Deckhand Fixed Blade Hunting Knife with Sheath, D2 Blade Camping Knife G10+Micarta Handle Lightweight EDC Fixed Blade for Men Women Outdoor, for Hunting Survival 1062A1

The build quality and design is really working for me. I think this blade is perfect for food prep in the back country camping out of a backpack. It doesn't have a sharp point necessarily but does have a good straight cutting edge, that makes it a good knife for slicing food. It's small bladed with enough handle, I've had good control experiences using this knife. Good well made sheath with a spring clip, grippy micarta scales and D2 steel.

My EDC Great

Great for Daily Carry. My only negative is the neck on the sheath is tight and I have trouble with releasing the knife ... worst case I pull the sheath off with other hand... may break in over time. Knife is perfect size and is a beast when breaking down boxes!!

I’d rate the knife a 10/10 on feel and quality especially for this price. I have a lot different knives and wanted something priced right for an edc tool. I have knives ranging from over $200 down to $15 and this fits the EDC role perfect as a fixed blade. The size is perfect for working the blade in many different holds and just feels really good. I haven’t done anything that would really put it to the durability test yet but for just normal use it’s done great. BUT I will say this sheaths clip is absolutely garbage for the way I intended to use it which is on waistband with belt. I wear a leather hanks belt and this thing just flaps all around loose and can’t even pull knife out of it with the sloppy clip. But a very simple fix on my end by ordering a tek lok belt clip and now it’s awesome. The sheath itself is just kydex and there’s zero rattling of knife in it but as stated the clip is an absolute bust. For the price and then add $12 for a tek lok your doing pretty well with choosing this knife. Sharpness from factory on mine wasn’t the best but easy to fix. I will be open to buying more Kizer blades as of right now. Happy purchase and not regrets!

Great knife for the money. My sheath on the other hand took some heat and tweaking for the knife to index in and out. Before hand if you pushed the knife into the index point on sheath it took two people to un sheath it. This is my First Kizer, I always liked this blade profile and handle material. Its good quality for the money , the sheath was probably a slip in the press. Buy one you'll like it.