OUTDOOR ELEMENTFlicker Feather - Right Handed - Survival EDC Chisel Blade - Camping, Woodworking, Bushcraft Knife - Sheath with Built In Sharpener and Replacable Ferro Rod - 115dB Emergency Whistle

I had the contour and now I have this, I really love it a lot. If you are thinking about getting this, don't second guess, just get it, you won't be sry. I did remove the whistle and put a tight cobra knot on it. 10/10

I very much dislike the way it mounts to your belt but the knife is very good easy to carry easy to sharpen have been carrying it for one week every day nothing bad to say other than wish it had a different way to mount

Not the best not the worst a little bigger than what I wanted but it’s worth the price nice little tool

Only thing is that it’s a little tough to pull from the sheath but the more you use it the more it becomes easier to pull out

This is a nice little knife. I was able to bring it upto razor sharp with the sharpener attached to the sheath.

I’m a sucker for a cool looking knife and let’s be honest… this is a cool one. Here are my thoughts after a camping trip and a day hike with it:Pros:- sooooo light- holds a great edge that lasts a long time- great finger groove for extra control- sheath works with Molle or belts- handled most of the work with easeCons:- sort of a weird size….. it’s bigger then I originally thought, but not small either. Sort of falls in a weird size.- handle could be a bit slippy- I found it difficult to put into sheath due to shape of the bladeI really grew to love this knife, especially when hiking. The light weight design made it feel like it wasn’t even on my hip. It got the job done and held a really nice edge.

In bushcraft and survival situations it is highly preferable to wield a blade that can cut reliably, rather than stab. I quite appreciate the simplicity and utility this knife offers. The knife is sharp straight out of the box and fits well in my hand. The spark striker is easy to use and does indeed produce a dramatic quantity of spark. I expect great durability from this knife as it should not be prone to chipping. The sheath allows useful options for carry, I quite like the horizontal option upon my belt. Fellow explorers notice my preference for functionality over the intimidating look of a Rambo Bowie knife. I quite recommend this!

I honestly thought this knife would be larger when I ordered it, but its compact size is not a disappointment because it is well made, comfortable to hold and very sharp.Given its chisel shape, it has a beveled edge, meaning it is only sharpened on one side as with most chisels.The grip fits the hand well despite its slim outline and is non slip and provides good jimping on the back of the blade. The area forward of the jimping is ground to a sharp 90 degree edge perfect for striking the integrated ferro rod.A word on that ferro rod, it is hexagonal in shape, which provides a sharp edge to strike on, and it makes the largest, strongest sparks I have ever seen come from a ferro rod, and I own many good ones. It is also easily removed and you can apparently order a replacement for it.To round things out, it has a small lanyard with a pretty loud whistle, and a small but good quality snapening stone attached to the sheath, also replaceable. It does have a strong belt clip, but it is too small for most belts, better attached to one of the straps on your backpack or such. The sheath itself is also very well made, strong, and has great retention. The knife is very unlikely to fall out given its light weight and the strong hold the sheath provides.All in all a very nice and well apportioned EDC/survival knife, albeit with an unusual shape. I will be arrying ti on my next couple of camping trip so I can better report how well it holds up out in the field.