ESEE Knives 4P Fixed Blade Knife w/Handle and Molded Polymer Sheath
April 6, 2019 - Comment
9″ overall. 4 1/2″ black powder coated partially serrated 440C stainless drop point blade. Full tang. Black linen micarta handles. Rounded pommel with lanyard hole. Black molded Kydex sheath with paracord, cord lock and steel spring clip plate.
Product Features
- Made in: USA
- Category name: knives
- Made in USA or imported
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Excellent. ESEE – 4 plain edge. I bought this as an emergency survival knife for my wife. It seems big enough and strong enough that it should preform well in most any camp or survival knife tasks. I give four rather than five stars only because of the sheath, and only because of the way it hangs. Like the knife, the sheath is of great quality but it hangs high. It hangs more towards the hip/waist. I would prefer it hang more hip/thigh. I suppose this could be overcome by using 2 rather than all 4 screws…
GREAT KNIFE FOR BUSH CRAFT You can’t go wrong with the 4″ knife. While is it a bit small for some wilderness crafts, it is just the thing for work around the camp. It is a compact, heavy duty and durable knife which seems to hold a very sharp edge. The handle also has enough texture for good grip. I would suggest adding a lanyard to put your hand into in order to keep you hand from sliding down to the knife edge, since the knife holds a keen blade and can be very sharp. This is a quality knife which is very useful…
I like it. Mainly got it as a camping knife … I like it. Mainly got it as a camping knife but have used it around my yard thus far. Recommend force placing patina on it right away to avoid it rusting on you and if not sure how feel free to google various ways of putting patina on the knife. French’s Mustard and Vinegar works for me. I am including a few picture to compare Esee 4, Esee 3, and Izula II so you have an idea. Esee 4 feels the most solid of the bunch because of its size and thickness but depending on what you plan on using it…