Ccanku C1111 Fixed Blade Knife D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle Claw for Outdoor EDC Survival Knife with Kydex Sheath (Black)

this is so awesome, very sharp, the cover is very protective and safe and it’s incredibly durable. Easy to use, fits nice in your hand, comfortable to use and it looks awesome. well worth the price and super easy to open the cover.

This was an impulse buy and a good one, was surprised at the quality, really like the design, good steel and it is surprisingly big

Super sharp, very sexy blade. Nice weight to it not to heavy. Like it's a full shank. Very viscous blade

It's a little larger than I expected. In fact, it's a little large for a karambit in general. However, it seems perfectly manageable. It's made from very good steel, and arrives razor sharp. The case which accompanies it also seems very well made, and I believe this knife will hold up well under normal use.

It's a great knife for the price, sleek, sharp, and heavy, I bought it as a gift and after seeing it, I will definitely buy one for myself, worth every penny

Canku makes excellent fixed blade karambits and this is one of their best. Mine came with a shaving sharp edge and excellent grind lines. It is single edge and legal to carry in most localities unconcealed. The d2 steel has excellent hardness and edge retention. I studied under a late martial arts master in Taekwondo and hand weapons. I was privaledged to receive my black belt under his direct instruction. Specific emphasis was on the karambit as a weapons system when it came to knives. He would have loved this knife and I would have certainly gotten him one if he had not passed. It is robust and balanced well. I own many Karambits that cost in the hundreds and this is as good a fixed blade as any of them. I highly recommend this knife for self defense if you are trained in the use of a karambit. I also recommend Canku’s double edge version; if legal in your locality.

The knife is very nice but a bit protruding for CCW. It fits well in the sheath, but the belt buckle spacers fall out easily and the belt fastener is awkward and I couldn’t attach it to the belt and securely clamp it closed when wearing a belt (Hank’s kydex core 1 3/8”). Using the 511 double duty (1 3/8”) I was able to close it sheath securely. Overall, for a inside fixed blade knife it appears durable and sharp upon receiving it and it fits securely into the sheath, but other brands have a much simpler and more belt attachment mechanism with more secure belt spacers than this model. The only way I could get the spacers to fit more snug in the notches was to put tissue around the tenon (new word of the day). It Does not accommodate beefier belts like Hank’s Kydex core.

Extremely cool knife bought it to prune the 25+ trees in my back yard. I’m sure it will do the job but if I were to carry it here in California the police would carry me to the station. Thank you Aaron Collier for explaining how to open the belt clip on the Ccanku C1111 Claw Kniife. I was getting ready to getting ready to get the vise-grip pliers. This is how Aaron put it. “Flip small U looking latch at bottom of clip up and pinch belt clip and lift to open. NOTE: sheath has a built in lock. Move handle to curved side of sheath to lock and tilt to spine side then pull to unlock. If it is in the locked position it can still be pulled out but, use caution it has quite a bit of resistance which” causes loss of control. Depending on how it is carried, one could cut their back or side pulling it from the locked position” Whaaa?