Karambit Knife - Fixed Blade with Sheath - Claw Knife wood Handle Sharp Blade - Camping Knives - Karambits for Men and Women - Best for Hiking Survival Hunting Fishing

The wooden handle is solid, though wood has some minor surface scratches. No biggie. Nice pattern on it. Reminds me of the Megatrone symbol, but I am probably wrong. Either way it adds a bit more "classiness" to the knife. Now, the blade is sharp and balanced like a karambid should. Surprisingly, the steel used is quite hard around the edges. I am not sure if there was a heat treatment that helped the edges stay sharp or some other trickery :) Certainly for an average stainless steel it performs quite well, exceeding my expectations. My scabbard seemed good. Very nice floral pattern on the leather, kind of makes it seem a little bit less lethal visually, haha. Dual stitching would have been nice indeed, but it's not coming apart yet. It holds the blade OK-ish, old-school, no strap with a button or anything, to hold it in, so you should exercise some care handling it. On the other hand, it can be taken out without additional actions or noises... The knife doesn't fall out of the scabbard, if it's turned upside down, but if you shake well, it does fall out. Just something to keep in mind. I, personally, like the design, simple, effective, not extra straps or buttons. There's some beauty in the simplicity and a bit of certain practicality, too. For the Price, I think it's a very good knife, very nice 20th Century vibes and well-placed decorative elements. For those who are fans of karambid, or just looking for a decent knife for various work that knives supposed to perform -- this is not a bad choice. Though I can't say if would be too brittle when abused with tasks knives shouldn't do anyway. As a self-defense knife, it should perform well. But be ready to sharpen each side a bit more, to hone the edge until it' has a very even surface and shines, that means a really good edge (use 1000 or even better 10000 grit sharpening stick) on both sides, and maintain it to be that way; would take a bit more time than with your regular single-edge fixed blade knife. But the two edges, well, and the design, they theoretically should work well for the purposes this knife was made for, so I can't complain, just putting things into perspective.

Love this knife.

I just got this karambit and so far I like it and the edges are sharp out of the box and it's comfortable in my hand but a couple of caveats to consider here for starters this blade was not built for any of the karambit tricks that most people grow accustomed to with modern day karambit's and two the second edge only makes any tricks you want to do with it a hazard so if you want a comfortable stable knife you can count on this is it but if you want to buy it just to flourish it around then I warrant caution when using it

Not a sharp knife from the maker but it absolutely rips the snot out of anything! Pretty sure I could pierce a tank with this thing!

Knife is very beautifully crafted and overall easy to hold, If you like Claw Knives I'd definitely consider this one. Leather holster is a bit big but I suppose it needs to be considering the size of this knife.

Initially I was very happy with the product. Wasn't close to sharp. Dropped the knife once and the wood piece for the handle broke. Putting the knife on my belt and the strap came off. Very disappointed.

I would suggest this knife to anyone that loves to collect them it is very sharp I absolutely love mine

Good knife and sharp