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Pros: Weight, Overall Quality
Cons: Handle Material, Blade Sharpness
Solid Bushcraft, but still pricey for what it is.
It's nice to find an good bushcraft under $50 not made in Asia, and overall this knife does not disappoint. It's durable and will tolerate abuse, including batonning. It's weighted nicely, the grind is even, and the sheath is functional (but plasticky). Ships in a good quality cardboard box, too. Still, a 1095 blade should arrive sharp. This one didn't. $50 should also get you something better than a polypropylene handle. The rubber handle on the Morakniv Bushcraft carbon steel is superior, at a lower price, and you will not need to sharpen the Morakniv out of the box.