Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Weight
Cons: Sheath/Scabbard
A Descent Knife For The Price
This is a pretty good knife for what it is and its intended purpose. The blade is a bit thin, and it's Hollow ground, so this contributes to an even thinner blade, but I'm sure that it would perform quite well, regardless. My only real complaint is the sheaths belt clip. It's a bit on the cheap side and too easy to accidentally unclip. I removed it completely and put on an UltiClip Slim 3.3 for IWB concealed carry. If I were to want to carry this knife on my belt, I would install a Blade-Tech Tek-Lok. I also noticed that while drawing the knife from the sheath multiple times during practicing that the edges of the blade get dulled. I reasoned that this could only be a result of the type of material the sheath is made of. I believe it to be Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon (FRN). This is the same type of material that Cold Steel uses for there Secur-Ex sheaths. I also reasoned that this is not going to be an issue since the knife is intended for one purpose, and that purpose doesn't necessarily require razor sharp edges. I'm actually quite pleased that the sheath is made of such a durable material. Overall, I would definitely recommend this knife to anyone looking for a decent, budget-friendly push dagger.