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Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Professional tool
The caution regarding the sheath is warranted, although it should not deter someone who is willing to remedy this with some fine sandpaper.Once you have decided on right or left hand carry you can then make one slight improvement by rounding off the side you push the knife with your thumb. this lets the knife come forward a small amount which allows the guard to bypass the hard hold within the sheath.I also gave a light sand with 1000 grit sandpaper to round edges of the sheath.This done with thumb pressure then knife releases cleanly, but if someone attempts to pull it from your sheath it won't go anywhere.The knife is perfect for me, I just rounded the jumping somewhat as it was too rough for my hands, but i am glad it came pronounced enough that I had the option to leave it rough for if I was wearing gloves or I was younger or tougher.I find this knife to be one of my 2 perfect knives of this size that I have.My other one is not carried on this platform so I won't advertise it.WLB
