Smith & Wesson10.6in High Carbon S.S. Fixed Blade Knife with 5.2in Tanto Blade and TPE Handle for Outdoor, Tactical, Survival and EDC

This is a budget knife and I like the softer blade steels, like 9CR 8Cr and 440. So it sharpens easy and it did need a little sharpening, but it's a very nice knife, it's not perfect grinds, but you're paying less than $50 and it doesn't rattle around the sheath. I like the crusher on the back of it. I like the grippy handle, and I like the shape of the blade. It's very slicy very stabby very fine tip. I like the combo Edge also. I like the serrations I think they'll do anything that the regular Edge will do, but a little bit more. I think this would make a good tactical knife or hunting knife, but not so much hunting because of the Tanto Edge, but excellent for all other needs. I collect knives and I have some Tops Puma and other nice fixed blades but this is one of my favorite knives for the purpose that I bought it. I didn't pay so much that I'm afraid to use it but it's good enough to do anything you want it to do!

This knife is awesome. It has a belt loop on its sheath so it is easy to EDC. All you got to do is have a belt and you can carry this bad boy anywhere. I have literally gotten several comments about how awesome it is from random strangers wearing it in public. It's a quality metal and has a good/great edge on it with a rubberized textured handle for better gripping. Overall I give this knife 5 out of 5 stars for the simplicity yet durability and overall awesomeness of it, I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a new EDC knife that has some guts to it but does not want to break the bank. Plus, who doesn't love Smith& Wesson they're an American icon!

It’s inexpensive but well made, and has a great grip that is comfortable to hold. The sheath is all plastic but so far proves to be very durable. Love it.

This knife has become one of my favorite knives. Has a perfect weight, length, and ergonomic. The rubber on the handle is grippy and sheath keeps the knife attached even when violently shaken upside down. My only complaints , is that the knife I received wasn't as sharp as I would like it. But that might just be my liking. Also for the sheath, the stock belt loop for it might not work for everyone's belt. As there's no way to adjust it. There are two flathead screws in order to remove it, but no replacement part to change it out for.Also, this is more of a combat knife, not a utility or bushcrafting knife. As it is made from 9Cr17 stainless.

It fits very well in my hand and looks amazing, it's not small but it's also not ridiculously large so it's good for everyday use especially since it keeps it's edge very well with heavy use. Overall a great high quality very well balanced knife.

Good knife with a decent blade. Sheath is quality, too. Retains the knife with no strap, just the compression of the sheath which makes it quick and easy to pull.

Nice sized field knife. Very grippy handle and a solid blade, exactly what you expect from S&W. Solid.

When I bought this knife, I was going to add it to an existing gun belt. Meaning I had plans to use a Tek-Lok to mount the knife to my 2" belt. I had no issue adding the Tek-Lok other than having to use longer screws. What I didn't like is the sheath guard and retention method. The guard at the top of the sheath does not let you grasp the entire knife handle while pulling the knife from the sheath. You can get three fingers on the back end of the blade, but you have to pull it part way out to get your index finger into the handle. The retention seems to be on the rubber hilt of the knife, which may wear down with use, but that remains to be seen. The knife itself is great. A slight change to the sheath and this would be a serious winner.