Ccanku C1140 Fixed Blade Knife, D2 Blade G10 Handle Claw Knife for Outdoor, EDC Tool, Survival, Hiking, Camping (Black)

Awesome little knife definitely going to be an EDC for me, weight is nice a grip is perfect (for me anyway, I have larger hands) the pinky loop makes great for quick draw. Snaps in sheath well. Overall very nice knife for the price, can’t beat D2 steel.

This knife is very well made with a comfortable, sleek handle made from G-10. Is has an amazing D2 blade steel with a sharp edge. It is not very thick and conceals well. It feels durable but it not made to be a work knife. The holster is kydex and has great retention of the blade and it will not come out accidentally. It is easily drawn from both underhand and overhand grips.

Like the knife itself a ton! Personally, I would pay 3x this amount for this knife. The blade is super sharp and the metal is high quality. The holster, however, is not as secure as I’d like. I’m a Law Enforcement Officer and I was running in uniform yesterday when this knife popped out of the holster at my waist and fell on the ground. I love everything else about the knife besides the retention of the holster!!

I wasn't expecting much for such a inexpensive knife but it's actually pretty nice. Definitely buying a few more to keep around.

Works extremely well with the "ulticlip" slim. Search for it on here, because the clip it comes with is not great. Its a pocket stabber with a decent edge and a crazy sharp point.

I wanted something slim and low profile, and was curious about a finger hole for retention, so for the price I figured I’d give this a look. It’s exactly as its show in the pictures. It’s got decent g10 scales and the blade finish is consistent. The hole is large enough and placed in such a way that any grip is comfortable. Whether it’s D2 or not, no idea, but not worried as it’s not a utility blade for me, it’s a hole puncher. It came with an edge that is just barely shaving sharp. Tip is probably fragile but it’s a nice sharp point. The only negative I’ll point out is the straight portion of the blade just before the hilt are was ground to a slight inward curve instead of it being perfectly straight. You get what you pay for, but you’re getting your money’s worth.

So i don't know much about different types of steel and their qualities, so i cant speak on that. however the fit and finish is decent for 25 bucks, it came out of the box sharp enough to pass a paper slice test with no effort, and the finger ring is thankfully nicely smoothed out and comfy to use. the handle is pretty small and short, but i already assumed that when i looked at it online and they dont try to hide that fact its clearly a thin handle from the photos. the scales are a tad wobbly, but i can easily tighten that and loctite the screws if needed. typically, that would have me take a star off, but for 25 bucks this knife is insane quality and the sheath is pretty great too. positive retention, cant shake the blade out no matter how hard i try but it pulls easily with a direct pull. idk man, seems quality to me, probably not something i would use for anything other then a self defense knife though not really designed for camping applications.

it looks like a tough EDC knife the sheathe is acceptable and very secure. it has a satisfying snap to lock it in place. it has a wicked deadly spike point that cant be argued with , but the blade edge is not razor precision fine . and it lacks slicing power - thats something i need , otherwise this product loses value. I don't know if i'm supposed to sharpen this product on my own to get it how i want, but they shipped it to me Under-Sharp. and i don't like it as much like that. It loses utility value. It can't even slice paper. So I'm stuck with this Utility Spike, which is finely crafted and has a nice handle, don't get me wrong, but it doesn't have as much Utility purpose if the edge is not razor precision sharp. I don't mean to be so picky, but I don't want to get stuck with a product that I'm not going to use. So i Think I gave the product a fair rating.

Had my eye on this one for a while and finally decided to grab it after seeing so many positive reviews. It's an awesome blade. Great size and shape for every day carry out self defense. It's basically a beefed up scalpel. Great for precision cuts and also great for piercing with that super sharp tip. Looks great and holds a great edge and is comfortable in hand. The finger ring allows you to hold it in a regular or reverse grip. The kydex sheath is also great, well formed and snaps in good. The only thing I will say is seeing how sharp and pointy the tip is, I'd imagine it wouldn't be that hard to snap it off if you got the knife stuck in something so keep that in mind and as long as you're not overly hard on it, that shouldn't happen. It's my favorite edc. It looks great and it's shape is great for many uses. Get one!!

Impressive Is what pics are. Fully Recommend

Shave the hair off your hand out off the box (litterally). D2 has impressive mechanical properties to begin with, but this knife is 9/10 sharp, 10/10 pointy. Lightweight, fits perfectly in my adult male hand. 1/8” tang and tapered spine. I’ve had ka-bars sharper and larger but this practical-sized edc fixed blade is impeccable. Not so big that it raises eyebrows as an edc but effective enough that I’d have it strapped in for a tour in the most hostile places. I’ve had 30+ different make and style knives in my life of reputable calibre and this is #1 in the low profile fixed category. This is #2 in edc category after the ole buck 110 but will probably endure much more punishment and is about 1/2 the weight. For under 60$ if you’re a knife fan just buy now. You won’t regret it, thats a promise.

Was pleasantly surprised by the quality, have it mounted to a chest rig and is perfect for a last ditch knife

It’s a great, light wight, small blade, sharp AF out of the box, Grips well, and many options for carry