Ontario Knives Moteng Grape Hook Knife

I started harvesting grapes to test it as soon as I got the hook. It required no additional sharpening and seems to be of good quality for the price. I use an upward angled pull off to my side to cut the stems of grape clusters, and the blade is sharp and thin enough to make a quick, clean cut.

It wasn't very sharp. I had to sharpen it to make it work

I like the item, easy to sharpen but being black it is easy to lose.

dull

Knife did not have the hole at the end as the picture shows... I did however drill it and it worked fine until I put it to work. The blade was doing good at the beginning and just as all new knives they go dull very fast... after a few sharpenings it stays sharp longer. The biggest problem with the knife is that it is not made to sustain heavy duty grape harvest. Once I put it to a real test (hours of fast picking grapes) the blade came off. I've had several knives similar to this and they have a metal piece in the handle to hold the blade in place for it not to fall off...this knife does not, so now it is just there for parts .Spanish: No sirve para piscar uvas. Se cae el cuchillo cuando piscas la uva dura y no tiene el oyo para poner to sienta.

Great tool for picking grapes, it works just like you think it would. I'm not sure if it's better than a pair of handheld clippers, but it does the job, and is a more interesting tool for the job I guess.

i like it

exactly as pictured and delivered super fast. definitely recommend