Portable Knife 6.7 Inch 440C Fixed Blade Outdoor Camping Portable Straight Knife With Kydex Sheath The Knife Comes In Black And White (Black)

I’ve owned a genuine benchmade that this knife rips off and honestly for the money its a great buy. Ive bought 2 so far, handle/body edges are smooth, no knicks or sharp edges on the grip. The blade is not razor sharp but sharp enough, personally I dont think the POU of this knife is to cut more to stab but you can sharpen razor sharp if you prefer. I plan to buy more in the future.

I ordered this to attach to a vest and have available for emergency use. It works great and appears to be of good quality.

At first I wasn't sure because the sheath seemed like it was cheap but at second investigation it seems to be nice hard Kydex. The knife is generally very good. My only complaint is with the sheath retention. You can turn the knife upside down in the sheath and it will hold you can give it a slight little jiggle and it will hold but if you do a medium thrust the knife may come out. If you're wondering how secure it is in the sheath. I think for an everyday carry it would be perfect. Also the sheath sits comfortably in your front pockets if you're the type of person that wears them in the front whenever you sit down you don't really notice the sheath is there. Which I like

Looks, feels and works for its intended purpose just as good as the name brand. Fits perfect in molle. Great value.

Requires 2 hands to remove from sheath.The knife fits entirely too tight, and the sheath is unable to stay attached to anything. Belt, pocket, waist band, it doesn't matter. You go to pull the knife and it won't release, the sheath and knife won't separate...A better clip is needed, it simply has no holding power to keep the sheath secured to your person...

Got mine in yesterday. Took a chance on it with all the retention issues in the back of my mind. The retention on mine is just about where I'd want it. Matter of fact I'd like it to be even more snug. Mine will not come out unwanted even when running with my outer carrier on. I've read the complaints about it not being sharpened on both sides. This is an implement meant for sticking, not cutting. And as the only thing I would use this for is the "last effort" tool? It will do exactly that. Both edges being "sharpened" would not add too, nor does it take away from, what this tool is intended for. Like someone trying to get my duty weapon and I need to dissuade them from their course of action. It's so low profile on my outer carrier that unless you're looking for it? Most won't know it's there. I bought this over the "name brand" because the price on that one made my eyes water. A few other cops on my department have the "name brand" item, and no, this is not the same quality. But is it worth the 20 something is spent? Yes. Will it do the "sticky" it needs to do? Yes. This is not an "open boxes" or "bushcraft" knife. This a very mission specific knife that is meant to do one thing. Glad I bought it. Oh. 18 years as a street cop and still active. 12 years active duty military prior to that. The Benchmade one is NOT worth the C-note they want for it. This is worth the 20 something they ask.

Received as a gift. Nice knife.

To answer the obvious question, yes, the knife is a decent budget version of Benchmade's SOCP. Unfortunately, the sheath detracts from the value. Mine had the screws that hold the pocket clip strip out after a week of carrying it. The sheath is also too tight a fit to work as a spare sheath for an SOCP. The knife itself is well executed, and being single edge makes it legal to carry in most areas. Finish is surprisingly good, and it's acceptably sharp for it's intended purpose. if you can't afford the real thing, this can be made to work.