6.3 Inches Hidden Canyon Fixed Blade Knife with Kydex Sheath, 8Cr13Mov Blade, Full Tang G10 Handle, EDC Camping Hunting Knife for Men

I am very pleased with my purchase, I know it is a “Clone”, but it is a nice one. It’s also not a “Super Steel”. Fortunately I don’t care. 8cr13MOV is a decent steel imo. And it’s not hard to sharpen. It also didn’t cost $180-$220 dollars. If I break it or lose it I won’t be heartbroken 😁 This knife will make a decent pocket fixed blade. Knife is very sharp and nicely finished. Kydex sheath fits well and also looks good.

It’s easy to carry, robust enough if I have to but the less than 2.5 inches blade should allow me to keep in most places. The jimping is nice purch for better control. It seems that most of the laws talk about blade length and opening action and little about fixed handle.

This is a very well made knife. It is the ideal size for a skinning knife. Grip fits my hand very well and serrations on top of the grip and finger groove at the bottom make this a knife that is easy to hang on to. Very sharp, able to shave hair off my arm. Sheath is good quality also. Hard sheath holds the knife firmly in place. Doubtful if it we’ll ever fall out. Sheath will accommodate an 1 3/8” belt. Belt slot has a bottom release and can be put on and taken off your belt without having to thread your entire belt through the slot. Definitely recommend this knife.

This is a copy of a benchmade knife but it seems pretty good for the price it came sharp and the sheath is good not great but good if you don't want or can't get a real one this will be a good substitute as long as you don't beat on it too much.

The knife feels very small in the hand. This may be a pro or con depending on your use case. The knife itself feels really well constructed. It has a healthy heft to it. The handle appears to be fiberglass or a fiberglass-like material. It has just the right amount of texture for grip and feels very comfortable. The blade arrived fairly sharp, but I'll be getting it a lot sharper with my sharpening stones.The main con to this knife is the sheath. It is made of molded plastic and isn't terrible quality but it's fairly hard to get the knife in and out. Getting it out is actually not terrible, but putting it back in the sheath is very difficult!! You have to use a significant amount of force and just jam it in there with a big thrust. Putting the knife into and out of the sheath invariably shaves/rubs off little pieces of plastic that stick to the knife and have to be wiped off. I'm not sure how well the sheath will hold up.Thus, I'd give it four stars.