VALHALLAFolding Sickle, Black Sharp Folding Scythe with 2 Sections, Hand Sickle Knife Wooden Handle, Portable Safety Folding Sickle Knife with Sheath

My husband likes weapons, lol! I decided to start helping him build a collection but ones that could also be used, if necessary, for self-defense (hopefully not, though).Anyway, this is a scary looking weapon! He loves it because he's never seen anything like it.It's very sturdy-feeling and feels well-made! It's also very nice looking.It has some kind of oil that comes from the joints, just a little, but we're both sure it's some kind of lubricant.That a weapon like this, as large in size as it is can fold down and be carried with you is awesome!!It's made of stainless steel with a real wood handle!Would definitely recommend!!

Works amazingly would buy another one it is super sharp so be careful

This folding sickle is undeniably impressive. The detail on the handle is chef’s-kiss perfect, and the blade comes sharper than my comebacks during an argument. It’s functional, intimidating, and feels like a tool Odin himself would approve of.But here’s the weird part: it’s always greasy. I don’t know if the factory thought I needed a constant supply of blade moisturizer, but it’s like this thing is preparing to star in a cooking show instead of a Viking raid. On the bright side, it hasn’t rusted yet, so maybe the grease is its secret skincare routine?If you can look past the mysterious oil slick, it’s an excellent sickle that’ll have you feeling like the ultimate warrior. 4/5—just bring a towel.

It was a great gift for my brother I kinda want one for myself

I bought these for some friends and they loved them. It's really cool the way these can flick open. The design and quality are very nice.

Not bad for the price. Excepted a little bit better that's what I get for shopping drunk

Has great “mean” appeal. With a bit of graphite and working the pivots it will completely open with a flick of the wrist. Better than any knife i’ve ever carried. Have not owned it long enough to speak on durability, but since it will not be used to “bring in the harvest,” it should be fine.

I've had this blade for awhile now, it works well for gardeningIt could have a better design though in my opinion, but overall it holds a edge fairly well, it even can cut off fingers if you're not careful! I almost took the tip of index off.But over all very nice I use it to divide hay for my personal livestock because it fits in my back pocket, I enjoy this item very much only have had to sharpen it a few times