KizerMuskrat Fixed Blade Knife, 3.15 In S35VN Neck Knife Mkuruti Wood Handle Fixed Blade EDC Knives for Men Women, Outdoor Hunting Hiking Survival Camping Knives with Sheath, 1064A2

This has become my favorite edc fixed blade. The size is perfect and extremely comfortable in hand. The shape makes it easy to unsheath and resheath the knife. I got it in 154cm and Kizer does a really good job with that steel and the value you get is great. They come crazy sharp and 154cm has good edge retention. Even though it’s small it has great functionality, I’ve used it for almost everything. You won’t go wrong with it.

Buckle up butter cup... This is my review & I stand by it.I've been carrying various folders for a couple of years, and have steadliy continued to find something new that tells me, just get a fixed blade. From the easily rusting (not limited to folders), pocket clips breaking or coming loose, to lint, dirt grime build up, to changes in the action over the long haul. Well a while back I broke down and got a nice Civivi Elementum Fixie... I use it for gardening and other harder tasks I wouldn't put a folder through & I love that it's always been up to all the tasks, & without any of the aforementioned issues. However, it's a rather large knife to try to carry around as an EDC. It's about 8.5" /8.75 with the sheath.. So I've been on the lookout for something smaller that I could either pocket or scout carry. While adding several options to my cart and unable to find a different specific one (Vosteed Mink - With the Sheepsfoot), I came across this one. So I dove down a couple of rabbit holes to look up info and check out reviews. Well I'm here to let you guys know.. This is the bees knees (well for me). It's only 6" from tip to the end of the lanyard hole, 6.75" with the sheath on. and it's been doing it's job flawlessly since i got it.Pros: It was sharp out the package. I was able to put it through its paces for my most mundane activities like opening mail & packages, slicing the tape on boxes, and occasionally slicing some leaves out in the garden. While the original belt clip works, I purchased some belt straps to carry it in scout position. For the price, it has been more than worth the cost. While small, it feels sturdy and for those of us with smaller hands, it's in that Goldilocks zone. Folks with larger hands, well the milage may vary.. but "should" get at least 4 fingers, unless you have Andre the Giants hands or those baseball mitt size hands. It's also extremely lightweight. I tend to carry a heavy bag full of tools, so my judgement about weight might be skewed... However, I honestly forget that I'm even carrying it until it gets bumped against something. I was pleasantly surprised that the scales are pretty grippy also.Cons: I cut myself ... smdh.. But it works lol.. The only gripe I have is the pocket clip on the sheath. It's adjustable from one side to the other, but when wearing inside the right pocket, I had to reverse the clip from how it was received & packaged (no big deal)... but it just felt awkward. Don't get me wrong, the clip worked & kept the knife secure, but for the intended use, it wasn't what I wanted... So as previously stated I got some belt straps for scout carry and couldn't be happier. It would be nice if they offered more choices for the colors of the scales, but this has no bearing on the functionality of the knife itself.I only have traditional kitchen cutlery, machetes, and the bigger Civivi to compare to for fixed blades... With that being said, I"d have absolutely no qualms in purchasing another one of these in a heartbeat.Well that's my time folks, happy shopping.

The Kizer Muskrat in 154 cm has become my weekend carry. The included kydex sheath and clip are done well. I carry it on my belt on my right hip and hardly know it’s there. The fit and finish was on point and the edge grind was even and sharp. It is my first Kizer knife but definitely won’t be the last.

I love this knife, I'll ear it around my neck and forget it's there. I'm giving it 4 stars because it was a little duller than I would have liked out of the box, but other than that it's amazing. I was looking for a smaller fixed blade and this was the perfect buy for that, especially at the price point and for the type of steel you get

Kizer is a really good company who gets a lot of unwarranted hate because they are a china based company. Although I love American made knives I don't love the American made price. Kizer is a phenomenal brand in my opinion. I've been eyeing the Kizer Muskrat for a couple of months and finally decided to pull the trigger on purchasing. I am absolutely pleased with my knife. The build quality is great, The weight feels just right and it fits quite well in my hand. Love the jimping on the spine. The blade was incredibly sharp out the box so factory sharpening is pretty dang good. I would recommend Kizer to anyone from a "Knife beginner/novice" all the way to a "Knife Veteran" Five ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ across the board! If you've been looking at Kizer or aren't to sure about them I would suggest just grabbing yourself a Muskrat! Under $60 for D2 (Tool Grade Steel) Will cost a bit more for higher premium steels.

Sharp and slicey out of the box. Wasn’t sure how well the sheath for this small knife would be. What a surprise. The sheath holds the knife very securely and I really like the way the sheath carries on my hit. For such a small knife it’s a great performer.

Decent quality but too small for my liking.

The kiser muskrat (orange) Is a perfect size knife. Great made knifes, Sharp as ........ will be buying more of this brand, They are super knifes. Really good craftsmanship!!!! ☆5☆