SZCO SUPPLIES 15-Inch Outdoor Survival Bowie Knife, Black Blade, Rubberized Handle, Nylon Sheath, Camping, Hunting, Tactical Use

The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is a formidable tool that's as rugged as it is versatile. Its sturdy construction and razor-sharp blade make it ideal for a wide range of tasks, from chopping wood to preparing food. The ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip, even during extended use.Whether you're hiking, camping, or simply working around the yard, this survival blade is a reliable companion. Its compact design makes it easy to carry, and its impressive durability means it can withstand the toughest conditions. If you're looking for a high-quality outdoor tool that can handle anything you throw at it, the SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is an excellent choice.**5/5 Stars - A Beast of a Blade for Outdoor Enthusiasts!**I'm thrilled to share my exceptional experience with the SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade! As an avid camper, hiker, and outdoorsman, I've put this blade through rigorous testing – and it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect!**Pros:**1. **Rugged Construction**: The full-tang, 420 stainless steel blade is incredibly durable, withstanding heavy use and harsh environments. The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, even in wet conditions.2. **Sharpness & Edge Retention**: The blade arrives razor-sharp and holds its edge remarkably well, slicing through branches, ropes, and meat with ease.3. **Versatility**: This blade excels at various tasks – camping chores, hunting prep, self-defense, and even light chopping duties. Its 15" length provides ample leverage without being cumbersome.4. **Balance & Weight**: Perfectly balanced, the blade feels substantial yet wieldy, reducing fatigue during extended use.5. **Affordable Excellence**: SZCO SUPPLIES offers incredible value – this blade's quality rivals those costing twice as much!**Cons:** None! This blade has proven itself to be an indispensable companion for my outdoor adventures.**Verdict:**The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is an outstanding choice for anyone seeking a reliable, rugged, and versatile cutting tool. Its exceptional performance, durability, and value make it an essential addition to any outdoor enthusiast's gear collection!**Recommendation:**If you're in the market for a trustworthy blade to accompany you on camping trips, hiking excursions, or hunting adventures – look no further! The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade will serve you well.

It’s not the most durable is it big but will break if hard on it I broke mine but throwing it but that’s why I got it. it actually is good for a cheap knife and not very sharp but will cut and the point is enough to do damage. The sheath is not bad and the knife actually feels good so only get it for a cheap project like throwing or just to have a knife and not care if it’s gets broken or lost other than that still cool for use and it’s a large knife so a full size Bowie.

For the price seems alright

Love the handle, very ergonomic. It's not quite a full tang width, maybe what they call a bolt tang, or a partial tang, but I think it does run the whole length of the handle. The blade might a little bit thin for this size of knife, but that also makes it lighter and easier to handle. The sheath is made of fabric and sometimes the sharp point of the knife can snag on it just a little bit, but it's fine if you're just a bit careful. Good value for the money.

First of all I didn't expect a handcrafted knife at this price (under $20) so I don't like to be too critical. Secondly it is a very long and well shaped knife if that's what you're looking for. It'll stab for sure but I'm not so sure it'll make a good chopper.Pro- sharp (I've never had a knife this quality this sharp straight from the factory). Nicely balanced, not too heavy in the handle, not too heavy at the top. I don't have a micrometer to check the thickness but it's not too thin either so if you don't want a knife that needs huge biceps to wield this will be good for you.Cons- as my first picture shows the cheap sheath is about a half inch too small. That's a problem because the tip and sharpness makes me worry it'll wear through quickly with any big push of the knife into the sheath. Also, I noticed some jiggle of the blade so I took it apart (2nd pic). I thought it was a full tang because there were 2 pins holding the handle but it turns out the lower pin is a fake, it's actually a partial tang. I expect it won't hold up long to heavy use. Lastly the handle is really wide even for me and I have big hands. Smaller hands may have a problem with the grip.Overall if you want a cheap sharp stabber that's got some heft and length this is a good knife for you. If you want a solid chopper bushknife this isn't it.

No frills or engraved vistas, just a knife big enough to double as a machette. If I lost it, I would not cry as the low cost ($14.62) makes it almost a disposible knife. Worth every penny.

I love this knife! Wow! Sharp!!! Really, really sharp. Careful who you hand this baby to; or no hand! About time I get a sharp blade. And the handle fits my hand perfectly. It won’t slip even wet. The guard is awesome! You wouldn’t want to slip. Great knife. Great value for the money. I received them (I bought 2) the same day I ordered them! How?!?!

I accidently purchased this knife while browsing the Cold Steel Knives, thinking it was a Cold Steel Knife. At first I thought "What the Hell! Wheres my Cold Steel?" But I soon realized I had purchased one of the other brands that they like to throw in alongside the Cold Steel selections. Human Error? Yes and crafty advertising. But all is well that ends well and I must say I am very happy with the knife thus far. The 9 & 3/4" blade is impressive for a thirteen dollar and fifty cent knife (after taxes). It has a great classic Bowie shape and is sharp enough to shave hair. The handle feels good in the hand. No complaints there. The sheath is cheap nylon, its not really good and its not really bad, it serves its purpose. Have not had to sharpen it yet but thus far Siskel & Ebert give it 2 thumbs up.