Kizer Baby Fixed Blade Knives with Sheath, 3.9 Inch Blade Camping Hunting Knife, Full Tang, G10 Handle for Outdoor, EDC -1044C2 (Transparent Color G10 handle+154CM blade)

First off this is not a thick hacking blade , more of a cutting blade. Personally work better suited for a hatchet . To each his own .More like a spider co Morgan than say a Serrata . The knife feels comfortable in the hand but has a slimmer grip than most .The blade has the same specks as a 440c which excels as a thinner blade .The sheath is better than most . Not entirely sure if I like it yet but at least it is a kydex style .Rides a little lower on the belt than most .Usually you get a decent knife with a useless sheath .Knife makers please read that again , the sheath most of you send with your expensive blades leads one to believe you don’t carry your own knives. This is a first impression that I will try to expand on after some use and sharpening . Over all a very good buy and an impressive knife at this time

My title describes how I feel about this baby. It came screaming sharp out of the box , it's been holding a good edge so the heat treat on the154cm is soild, the sheath is great and I have no real complaints. I've edc'd this repeatedly and it's been holding up well to ranch use . And the small handle is a positive to edc while still being comfortable.

The GOOD: The knife comes razor sharp, one of the sharpest knives out of the box I've ever seen. Full tang construction, seems very sturdy. The size/weight makes it an easy conceal and viable option for EDC. Overall, decent knife, I like it.A HEADS UP: To those with larger hands, this knife is just a tad on the smaller side and the handle is VERY thin so you have to do a "thumb on the spine" style grip to hold it well, especially if you have bigger hands. But, from its construction it appears it was made with that grip in mind.The BAD: While the Kydex sheath is pretty decent, (... locks in pretty good, no rattle and stays in when shook, has an easy draw) .. the belt clip attachment is deplorable. It's also made from what I'm assuming is Kydex and is flimsy. The screws on the adjustable clip are hard to get tight enough to lock it down securely without moving around. In fact in order to tighten them enough if you want to adjust the swivel position you have to take the belt clip attachment completely off, then tighten the adjust screws as best you can, then remount it with the other two screws that actually secure it to the frame of the sheath. This seems to be a growing trend with some knife companies to get their overall retail price down is to sacrifice this feature. My advice would be if you decide to buy this knife, get a Tek-Lok or metal belt clip to replace the cheap/plastic belt clip that comes with it. You'll be much better served if you do.

Great knife, super sharp, holds an edge, ergos are good too. Sheath is solid as well, good retention with no shakes or rattles. The little rotating clip isn't the best, but it's easily removed and can be replaced with a better attachment method. For the price the attachment method is NOT a deal breaker at all. I'll be looking at other kizer knives as well now.

I was skeptical because it's a Chinese company. Watched YT reviews. Pulled trigger. This knife was made for me. I like jimping and this $59 Chinese knife has the best jimping of any knife I own (most expensive is ESEE 6). It travels far on the spine and underneath where index hits. It's not aggressive jimping or too rounded. It's perfect. It feels great in my hands (Medium gloves). I like making feathersticks with it the most. The wide belly is what spoke to me when I first saw it. I've had it for almost 2 years. Absolutely no regrets. I purchased the translucent/jade one, but I might just get the all black one as well.

This knife is great. I didn't really need another knife, but when I noticed the materials and price of this one, I really couldn't say no. I have been carrying it for about 2 weeks now, and it is the perfect size for an edc fixed blade. Full tang construction, great finish, and has kept its edge despite being my work horse for over 14 days. Not my first Kizer knife or Azo knife, but it is my first Kizer fixed blade. I'm really blown away by it.

The knife is of decent quality, but the sheath is horrible. The screws are tightened so tight that it cannot be reoriented, and they strip if you try and undo them due to being very cheap metal.

I really didnt know what to expect from this knife. Is it a skinner? Is it daily carry? Is it a collection piece? Yes.I have been very pleasantly with this knife. The knife has a darn near perfect balance, the handle is light but dense and grippy. The blade is a great utility size and I will be using this for just about everything. The knife is light and lean but it is dense so it doesn't feel like a cheap $7 Walmart knife. The sheath is very light, has a seemingly sturdy plastic/poly clip and swivel. The sheath itself is a similar poly/plastic material (I'm not sure what exactly) but the knife fits absolutely perfectly and stays put (it won't be falling out easily.) The sheath is narrow enough that you don't even notice you have it on your hip.For the price (I paid $58) I think this knife is a fantastic value and you will be very surprised at how much you like the knife. You will have a decision to make, do you put it in your 'collection' where it will get no dings or chips or do you keep it on your hip and use it regulary. I might just have to get another to put one in the collection too.