Reviews and Ratings for Wander Tactical Dimorphodon Fixed 8.5" Dark Earth D2 Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Thermo-Molded Polymer Sheath - WTK02BE

Wander Tactical Dimorphodon Fixed 8.5" Dark Earth D2 Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Thermo-Molded Polymer Sheath rated 3 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Wander Tactical Dimorphodon Fixed 8.5 inch Dark Earth D2 Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Thermo-Molded Polymer Sheath

 

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Wander Tactical Dimorphodon Fixed 8.5" Dark Earth D2 Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Thermo-Molded Polymer Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Np
Germantown, MD
Dec 14, 2016
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Materials, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

Good, reliable survival blade

This is a survival & backpacking tool, a hybrid between an ax, machete, a knife and a prying tool. Steel is sharp with a green protective coating. Cuts rope and telephone book easily. Very well made. Design of handle is very ergonomic. Overall excellent for any forested, heavy vegetation terrain and is designed to withstand heavy use, abuse and survival. This is not a knife that a collector would put on a stand for public display.
Wander Tactical Dimorphodon Fixed 8.5" Dark Earth D2 Blade, Black Micarta Handles, Thermo-Molded Polymer Sheath
rated 1 stars out of 5
Daniel
Apache Junction, Az
Sep 04, 2023
Pros: Weight
Cons: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard

Flea Market Fit and Finish

Very disappointing for a $300 knife!! At first glance it looks awesome, but upon closer inspection, it looks like the blade was made with an angle grinder with ZERO effort made to polish the jagged edges. The handle scales have small chips so they don't sit flush with the tang. The scales don't fit properly or the tang wasn't cut properly leaving protruding tang edges that make the handle uncomfortable to hold. Last but not least, the blade has a slight twist/warp towards the front. This blade has the qualities of a $20 flea market knife from Pakistan!! I hope that not all of Wander Tactical blades are this poorly made! I just hope that I can return it! Oh yeah, I almost forgot the Extreme rattle when the knife is sheathed!