Handmade D2 Steel Hunting Tracker Knife With Horizontal Carry Sheath - Fixed Blade, Survival, Tactical, Full Tang, Bushcraft, Survival Tracker Knife (Black Micarta) (Paka Steel Tarcker)

The media could not be loaded. This is my second budget tracker from this company and I love both of them. This one is definitely lighter than the first (the first was a couple dollars more) but has features I'd consider more for carving and fine to medium work. It comes fairly sharp and I'm impressed with the craftsmanship, this being the cheaper tracker I thought it would be less quality, it's actually very symmetrical and I can tell whoever crafted it cared more than the person who who made my first tracker I bought from this company. I appreciate this person's attention to detail with this knife. Also, the holster isn't "left handed" you just carry it upsidedown when you're right handed, guys, rotate it 180 degrees and boom it's right handed! I hope this helps futur youe purchases! (In the photos you can see the difference between my first tracker purchase and my second...the one on the left in the photo is the one being reviewed)

This is a good knife, but I recommend stones over diamond sharpeners because it’ll give you a better edge. To keep in line with the original tracker design, I had to cut a notch into the back of the blade to act as a wire cutter. Other than that the knife is good. She is well built, but unfortunately is a left-handed sheath so you just gotta learn how to use it upside down

Honestly, pretty good quality 3/5 stars...It is obviously NOT Damascus Steel but regardless, a good looking design.. Very sharp out the box, found this out the NOT SO EASY WAY.. Sheath does not completely cover the entire sharp edge of the blade.. AFTER attaching sheath/knife to my belt, I grabbed the sheath to adjust/slide it into a comfortable position, and I felt the tiniest of pin pricks on my finger.. I knew immidietly it was a cut.. I am NOT mad at the sharpness, HOWEVER a FULL COVERAGE SHEATH is to be expected, covering the entire blades edge, not leaving open3/4 of an inch exposed edge.. Full coverage sheath is to be expected.Also, the sheath material itself is horrible.. 100% unplyable plastic, hard, non forgiving, uncomfortable TBH..The sheath will not last long under normal wear and tear..

why was your money on those other overpriced tracker knives costing over 200 dollars. This is excellent deal for a good knife. It has nice weight is solid d2 steel .

Was not stamped on blade with insignia & the handle is the wrong color ordered.The sheath is a proper horizontal draw from the left side from your back but upside down from the right which creates a bad grip on the handle & the blade is facing up..

Very low grade. The sheath is thin junk. Sheath arrived with the buttons corroded and rusty. Knife itself is mediocre but sharp. Just has a junk sheath. Great for a kid to play with. Not for a serious adult.

where to start off with this one. The plunge grinds are off, the blade had a nick in it, there was a scratch on the side, there was a little rust in the handle, and it is not all that sharp. other then that you can fix the problems with some elbow grease, time, and skill. for the price it is an ok knife, and for the sheath, well it is a right handed draw for vertical orientation but when you go with the horizontal is makes it either a cross bosy draw for right handed or a left handed draw if you put it on your side.

Make sure that people know which side the sheath has to be carried for Right or Left hand. I needed a Right Hand draw from Scout Carry but it came with a draw from the Left Hand. Other Than that it was well worth the price.