CRKT Razel Compact Fixed Blade Knife: Everyday Carry Plain Edge, D2 Blade Steel with Veff Flat Top Serrations, G10 Handle w/Pocket Carry Sheath 4036,Black

Perfect size knife oversized sheath. 3 different cutting angles and came incredibly sharp!

Love this knife!! Compact lightweight and very sharp fixed blade knife. Love the case it came with.

My Compact Razel has handled a level of scraping and prying I would consider abusive for most knives, especially ones this size.My biggest criticism is the back side of the knife. The serrations are a design that makes them useless when cutting thick cords or straps, and a lack of jimping means that if you put a thumb on the back of the blade it can easily slip forwards towards the serrations. (Thankfully for my thumb, they aren't very effective.)It's a decent knife. I imagine with a few improvements it could be really great.

Had the knife for 5 minutes and it's already sent me to the ER, the sheath is a pain in the ass lol

Think of this as a large sharp sturdy fingernail. I use the front corner by the serrations on boxes. I don't expect to ever have to sharpen that corner given the way the blade is designed. This is small enough to not scare anybody. I find the clip sufficient to carry this in an inside coat pocket, pants pocket, or clipped to the pocket of a bag. I does take two hands to free the blade. One hand on the sheath, one on the knife handle. I like that the knife won't fall out of the sheaf. I don't think any police officer would arrest or cite someone carrying this in a public place. However, with its broad front edge, it is a good anti-personnel device if you can hit a major blood vessel, eye or spine.

I absolutely love the blade

I like the knife. Good blade geometry. I do dislike the kydex sheath. It is too bulky. Knife is great though

This knife is great. Super sharp, love the 'chisel' edge for scraping and carving (it can work like a plane in a pinch). I could do without the serrations on the spine and would prefer jimping instead, but to each her own.This sheath, though... c'mon, CRKT. The only way I've managed to unsheath it one-handed is gripping the lanyard hard with my ring finger and pinky and then pushing with my thumb on the blade side of the sheath, which isn't great (maybe I'm overly cautious, but I prefer to unsheath a knife with the blade facing away from me). Shaving down the sheath on the spine side fixed this for me, but the other problem is that the clip on this sheath is completely useless.It should tell you how much I like this knife that I spent $40 on Etsy to buy a custom aftermarket sheath, but $86 for this knife in total is a bit much. What I'd recommend instead is getting a 3.3 slim ulti clip and using a Dremel to carve out a notch for your thumb on the spine side.Still worth it, though.