Small Double Edge Knife Fixed Blade Neck Knife with Sheath, EDC Full Tang Knives, Gift for Outdoor Camping Hunting Backpackers Hiking Enthusiasts

Great little knife, chain is a joke.

Pleasantly surprised with the lil' guy. Great knife for the price. Carried it around for one day. Seems sturdy. The edge is decent. Penetrating power is mediocre. The hole only fit my pinky (I'm a big guy). But love the grip. Has a stud on the hilt that's a nice touch, not sure I could crack open a window, the knife is so small, but it's still a nice feature. I would not count on this in combat. Even in regular use the small hilt and double edge make accidents very risky if you're not careful. Liked the sheath. The chain needs to be replaced. But for the price it's a really nice lil' sucker.

As a blacksmith, I have a strong interest in steel, including blades. I find them very useful tools, and this is no exceptipn. I have been wearing it to do outside chores, and it is quite helpful, trimming this or shortening that. I spark tested it, and it shows that it is quality stainless steel, well tempered and sharp. The grip is comfortable, it looks good, and is quite light. With a full tang, it is quite sturdy and a good value.

Every now and then I like to buy little knives to throw in a box for my son. He’s only 10, but we like to collect knives together, and sometimes I like to just grab little things that I can throw in there for when he’s older, and I can surprise him with a big collection of knives. Yes, I buy very expensive namebrand knives, but sometimes I’ll throw in little things like this that, while they aren’t very functional for day-to-day use, they do offer a wonderful aesthetic and some functionality to play with. I was actually pretty surprised with the build quality and how cool this little knife is. It comes with a nice little sheath and the chain if you wanna wear it as a neck, knife, and the full tang feature gives it some rigidity if you actually had to use it. My favorite part overall though, is the rubberized handle. For such a little knife you really do get a pretty amazing grip. Overall, the price point is pretty affordable, and while it’s not something that’s going to be king of your knife collection, it is fun to throw in a pocket as a little bit of the defensive blade. I’m glad I picked it up.

Those small dagger is the perfect size for wearing as a necklace while also being useful to protect yourself from any "animal" that may attack while you're wearing it. The kydex sheath is a very snug fit so it takes a tug to pull it out but can easily be removed when needed. Don't trust the ball chain that it comes with, replace that with something far stronger and that ties in a knot, not something that uses a clasp of any kind.

The blade is razor sharp, and the handle is quite perfectly designed. Amazing grip and the fact it is a necklace is just phenomenal. The knife comes out easy and goes in easy but also locks in place quite easy. The steel feels solid and ready to last a long time. Grade A bang for your buck for any collector.

A knife that is not sharp is not a knife. This knife comes so dull that you can run your fingers up and down both blades; you can even poke yourself with the tip and not injure yourself. Once sharpened (and that is no small job) it holds an edge reasonably well. The lanyard line shown in the photos has been replaced with a very small diameter bead chain, like an old ceiling light. The handle is only moderately well connected to the tang. Unless you are an expert knife sharpener, and plan to replace the handle with a custom wooden one, I don’t see much reason to purchase this product.

Is it an ideal EDC knife? No. It comes with a neck chain, but it's very uncomfortable to carry that way. These types of knives are usually carried in the boot, but I rarely wear boots. Its sharpness and hardness are not convincing quite yet. I gave it a good edge, we'll see how long it lasts. There is without a doubt a lot of utility to this blade style, but I'm just using it as a handy box cutter when breaking down all my Amazon boxes, haha.