Tactical Knife - 10 Inch Full Tang Blade Knife with Sheath- Premium 440C Steel Construction - Perfect for Hunting, Camping, Hiking, and All Your Survival Needs (green)

What I really like about this knife is the design and sturdiness. The rubberized handle is remarkable and ensures a strong comfortable grip. The sheath is also sturdy and secures the knife very well. I believe that for the price that you cant go wrong. Take care and be safe.v/r,Rudy

The Length And Blade Width Are Perfect, The Sheath Sucks, Reducing A 5* To 4*

got it for self defense hopefully ill never have to use it but good to practice with

Well made..

Knife is ok but rattles in the scabbard. Not a little but a lot. Running for sure but just walking it rattles horribly

QIXENIO-manufactured tactical knife could be useful in the field when hunting or fishing, the 10 inch blade is capable of cutting difficult materials and has an attached device to break windows. This knife comes with a sheath which can be attached to your belt or webbing. The user will need to unscrew the sheath cover to gain access to attach to a belt. The ergonomics is decent for the price point. The user should review this product as a basic hunting/tactical knife likely capable for a period of time out in the field but longevity of materials and durability may alter after extended use. This product is manufactured in China.

I was pretty surprised at how much knife you get for the money here. I am no stranger to great value fixed blade knives because of Maura, but I’ve never quite seen a full tank ninth at this price point that performs as well as this.The steel is really good mid grade steel and the titanium coating will keep the corrosion at bay. It also gives it a tactical appearance that won’t reflect a whole lot of light if you were trying to stay hidden. The knife and the sheep together are very thin, and in general this knife is a quite a low profile. The silicone grip is actually one piece that slides onto the back of the tang and is kept in place with two bolt sets. It’s very secure but it comes off easily enough for cleaning and sharpening. And it gives you plenty of grip so you don’t lose control of the knife. It has an opening on both ends as to allow the ground glass breaker point to pop out of the bottom, so it won’t retain too much liquid but you can be assured of the design that stuff is going to get inside the handle so you will want to remove it periodically for cleaning. These are not bolt on scales with a little gap between the blade and the grip.The knife comes hair shaving sharp and I was just surprised at how agile and thin the profile was and even more so how thin the secure Kydex sheath was for it.You can easily shave arm here with this thing right out of the box. It’s quite a decent knife for the money. Fantastic value.Not everybody likes the Tanto point but this knife will cut and pierce and it’s pretty versatile. The secondary edge allows you to work with finer detail as well.

The media could not be loaded. So much to cover to explain why I rated this five stars; here goes. The steel won’t turn any heads but 440C is a staple budget knife steel and this one has .150 (3.75 mm) of it down the spine. TPE handles aren’t as nice as Micarta or G10 but they are soft and cushy and these are over molded on the full tang knife. It has a lanyard hole, pommel point, and finger grooves plus flaring at the transition. All nice features for such an inexpensive knife. For me is isn’t a survival knife, the nice cushy grips will quickly raise blisters, and a tanto point is not survival in my opinion. But what it is is an interesting knife. The tanto profile is nice and distinct. The upper swedge is even and really thins the point to a needle. It comes decently sharp and the handle is comfortable for short periods of meditate use (and nice for cold weather being over molded). In all I feel like this designer really attempted to offer value for the dollar, even the coating is even and complements the green furniture. The sheath is an obvious cost cutting measure though it is nicely styled and the retention works well (for now). The jar plastic sheath has multiple attachment points and is securely riveted together but the belt loo is screwed on and does not inspire confidence. The knife is retained in the sheath by two nubs of plastic that pinch the knife’s bolster. The issue (included in the video) is the sheath spreads open every time the knife is inserted. This will eventually weaken the whole sheath. But even before the sheath breaks I wager it will stop holding the knife in.I admit this doesn’t sound like a five star review but here is my rational. Cost plus utility equals value. And there is value in the versatility of this knife. The handle is comfortable, the steel is serviceable, the overall construction is solid, the grind is clean and edges sharp, and it offers safety features. The entry price and those features elevate it to a recommended buy.