WEYLAND Tactical Knife with MOLLE Sheath Holster - Fixed Blade Full Tang Survival, Hunting, Bugout & Bushcraft Knife - Outdoor Hiking & Scout Camping Knives - Black

Love the feel of the handle makes for a good grip and no slip. Knife is sharp but was able to make it even better. Like the fact it has a gut hook to open chest which was a selling pount for me. Like the size of the blade making for quick work out in the field. The sheath mounted to my molle backpack. If weight is a factor there are lighter fixed blades and smaller but that was not a factor for me so i love it and serves great use and functionality. Color was the perfect combo for my gear also but they also have it in all black.

I purchased this knife for a recent camping trip. I used it several times opening things and around the fire. The blade is nice and thick and it sits well in the hand. Very easy to use and great quality! I also love the sturdiness of the sheath. It has a nice snap and loop on it to hook to my molle panel. Thank you!

Haven't used knife yet but wanted something smaller than my machete but easy to sharpen and attach to my backpack. Think it will do the trick.

Amazing quality!!!

I mainly bought this knife to go into my counter strike collection but it feels better than just a display knife, as a military service member I plan to use this knife for some field work instead of letting it just look nice in my collection.

I actually went backpacking with my daughter on our first trip of the year and brought this on my hip. I do have a lot of nature experience, but 99% of it was with my dad, who was a Vietnam Vet and I'm only just now venturing out on my own, and with my 11 year old.While I didn't get much opportunity to really put this to the test, I did feel a lot safer having this with me, and it feels far more sturdy and reliable than a few other blades I've gotten on amazon. It's also just the right size. I do have petite hands, so for me it was a little bit big, but not anything unwieldy. It has the quality of a smaller cottage brand that hasn't cut corners and sacrificed quality for profit, which I truly value in all my gear, but especially a blade.I feel confident it would be a lifesaving factor if I got into a scuffle with a predator, or got lost in the wilderness and needed to build a temporary shelter. I gave 4 stars for the sturdiness and durability only because I haven't gotten to put it to the test. But overall, I feel good carrying this blade on my hip and would recommend it to anyone.

The iffy stuff:No instructions, not that a knife needs one, but given the shapes and textures, they should offer something. I assume the point of steel sticking out from the back of the handle is to break a car window in an emergency? Why is it ribbed on each side of the top of the blade near the handle? Anti-slip treads, I assume? The tapered slot cut through the blade? To save a few grams of weight, I guess?The cons:Sheath is very poorly made. I could sew something together better.Snap on sheath barely makes it around handle to snap closed.Blade is just sharp enough to cut warm butter.The plastic for the handle is low quality.The maybe:Not sure the type of metal used, but I'm almost counting on rust.The pros:It's decently sturdy. That's about it.I've thrown it in the garage in my miscellaneous tool box I rarely use and have bought a better knife. I should have known better than to expect something even just decent for such little money. The good reviews are obviously from people who don't know what a good knife is. If I put a Buck Knife in their hand, they'd get why a quality knife costs $100. This one is barely worth the 19.95 I paid for it.

Good knife with gut hook. Solid feeling handle. Molle fastener and case fabric are very good. Just wish it had a blade guard built into the fabric.