Mossy Oak11-inch Full-tang Fixed Blade Knife with Leather Sheath, Clip Point Blade and Wood Handle, for Outdoor Survival, Camping

This knife was super useful after a storm hit my area. This Mossy Oak knife has good size, easy to handle, is durable and stays sharp after multiple uses! Includes a nice sheath,

I didn't expect such quality from a $20 knife. It's got heft to it and is well balanced. The full tang gives me confidence in its durability, as well as the thickness of the steel itself. The steel isn't the highest quality in the world, but it takes an edge pretty well and comes razor sharp. Lightly testing the tip with my finger was enough to draw blood. I anticipate it'll work great for making feather sticks or preparing meat while in the backcountry.The sheath is of good quality with the retainer straps securing the knife in place quite well. I'd look up your local law on carrying a fixed blade knife, but the fact that it's single edged means it should be fine in most places, especially in state parks and back country. Don't take my word for it, though. Speaking of the single edge, if you're looking for a utility knife for outdoor activities, a single edge is what you want. That way you can put your thumb along the spine to help add pressure and control.Want higher quality steel? Buy one of those $200 craftsmen knives. If you're on a budget but looking for quality look no further.

First impression is that this is a great feeling and great looking knife. Good size, seems to be built well, the leather sheath looks and feels nice in hand. It is plenty sharp brand new.My gripe so far, is that the knife came slightly dirty (a quick polish with my shirt took care of this) and had a few nicks in the curved portion of the blade. Not sure if this is a return, but either way not very pleased with this.Overall I think this will be a great knife for the money and I will just live with the nicks because it will take a ton of sharpening to get rid of them and it still cuts well.

This knife is from China so the fit and finish could be better. It appears to be a full tang blade and after a little touch up the knife edge is very sharp. Time and use will determine how the edge stands up. The leather sheath is adequate. For the $15 price tag you may not want to take this knife into combat, but for camping and bushcraft projects it is just fine. Would be a great starter knife for a new scout or young outdoorsman. I gave the knife a good rating by considering what you get for the price.

Purchased this knife out of curiosity because I’ve heard mixed opinions on mossy oaks. I was pleasantly surprised when I first opened the box and it included an additional drop point folding knife. The blade is shaving sharp right out of the box, it’s full tang with well fitted wooden scales pinned and epoxied for the handle. Feels great in the hand and has a good weight it’s well fitted so you don’t have any hot spot when using for chopping. Blade is strong and survived several baton strikes into pine and oak scrap wood with no visible damage. The tip also survived several dogs into the pine with no damage. If you’re considering this knife I cannot recommend it enough. Also the Bowie style blade with the long false edge on the back makes it great for slicing and stabbing, and decent for chopping and batoning as well.

Great knife but then. Feels like your snap in half if you actually put it to the test. You get what you pay for and I think that this knife is definitely worth carrying and using. It came dull but sharpened up very well. I use the mossy oak fixed knives on my weapons and the like in the field at work so they'd all out quickly and re sharpen quickly. Nice sheath as well you get to choose if you want top hold or side hold

This knife is solid, can't wait to start working on the custom leather sheath for it.

At $14.99 per knife, I had to purchase a few. I intend to keep them in their original packaging for gifting, trading or bartering, whatever the case may be. I am not put off by the Made in China designation. I own several CIVIVI Cogent folder pocket knives, all made in China, and they are fine quality. But as for these Mossy Oak 11-inch full-tang, fixed blade knives, they are going to be all the knife that anyone needs, utility-wise and otherwise. I plan on keeping them along with the extra Mossy Oak 14-inch Bowie knives I recently purchased, so that when it comes time to give them away or trade them, folks will have a choice on what they want. And last but not least, although the wooden scales could use some mineral oil or olive oil (you choose what you think works best), this remains one badass 11-inch knife for the money. It's not a hatchet, it's not a saw, it probably isn't ideal for dressing a buck (I don't know), but it'll be good to have with you during dangerous times or under dangerous conditions. I may be going a little far giving the knife 4 stars for durability and craftsmanship, but I had to give it a rating better than average!