Treszen Stainless Steel Blade, All Steel Solid Handle for Home Use, Outdoor Camping, Fishing Pocket Knife, Survival Tactical Knife, 9.5 Inch - Silver

In truth, this thing is of limited (if any) practical value, and no matter what you are trying to accomplish, there's probably a better tool for that.Still, I have to give this five stars for several reasons:1) It feels very well made. Someone put some thought into this.2) The presentation case it comes in is outstanding - you'd think it was a $1000 rollerball.3) The fit and finish are excellent.4) The blade is well designed - very thick in the back. In terms of use, it appears designed for point-and-thrust vs. cutting. Because the blade is so thick in the back, it won't flex much.5) When sheathed, it's a very sturdy single piece. No play at all.6) Overall, it's just an interesting piece.7) The price is right. For less than ten dollars, it's a deal.A few cons...1) It's a nice length - but too long to carry in any reasonable way or for any reasonable purpose.2) The blade is so thick in the back that it's not going to cut very well, if you had that in mind.3) It would be difficult to sharpen, given the blade geometry.4) Not a con, really, but it takes 13 turns to unscrew and open. That makes it strong, but hard to open.

Not the highest quality, but for the price this is a amazing deal. It's solidly built. and actually feels rather good in your hand. The machine work is clean, and the design is attractive. I would certainly recommend this pig sticker

This is an odd and interesting item. I can think of various uses for it. The blade is pretty strong given the length versus width of it (the someone triangular blade profile makes is stronger than it looks), though I would not use it in a prying action or there'd be a chance of snapping it. It's basically a stiletto combined in a tanto. I would think this was propably originally intended as a pu'er (pu-erh) tea brick knife. It looks the same as knives for that use, just longer than average for that.The down-side of it is that the sheath screws on/off, and it screws a quite a lot. This is not a quick-open knife. I'm tempted to devise some alternative sheath for it so it's more convenient. For this reason, I don't really think it should be branded as a survival/EDC/utility item.

Perfect for letter opener, nice, durable, sharp, and looks amazing with its sleek patterns.

For the price, well worth it. The blade seems a bit delicate for any serious work---other than use as a weapon. The relatively sharp tanto blade does have some weight and thickness on its back edge. And, in the closed position, the the weighted end containing the knife hilt makes it a decent small bludgeon, capable of damaging an assailant's fingers and hands. Unfortunately the two rod sections DO NOT screw together to make this a truly lethal "pocket assegai" or throwing dart. It really seemed to me that it would be well suited for that purpose. Offering additional extension rods (as extras) could, with 2 or 3 of them, make it a very credible, well balanced, portable javelin/spear. Or, in a closed position, an even more effective club. Another worthwhile extra would be attachable spike or ferrule for the opposite end in order to make it a hiking pole. Maybe a hi-tech ataltl! I better stop. I'm breaking out in a cold sweat.A serious implement with practical survival and defensive uses. And an interesting toy for the weapon psycho who thinks he has everything. The above capabilities combined with stronger, sharper blade would give it 5 stars. And even just making the 2 sections joinable would give it 4.

Solid knife sturdy threads good n is heavy enough on the handle it can double as a none lethal weapon perfect for putting in ur backpacks side exposed pockets or to keep in ur car In the middle consoul it's perfect for leather jackets or any jackets with long inside pockets for 10$ it's amazing highly recommend

Better than I expected. I love this. Bigger and heavier than expected(not a bad thing) and beautiful.

Looks nice could have been a little thinner and longer I should have read the specs. Used it once to cut ribs and it did the job it’s nice and sharp but after the first wash it rusted in spots if it was truly stainless steel it wouldn’t have rusted so quickly. Would not buy again.