Neck Knife

Great product. Incredible price.

Delivered on time as described.ProsThis little poker (I just can't bring myself to call it a knife) is perfect for neck-wear.Doesn't print at all, light and is very comfortable to wear.Double sided blade. Can be used as a spear point (the main reason I bought it)A passable bottle opener (just barely)Great plastic sheath and metal chain. Knife fits very snug, no worries carrying it point up. It does rattle a little when shaken but most knives with plastic sheaths do.Can be used as last ditch self-defense weapon. Great for opening letters, boxes etc. Might be able to throw it but have not tried that yet (too light probably)ConsThe blades have no edge, I mean nada, zip. You can not even cut cold butter with this! I tried! You end up with a mashed mess. So, if you want sharp edges, and are not willing to invest a good bit of time doing it, then this knife is not for you. I was not looking for Benchmade quality edges but I have a grinder and stones and it still took me almost an hour to get edges that would barely cut paper. The blade is thick so unless you are willing to totally re-profile, it just won't cut well. I was, however, able to round the point slightly and put a nice sharp edge on that part and it will slice paper very nicely.The back of the knife is extremely uncomfortable in your hand. The squared off back-end digs in to your palm and is too short. Nothing I'd want to handle very long. It also degrades the functionality of the bottle opener. If it had the shape and size of a standard bottle opener ie. a bigger opening and rounded sides it would be much more comfortable and functional.Even with it's faults for the price this is a keeper. I'm looking forward to trying to throw it! That should be a source of great amusement for the family ;-)

This is a great little neck knife that is also visually appealing. This knife is lightweight, and stays out of your way when dangling from your neck. The knife securely holds in the kydex sheath and easily and rapidly pulls out when needed. My only knock on this product is that it is not sharp in the least. In fact, it is dull to the point that a typical sharpening stone would be ineffective. One would have to use some type of sharpening grinder in order put a nice edge on the double sided blade. My favorite thing about this knife is that it is the perfect size for my large hands to use as a push dagger. You simply put one finger through to hole and grip the other part. Of course, the bottle opener is also a nice added feature.I highly recommend this product!

Got this for my husband to wear concealed where he is not allowed to take his gun. He has been jumped before by multiple attackers when he was unarmed before so this would give him a bit more leverage with his self defense in places he is unable to have a gun (that is of course if his attackers don't have guns themselves).PROS:The smallness is perfect for concealment and the double blade is extremely sharp.The added control and power you get with a finger in the hole ensures no one can grab the blade as well as takes a regular knock-out jab or punch to a far more lethal one.The pouch is an abs plastic that clicks locking the blade into place so it can't fall out but easy enough to engage the blade with a quick solid pull. it also has a slip on the other side that you can use to slide onto your belt or a pocket closer to your hand.The bottle opener tool in the handle is a small plusCONS:The handle is a bit too long for smaller hands to really get it positioned how you'd want in a punch. It would be perfect with a bit of a shorter handle.Blade rattles around a bit inside the hard plastic making a bit of a knocking noise. Would have been solved with an inner lining.The chain could be a lot longer if you're wearing this under a shirt....makes it a bit difficult to naturally grab if you had to do it quickly. My dog tag chains are longer than this.The belt clasp on the back is black, metal and strong but since you have to do a good yank to unseat the blade, you might find the sheath coming off your belt with the blade still sheathed. I think this wouldn't be a problem if you have a thick belt on. If it's just hanging in a pocket or your waistband- the blade isn't going to come out of the sheath.

I thought it was well build nice in sharp id but another one

M tech is always on point for the money