Pros: Weight, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Handle Material
just amazing
ordered myself this knife for christmas. im a long time survival student seems mora turns up with everything/one survival on the entire web; i didnt have a mora befor. this knife is just fly weight, shines like a new dime in the carbon steel version i got, the "pro crafter S" BLUE GRIP) is the stainless version of this pro c knife. the grip is solid and grippy edge as expected is sharp, case, quiet convienient rugged. i have watched you tube reviews where these were just abused and shook it off including batoning this which feels like a glorified place setting steak knife. all ive seen agree the thinner blade metal of these cuts wood better then the thicker robust or heavy duty models about 1/2 again as thick. honestly i dont yet trust this"plastic blade" as the only bush craft knife in the mini ranger kit (" knife, zippo, 1 space blanket + all the education your survival brain center can hold) i watch many of the Ray Mears awsome survival vids on you tube him learning and teaching survival with/to indiginous peoples in jungles, frozen wastes etc all over the world, scenery is spectacular, his knife ya only ever see the blade is suspiciously mora he knows his stuff about outback life ; plastic steak knife good enough for him i will chance it. got mine with a promo code another knife site $7.22 plus stupid shipping even at 1/2 off with the promo code green jeffrey ps if you find a pebbled finish on the spine side instead of machined that is common, some file the spine flat to use with ferrocium rods i see it as a sign of hand crafting wouldnt change it for the world. with polished aluminum simular grips I'd give $35.00 for this knife happily
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