Survivor HK-759 Fixed Blade Knife, Two-Tone Tanto Blade, Black Cord-Wrapped Handle, 7-Inch Overall

This is a nice small emergence knife that you can keep anywhere. The handle is wrapped in actual parashoot cord. It probably is not made of the highest grade steel but it is good enough for emergencies. I'm not expecting to use it on a daily basis. The blade comes sharp. It's definitely worth the money and it small enough to stash anywhere.

I collect knifes, it's my hobby, this knife was a good addition, the sheath is fine though not particularly impressive, it fits on all the belts I own. the knife works great and arrived sharp and ready to use. my only issue with it is the string the dangles off the back of the knife is very annoying, but from what I can tell if you try to cut that off you will probably unravel the entire wrapping of the "handle" thus I just left it on.

Great knife for the price! One inexpensive item gives you all the basic survival kit tools. Knife, fire, and cordage. Not the best you could have but the basics. Few mins of work are a good thing, though. Sharpen the front straight edge....strip the cheapo cordage and re-wrap the handle with some one strand microcord....dot of glue on the flint rod. The flint rod is jerkable if you ever need to replace it. Common size. The knife straight edge is easy to sharpen and takes a razor edge. The knife handle is designed for cord wrapping....has notches to hold the cord in place. The knife makes an easy spear and a pruning hook for reaching fruit. Wrap the lower curved blade with leather and use the front straight edge for working. The sheath is cheap but exactly enough for use. Fix the blade secure strap, though!

I really like this knife. It comes with a sleeve as well .it was a gift for someone .the price was very good and good quality. The shipping was fast as well. Thanks!

I was looking for a knife to take camping, to cut things like cheese and salami. For that purpose, I wanted something easy to clean: a fixed-blade knife with no screws or handle joints where cheese could get all up in there, and a smooth blade. I took this knife backpacking this last weekend and it did a great job of slicing cheese and was easy to clean. I did replace the cord with rainbow paracord because it's prettier, but I guess the black cord is fine.

Love this little thing. I got it to try it out and it actually works well. A little difficult to sharpen myself because of the curve but the flint actually sparks once you run off the black protection. Small yet very useful for the outdoors. Now if it just had some dishing line and hooks it would totally be full on survival mode.

I ordered this knife strictly to practice adhering and forming a micarta knife handle. The handle was through hardened but was machinable with the use of a hi-roc carbide drill.I inserted a PVC insert into the sheath to protect the sheath from the sharp knife. I have attached two pictures of the knife after I altered it to my plans. Everybody knows this is a cheap but durable knife and I would agree. I did not care for the concave design of the profile of the blade mainly because it made it difficult to properly sharpen.

Decent quality and a good comfortable size to it not one of them you think is gonna be normal size and here it is barely as long as your pinky. Plus you get a fire starter who don't like fire.