Handmade Hunting Damascus steel Hunting Knife with Genuine Leather Sheath | 7.5'’ EDC Knife for Men | Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife with Rose Wood Handle | Full Tang Razor Sharp Blade

Perfect size. Really nice. Sharp

I loved the shape, and how it fitted in my hand. It came on time and it was so much better than what I was expecting!

The shape, size, and handle are pretty nice. Feels good to hold. It is however difficult to hold a finger in the safety ring do to the edges being sharp. Sharpness of the blade itself is not bad. Packaged with lubricant on the blade to combat oxidizing. At the end of the day, the price is awesome and the design just as good 👍

At first glance, the knife looks nice, well packaged, oiled up for anti-corrosion, the sheath is nothing special, and feels a little on the cheap side, but what should you expect for the price? Finger hole is sharp on the inside, spinning this on your finger gives you a cut. The finger hole is also sharp on the outer edge and not smooth as a Karambit usually is. The Damascus steel look is for show only, and you can see the pock marks on the knife edge showing that attention to detail you would expect from a handmade product isn't there. The sheath has the capability for small of back carry or on a belt loop. But the issue is that the sheath is designed for left hand use only making all carry options useless for right handed people. The title should reflect this so is misleading.

I like so much about this karambit. The damascus is defined. The handle comfortable. The curve to the blade "could" be more pronounced. I have a second karambit I carry as well that is off similar size and is really noticeable how much the difference is. It's no deal breaker, just pointing it out. A slightly bigger issue is the sheath security. It's possible for the knife to slide out of the snapped sheath. Not easily but possible. It's happened to me 2 or 3 times while doing real active movements with large body shifting (for example getting into or out of a vehicle with a long coat the seat belt, the coat, and the handle jutting out slightly is possible to snag the handle and slide it off of the sheath)None of that is enough to stop my love of this knife. It's a daily carry for me

This knife is cheap. The blade was extremely dull and difficult to sharpen. The handle has sharp edges that need to be sanded as well as the finger ring. While polishing the edges of the finger ring I polished off the damascus pattern. It's junk.

Definitely worth the money

Use this knife to take down a grizzly bear and 2 great white sharks and it is still going strong.