Reviews and Ratings for Demko Knives FREEREIGN Fixed Blade Knife 5" AUS-10A Satin Tanto, Black Injection Molded Rubber Handle, Molded Plastic Sheath - FR-10A-BLACK-TANTO
Demko Knives FREEREIGN Fixed Blade Knife 5" AUS-10A Satin Tanto, Black Injection Molded Rubber Handle, Molded Plastic Sheathrated 4.5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Demko Knives FREEREIGN Fixed Blade Knife 5 inch AUS-10A Satin Tanto, Black Injection Molded Rubber Handle, Molded Plastic Sheath

 

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Demko Knives FREEREIGN Fixed Blade Knife 5" AUS-10A Satin Tanto, Black Injection Molded Rubber Handle, Molded Plastic Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Glockdadr0cal
 Ga.
May 30, 2023
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Blade Material

Great knife

This knife has s great handle to blade ratio making manipulations great. Be advised this is aus 10. Its not a go camping etc knife. It is very sturdy and can handle tough jobs but i bought it to appendix carry and save my life. Its light quick and sharp as he**. It will serve you well as a light duty camper but especially as a fighter. If you're looking for a knife to live off the grid no but if you're looking for a light chores and self defense knife its perfect.
Demko Knives FREEREIGN Fixed Blade Knife 5" AUS-10A Satin Tanto, Black Injection Molded Rubber Handle, Molded Plastic Sheath
rated 4 stars out of 5
Jim
 Front Royal, Va
Aug 08, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Weight
Cons: Handle Material

Impressive and handy

I got the Armiger 4 first and wasn't impressed at first: it felt a little like a toy and had a toy-feeling sheath. I did get around to carrying it for a while and learned that the sheath is pretty easy to get the knife in and out of as sheaths go. After that, I was looking for a bigger apocalypse-surviving knife, but not as big and heavy as the Becker Campanion or Crewman. It was the sheath that drew me toward the Freereign. I own a lot of knives, but this is the first one that made me feel confident that I could quickly whip it out and use it for defense. The knife is thick enough in all the right places that the AUS 10 should be perfectly adequate against breakage. I'm not a fan of the rubber handle: I go G-10 whenever I can. I liked it. It has no top guard and that the jumping is not so sharp to tear up your thumb. This is a really good do-everything knife. (Except maybe slicing a block of cheese.)