Survivor HK-7521 Outdoor Fixed Blade Knife 7-Inch Overall, Stainless Steel,Green

I read the reviews about this small dagger they weren’t the best. Despite the reviews I still purchased one. Very happy that I did. First of all for a $5 knife, around $6.80 after taxes with shipping. It’s a very good deal. I am a full grown man with big hands, I can still hold this knife comfortably. Just because your pinky can’t reach the end of the handle, doesn’t mean that you can’t get a good grip on it. This knife is made for self defense, it’s not a bushcraft blade. If your leaving a bad review chances are your using the knife the wrong way or you hold your standards way too high. I don’t use this knife as my primary edc blade I will admit, but! I have been using it as a edc secondary blade. It’s small light weight and extremely easy to conceal, Another reason why I don’t mind having it on me all the time. Which is very important when it comes to the element of surprise. The knife holds it best advantage at night, the size and color rendering it visually undetectable depending on the lighting of your surroundings. I love this knife, it’s super cool and more importantly it’s super cheap. Also if your hands are big like mine it can also be used as a push dagger if you wrap handle properly!

This is one of those you pay for what you get type of deals. It's a cool little knife to have however there are a few things I didn't like about it. The handle is way too short to begin with and I don't have large hands. It was fairly dull when it arrived so I had to sharpen it. Also it's not paracord they used to wrap the handle so I had to replace it with the real deal.

Small but nice knife. Basic. Sharpens easily. Good deal at $3.+.

Disposable full tang fixed blade

But love it. Nice little knife.

Nice little knife very happy with this purchase

Good knive, bad carrying case. Purchase 3 and belt loop was sew through all 3 so it unable from the hip

Handle is short and fat, difficult to get a secure grip if you have big hands. FAULTY SHEATH review is correct. The strap and snaps fastener that holds the knife in the sheath are sewn through the belt loop therefore you can't wear it on your belt. If you cut through the belt loop you cut the holding strap off. Will see if I can make a small fishing spear out off the knife. Since I cut the strap I now wear it on my belt to carry my small MAG flashlight