DOOM BLADE 11.1 inches Fixed blade Knife with Nylon Sheath, Survival Knife,Bowie Knives,Hunting tactical knife,Multifunction,For Outdoor, Hunting,Camping,Bushcraft (Knife * 1)

You definitely get 10 dollars worth out of this knife. I personally can’t get enough of its sleek design, so easy to hide and so dormant in its power. As a young man of blade and weaponary culture, I will tell you that this blade is not meant to slice, nor chop. It is perfectly made to PIERCE with great power, a great self defense blade for wildlife that’s trying to attack you, or wild people even… all in all, I loved this blade the second that I laid eyes on it.

Pretty sturdy knife compared to others. Son loves it. Handle has girth and weight to it, pretty well balanced and nice for the price point;)!

To me, the knife is OK if you’re going towards the lightweight. But if you’re looking for something with a little bit weight, then this is not for you. Other than that the design is slick. Therefore, I give it for star

This knife was really sharp and a great price makes you think of Rambo

Pros: -You get a lot of knife for not a lot of money. -Durable for how light it feels. -Rad looking. -Did I mention it's cheap? -Feel free to attempt to break it. -Backwoods camping for 3 days. Did knife throwing and light bush craft carving with it (bow drill), didn't break. Was expecting it to. Cons: -It's light and feels like it will break.

The knife has a very factory sharp edge, and retains it quite well during use. It comes oiled in the packaging with a cheap sheath that can strap to a belt with ease. The size is usable to work with, but the weight is almost toylike, with a partial (or nonexistant) tang which indicates it will bend or warp if used for proper survival tasks, prying, and heavy use. The pommel is fixed and there is no storage compartment inside of the grip, which usually is a perk for survival knives without a tang. The notch on the blade is usable as a bottle opener. The saw teeth on the back aren't really usable for anything but it can make for a decent firestarter or match striking surface. The blade itself can reliably cut paper, and shave cardboard or wood. For $10 you get a good cutting blade, but definitely not a survival knife that compares to say, an M9 Bayonet, Ka-Bar, or Buck knife. I must add that shipping times have been unnecessarily long on my end, must have come straight from China.

Very sharp!

Used as a prop for YouTube media- it 100% has the "look" of something dangerous. So, if used as a prop, the price is pretty much unbeatable. Please to not purchase this for serious duty- it simply will not stand up to that kind of abuse.