REATFixed Blade Knife with Kydex Sheath, 8" D2 Steel Blade with Full Tang Desgin,Ergonomic G10 Handle, Hunting Knife for Camping,Survival,Bushcraft

Purchased this on a whim after watching an online promo for it, thinking it might make a nice EDC knife. It didn't work out well for that intended purpose, but after using it for some "around the farm" tasks, it shines as a general utility knife. The handle is a bit long for EDC under a shirt for me (mostly because I'm stocky and it pokes me in my fat), but the belt clip is excellent for general carry while working. The sheath has very strong retention, so no worries about losing it, even when clipped on handle down.The blade design is perfect for small chopping tasks and for skinning. I used it to process some rabbits and it had no issues with that at all. Stayed shaving sharp after cutting bone, which was nice.Solid little knife.

The design of this knife is suited for tactical purposes,self defense. The angle of the handle gives a straight line of movement when thrusting into a target,which maximizes power making penetration very easy. It is light enough to maneuver well, and with accuracy. It is a good slicer which comes in handy for food prep.ot has a recurve blade that allows good slicing on a pull cut. So this knife is versatile able to handle a variety of edc chores. The G10 handles offer a good grip even when wet. And G10 is super durable. Over all a great value at a low price

Sharp and inexpensive. Not for someone with large hands (barely comfortable with my average-sized hands).

This is an excellent knife. A good sheath also. Worth the price.

Nice bladeRecommend it

Very nice knife. Well made and has a good weight to it. Feels good in the hand. Easy to remove from the sheath and the blade is sharp. I carry mine in my EDC. Handy tool to have with you.

I love the knife, not the sharpest i've every used, but is fairy sharp.Handle is easy to grab.easy to pull out of holder. easy to push back in.Holder.....it's nice that is had an easy clip on the belt holder. However. the clip is not rotatable. therefore you need to unscrew the hold and rearrange the screws to change the angle the knife is on the belt.however. there aren't enough holes that i could NOT get a comfortable angle.therefore i'm looking at finding a new holder or creating a new holder.The lack of flexibility in the holder, holds this knife back.

This Reat branded sheath knife is well made and easy to handle. The Kydex sheath is custom fit to the knife and offers a nice tactile click upon removing and reinserting the knife. I like the way the sheath hold the knife close to my body so it does not print beneath an untucked shirt or light jacket. This is a good, lightweight and compact belt knife. There is the perfect amount of force required to remove the knife so there is no danger of it becoming dislodged during vigorous activity.I like the safe forefinger and thumb positions built into the rear bottom and top of the knife blade. The full tang build and G10 scales make this a durable and sturdy knife for field dressing game or for whittling. Although I tend to prefer leather sheaths, I have no problem liking this Kydex sheath. The only thing that concerns me about the long term reliability of this sheath is the fact that it depends on a spring operated push button to keep the sheath mounted on my belt. If the push button belt clip fails, I can easily replace it with a more traditional belt clip. The clip is held to the sheath by two screws.I like the lanyard hole in the butt of the grip and the handy shape of the knife. This knife offers good value at the $60 price point. The drop point blade and light weight make this a great primary or secondary hunting, camping and hiking companion.