K EXCLUSIVE Wild Wolf Pack Fixed Blade Knife – Wolf Artwork on Blade, Carved Antler Display Stand, Intricate Faux Bone Handle – Artistic Home Décor for Wildlife Fans – 12” Overall

The blade itself is about 9 to 10". The whole knife is about 13" the construction is very durable and sturdy.The blade is really sturdy and has a saw built into the back.The knife comes with a survival kit in the handle (matches, fishing kit, etc.)I found the sheath much to my surprise to be a better quality than I expected.The handle could be a little longer, but I have large hands but it's still good.I bought mine from Budk for $12 (not including shipping) the Amazon Jungle Knife is a great alternative to the "officially" licensed Rambo knife. The official Rambo knife costs anywhere between $65-$120 depending on who you buy it from. I checked all the review on the officially licensed Rambo knifes and those were rated as "not good" for the money you spend and were ALSO made in China.I thought I'd save a lot of money and buy this knife instead and am VERY HAPPY I DID. It combines both knife (Rambo I and II) in one.I was a little skeptical because of the price but was surprised of the GOOD quality.The blade is sharp and so is the saw back which looks awesome too!It's a very menacing looking knife and not SO super large so that it will poke your side every time you sit down while strapped to your belt.It looks like an expensive custom knife with OUT the high price tag.The sheath appears to be actual leather but I could be wrong? I have seen others slam it as pleather but I disagree! It's not a bad quality sheath at all.This is a great knife for the price, Bud K has a lot of neat stuff for decent prices, I've never been disappointed with anything I got from them. I Love Budk.I see a lot of people putting this knife down in their reviews, but come on? People are throwing it at trees, at the ground and using it as a hammer? REALLY?I guess depending on what your going to use it for, but myself, I use it as a box cutter at work. I have broken 3 box cutters on thick card board boxes so I bought this knife and it does the job.I get compliments every time someone sees me using it. I am always asked "Can I see it" and they all Love it as do I. How can you beat $12 bucks for a knife?

I bought this in 2016 and wanted to use it before writing a review. The knife looks exactly like the pictures. The blade was sharp and everything arrived as expected. I have been able to sharpen this multiple times and it still works like it's brand new. I have used this to chop and saw branches up to 8" thick. The blade is solid in the handle and I haven't had any problems. I've dropped the whole thing in a river and there are no signs of rust. The handle wrapping has stayed in place and the removable end piece fits tightly. I used the matches in the survival kit and refilled it with my own. The sheath is NOT real leather, so don't buy this if that's what you're looking for. The belt loop on the sheath is very large and fit any size of belt I put it on. All-in-all, this is a very good knife for the money. I don't know why others seem to be having problems with their knives.The only downside is the compass did fall out of the handle a few months ago when it fell out of the bed of my truck. Other than that, everything is still fine.

Nice quality, especially for the price. Sturdy with a nice edge. The sheath, though not bad, isn't the best...the bottom part that has the string attached to it started coming off after only a couple of days, no big dea, it still holds the knife securely, so I'm happy with this purchase

I love this knife but the sheath isn’t that good

When looking for a good cheap knife for camping, this was my first choice. While this is not a top of the line Case knife, it is still pretty well made. I expected this knife to fall apart after 1 trip, but it has held up surprisingly well. After many tough trips in all kinds of weather, this knife has stayed together. The leather sheath isn't bad, but could be a lot better. It started to fall apart after a few trips because the string holding the pieces together unraveled and came undone. For $30 though, what would you expect. The actual blade of the knife is very well made. It holds it's edge pretty well and has a strong point that is not likely to break. The handle of the knife is as one could expect, cheap. it fits in your hand, but the string wrapped around it comes unraveled and gets cut pretty easily. the compass in the pommel might work for other knives, but not on the one I bought. However, every knife I've ever had that had a compass on it, they never worked. I've had $250 knives made specifically for survival and the compass doesn't work. the small emergency kit inside the handle is convenient and works pretty well actually. This knife is good for short uses and as a good throw away knife, but I would not use it for actual wilderness survival.

I haven't used this knife yet. Outside of the box it seems to put together well. It's balanced sharp and appears to be as advertised. Will follow up with a few edits after the knife gets some use

We made. Vary pretty. Has nice weight to it. Deffently not to use but vary nice for a collector

Está bonito casi idéntico al de rambo me gusta su peso