Hultafors Craftsman's knife HVK GH I All-purpose knife with non-slip Santoprene® handle and premium carbon steel blade I Including holster and holder for working trousers I 380210

Good grip for the average hand. Plastic sheath protects the user and allows the knife to be stored on a belt.I have used it within the garden and during wood working.The blade appears short but it is a good size to control and cut with.The plastic handle and quality steel allow you to keep the knife clean.Very easy to sharpen.I have bought 3 of these knives in the last few years.

Nice knife, bought for camping/sailing dingy, 3 3/4" [93mm] blade length, 3/4" [20mm] wide, 1/8" [2mm] thick, has carbon steel printed on the blade so better to take and keep an edge though would rust if you didnt oil it, very sharp when arrived, blade seems to be fused into rubber handle with hi-vis orange nylon-plastic end caps, front one at quillion nr blade gives good secure feel and would prevent your fingers slipping down the blade, a good guard feature. Cant say if the knife blade is of the full tang type but there is no flexing over the 4 1/2" grip so would assume! the blade is set very deep and secure i`m happy with that aspect of it. grip is comfortable and feels as if it will work securely when using to extremes. doesnt float so put a lanyard on to it to your belt or lose it over the side, rigid molded case some sort of plastic, slightly flexible so may not crack in use? only time will tell, holds knife securely but there is no strap to hold the handle so try the lanyard trick or lose it, having said that it takes some force to release the knife from the case, seems ideal for my use sailing fishing but too light a weight for every day camping though would manage some camping jobs food prep one that springs to mind, if you want to chop wood get something with a broader and heavier blade, would make a useful backup knife or good for weight conscious backpackers, good all round value useful kit, nice!

Up there with the Morakniv equivalent. Comfortable to hold and use for a long time, no hot spots. The steel is better than a knife at this price has any right to be, it comes sharp out of the box though it's worth hand sharpening properly to get the best out of it.Such good value that you can afford to lose or abuse it. Would buy more.

Great knife used for work ( gardening)

Its cheap, has a sturdy well fitted sheath and arrived a lot sharper than I expected. Its quite versatile and has a decently thick blade for the price and fits well in my hand. I'd actually recommend buying 4 or 5 of these instead of an expensive knife that you'd care too much about. Performance wise I'd say its up there with any knife in the £50-£100 range, I don't want to say it's "disposable" but for the price you honestly can't go wrong and shouldn't be fussed about putting some hard use into it.

Easy to use for scouts learning basic knife skills as part of their bushcraft work.

Got this, thinking it would a perfect bush craft knife, well how wrong I was.Left it in washing up bowl overnight, had a bit of water and a spit of washing up liquid in it.Next morning, the blade was covered in rush, how rubbish is that !I would have put 0 star if I could have!

Good sturdy knife, makes quick work of wood when batonning. High quality, strong, highly resilient. Blade comes quite sharp but not razor- easy to sharpen to a point it glides through paper though. Reliable knife- highly recommend.