Pros: Blade Sharpness, Sheath/Scabbard, Handle Material, Blade Material, Materials, Weight, Overall Quality, Finish
Cons: None
Better than all the rest
I have 7 push daggers from various brands and although this one was the least expensive, it is my favorite. The size sits right between the Safe Maker 1 and 2, and has a double sided tip, so the tip is sharper than both of those for better penetration. Pretty lightweight and easy to handle, but the shape and texture of the handle are what sets apart from the others. It just fits in a closed first perfectly and feels very secure and comfortable. Although the blade quality isn't as nice as my more expensive ones, it's more than adequate for the intended purpose of self defense. I don't test push dagger blades because it's not worth compromising it's perfect original condition for self defense. The sheath has a metal clip that looks durable, and can be switched sideways. The handle rides very low into the sheath, which helps conceal it nicely if you wear it on the inside of your pants. The side profile is significantly thinner than some others so you can do this. The sheath seems very durable and holds the blade securely but not over securely like some do. I wish I had bought more of these and less of the other more expensive brands, but it's nice to have variety.
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