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Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
A Small All Around Outdoors Knife
I've been using the JG3 for a little while now. The blade is a good thickness for its size, overall its not heavy and carries on the belt well. It's comfortable in the hand, and as usual, a short blade makes it very friendly to use outdoors. I've done quite a few bushcraft tasks with this knife including small bits of fire prep (feather sticks/light battoning), made friction fire sets, finish work while carving kuksas and spoons, and notching out deadfall traps and try sticks. The JG3 handled all these tasks very well. If you're looking for a very solid knife, for realistic use in the backcountry, this one would be a solid choice.