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It's a really sturdy knife . It's great for the outdoors I use it for commercial lobstering

It's bigger than I thought it would be.Pros:The knife handle is beautiful, and the fit and finish are good. The grinds on the blade are even, and the factory edge is able to shave hair off of my arm. There are no visible machine marks on the blade, and it has a smooth mirror polish. The knife feels sturdy, and has a nice weight to it; spine is 4mm thick. There is a well positioned lanyard hole in the metal base of the handle. The knife handle has a secure ergonomic feel to it.Cons: The knife blade narrows to around 12mm where it actually enters the handle, so I would not recommend doing any batoning or other crazy bushcraft stuff with this blade.. I strongly suspect that this is not a full tang knife, but if it is, it would only be a rat tail type of configuration. The nice looking handle has no texture to speak of. so it can become slippery with water, blood, fruit/vegetable juice, etc: similar to the old Buck black phenolic handles.The cheapy puuko style ballistic nylon type sheath has no real friction against the knife, so the knife slides in and out according to gravity. I was able to do a quick fix on this situation by reversing the position of the plastic sheath insert, which makes the sheath look a bit ghetto, but enables it to hold the knife in place when I turn it upside down. I'll tinker with it later to see if I can modify it to look a little better. Also, there are two support rivets missing from the sheath. One rivet was missing when I received the knife, and another rivet popped out as I was playing around with the plastic insert.Overview: I spent less than $14 on this knife, so I'm not expecting a whole lot. I'll repost later after I get a chance to cut some stuff with it. As stated before, it is a solid feeling, good looking knife, but I would not recommend using it for anything other than light duty cutting chores.Update 5/14/18: I'm giving it one more star (4 stars now), because the knife has turned out to be a decent performer. It's way heavier than a Mora, thus it's a bit more fatiguing on long tasks, but the 440C steel is actually quite good; better than I'd predicted in terms of edge holding and overall durability. I would have given it 5 stars, but the sheath never really worked, and fell apart on me before I was ever able to use the knife.

The Grand Way FB 910 is a beautiful, versatile outdoors knife. It's suitable for general bushcraft, hunting, food prep, and similar cutting activities. I hesitate to say that it is also a defensive tool because it lacks a prominent guard, limiting it usefulness for stabbing/thrusting. However, it is solidly built with a sturdy grip. The competent 440C stainless steel blade, with its stunning mirror polish, has a hidden tang inside the black pakkawood handle, with a stainless steel butt with lanyard hole. The blade on mine was sharp out of the box and needed no touching up. The handle has what appears to be a (colorful) faux inlay. Grand Way's stated dimensions match up with mine--except for the weight. My scale has the knife coming in at 9.36 ounces (10.6 in the sheath).The sheath is a nylon/cordura pouch-type with a plastic insert for rigidity. The one edge is sewn and with rivets in strategic spots. The knife fits snugly in the sheath. The sheath does not have a belt loop. What's there is a 1-inch nylon loop sewn to the back of the sheath for use with (perhaps) paracord, rope, etc., for attaching to belt, waist, or pack. Looks very durable.I'm giving this 5 stars for quality of build, versatility, value, and aesthetics (really, photos don't do justice to the beauty of the blade's mirror finish).

The knife is fantastic, but the scabbard is junk. If it had been made of better material, it would maybe leather or better ballistics material this would have been a perfect purchase

I was impressed with the knife as it is very solid and has a nice feel to it. I wish the sheath was better quality and fit the knife better. The sheath I received was not as pictured and the knife falls out of it. I took a piece of vinyl I had and shimmed the inside of the case and the knife fits a little snugger now. Overall a great deal.

Nice looking blade but case is not made for it very loose.

It is uncomfortable for my hand to hold this knife.

The sheath is poorly made it ended up slipping out and cutting my finger open so please do be careful other wise great buy