Cuda3" Net Knife Saltwater & Freshwater Serrated Edge Titanium Bonded Stainless Steel Blade Knife with Non-Slip Scale Pattern Grip | Sheath Included

Excellent bargain! Tough little fixed blade knife with serious serrations.Titanium though? Not really....4116 German Stainless is what the blade is made of, per etching on right side of blade. Sounds right, the steel is fairly paramagnetic, and the polished surface reminds me of a Swiss Army Knife. The marketing gibberish on the package states "Titanium Bonding process guarantees the steel to be three times harder than untreated steel." Elsewhere on the same page it says to rinse in fresh water, dry with clean towel, apply light oil.Overall the knife is 7.75" long, blade is 3.3", handle 4.5" with NO lanyard hole. Included sheath is just over 8", I think the blade bottoms out near the drainage hole, but can be inserted left or right hand oriented (ambidextrous). A 2" belt can be threaded through the loops. No positive detent, but the sheath offers a snug fit...no positive retention. Scale pattern front and back of sheath, reversed in tacky grips on knife.As for sharpness, more of a rugged edge than razor sharp. Easily cuts through paper though, and you can feel each serration doing its thing. Looks like it will be easy enough to maintain with a medium rounded stone, or even the corner of a stone, on only the left side of the blade.Nice addition to any tackle box or tool box, I get the feeling, if or when this gets lost, I'll miss it right away. For the price, maybe I'll get a backup before I need it.

Great little bait knife. We use it for shad. Easy to clean, cuts fish like butter, but not sharp like a filet knife.

This knife is awesome. Cuts through things like a hot knife through butter. No joke wicked sharp. For giggles I used this blade on a rack of baby back ribs. Great knife. Then I went fishing great bait cutting knife. I enjoyed using this blade so much. I just reordered 2 more and a larger knife .

These are awesome little knives and a great alternative to the ubiquitous Victorinox paring knife used as a deck knife in commercial marine settings. The serrations aren't as aggressive, but the sharpness is great, the corrosion resistance is good, and the sheath retention is awesome. I use these as dive knives in fairly hairy conditions and haven't lost one yet.

Never knew how dull my previous bait knife was until I got this one. Glides through the bait with no effort!

For $5.00 this little knife can't be beat. Very sharp one sided serrated edge, holds tight in sheath, seams well built.I would buy again.

Practical litle wonder i do everything whith this boy cut platain plants so sharp nice to filet also to perfectly cut your bait.

This is the second one of these I’ve had. The first one lasted years until I accidentally dropped it overboard. Great for cutting bait.