Canku C1104 Tactical Knife D2 Blade, Stainless Steel Handle Fixed Blade Karambit Knife for Hunting, Survival, Camping Outdoor Utility Knife with K Sheath (Black)
May 1, 2019 - Comment
Product Features
- √ DIMENSIONS: 5.5 inch (14 cm) overall length with 1.6 inches blade length and 4 inches handle length, knife weight with 2 ounces
- √ Material: The knife use D2 blade and stainless steel handle , safe and convenient kydex sheaths
- √ SECURE: Have confidence that the blade will not slip with the security of the kydex sheath creates a tight hold when not in use
- √ Nice tool for camping, hunting, hiking, adventure, fighting survival, self defenses and home use !! And with hanging clip on handle, more convenient for you to carry, you can hang it on you bag, belt, etc.
- √ Attention: The blade is sharp do not let kids under 13 to play or use it. Please be careful !
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I only give two Stars for this reason . . . I am generally in search for off brand products to see how the off brand product is compared to the products they rip off. at times I find my self impressed on how well they work. I see this is a Knock off product of the Le Picoeur by Doug Marcaida and Bastinelli Knives. If there is a affordable version of the same knife, It might not be the best, but they show that they can make knives on a budget.I was curious about this knife and when I ordered It, I was kind of excited, hoping…
No Retention The blade is very sharp but the sheath has no retention.You need to take a heat gun to it and better know what you are doing or it will be ruined.You cannot use this knife if the sheath is no good.
A good concept, but it has issues. As karambit-style knives go, this one isn’t bad. It is vert compact, but solidly built. I have 3 main issues with it. First is the size of the handle. the 4 inch measurement given in the technical details is more of less correct, but it measures to the end of the finger loop, not the actual size of the gripping area. This means that it sits about 1/2 an inch higher in your hand than you would expect. If you have large hands, this means the base of the blade is either touching…