP, as one downside, and the clip needed to be replaced with one that I had from an old holster because the supplied one has weaker retention than the blade does against the Kydex. But, as a trade off, I’ve found that it’s shorter and flatter sheathed size is much more comfortable than what I had grown accustomed to. The ergonomics are very similar to my old Benchmade, but the lack of finger grooves and a thinner handle make this one easier to handle overall. It’s also a bit easier to draw a pistol while maintaining control of it with an index finger through the loop, which is one of the reason I like this style of knife to begin with. Overall, for $18, I’m really happy with this as a replacement for my Benchmade, and not just because of the value. I’ll continue to use a SOCP dagger as a duty knife, but for personal every day use, I’m going to carry this.

Got mine pretty sharp pretty quickly. Steel isn't half bad. I dig it. I might order another and reverse the edge on it. The eye fits my index as to what I think is the best for me. Probably not a good fit for a big old farm bred American country boy monster. My only gripe is I wish the sheath had just a little lip on one side of the opening. I've put a couple holes in my hand not paying attention. Took a while to it break in. It was really tight. Honestly it's a great knife for the money. The tip on mine is a friggin needle. It's sharp. For the cost, it's perfect.

The blade feels like an X-acto knife. It's very sharp and will do serious slashing damage. If I had any complaint it would be the belt clip. The knife locks into the plastic holster which is good but when you pull it out, the whole holster wants to come off because the clip is facing the same way. If they put the clip on the other way it would catch and let the blade pull out freely. Overall good self-defense weapon, but don't pull it out unless you intend to give someone a lot of stitches.

The clip it comes with is basically useless, whoever designed it decided to make the inner surfaces that would "stop" on your belt when you deploy the knife both sloped. So instead, the whole thing, sheath and all comes out when you try to unsheath the thing. What I did was just use a spare CCW clip I had laying around and drilled holes in it so it would attach to this sheath. Now I can draw this knife without the whole sheath coming out. Its a decent product otherwise, but remember its a purely defensive weapon, don't start using it for cutting boxes and stuff.

Look, if you need a very small but crazy efficient knife,here it is. This knife is made out of D-2 tool steel. It has a small sheath as well. It is perfect for a woman's purse or a man's back pocket. This knife/tool is a must. Not easy to sharpen buy will stay sharp a long time. Excellent quality and value.

Great book knife.

The clip is no good and I've ordered an UltiClip to replace it as others have done. The Kydex sheath and blade are a good fit, no rattle on mine with good retention. Easy to keep tucked under a shirt and small enough to be comfortable. D2 steel? I don't know but it came pretty sharp I'm sure it will hold up fine. Once the sheath stays in place it will be a very tactical tool for many practical purposes. I'd buy it again but they really need to fix the belt clip because it's worthless as others have stated. The blade retention is good as it should be but it pulls the sheath right off the belt. Scooter...