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given as a gift. high quality, good grip. nice and sharp. great value. everyone at the party drooled over it.

This is the nicest knife I've purchased, it's extremely good quality. Beautiful blade and comfortable grip. It's light but has good weight thanks for the nice knife. I liked it so much I purchased 2 more for my dad and brother for Christmas 🎄

great knife

I can not say enough how bad ass this knive is. Best buy I ever made. And the price was good. Follow the instructions about ckeaning and this knive will last you forever. Real sharp aswell.

Definitely a very high quality blade. Honestly for the price that I got it I feel like I'm ripping somebody off. It definitely holds an edge and is very sharp. Not to mention it's weight is well balanced. The small Dot closer to the blade is about the center point and it's actually very satisfying knowing it's that balance. Not to mention the fact that the sheath is a very high quality either leather or fake leather. Either way it is a very nice blade for the price

I wondered how long has this person been smithing when I saw the price assuming it would have some flaws perhaps but nope! The knife and sheathe were stunningly beautiful. I got it as a gift for my nephew but now I'll have to order another for myself.

First off the sheath is very flimsy, ridiculously so. Next the handle had a rattle and I tried to hammer the pins to tighten it up, but that didn't work. I removed the cheap handles and discovered no epoxy or any type of glue was used to secure the scales. Not only that but this is a cheap damascus blade welded to plain steel and not a very good weld either. I have no doubt that with any use the blade would snap into. By all means avoid buying this cheaply made knife

Update: I did end up returning it. This isn't the kind of tool that should have shoddy craftsmanship. That's how you hurt people. So I erred on the side of caution and decided to find something else.First of all, this is a nice knife. It's solid, a good weight and balance and I love the sheath. What I don't like is slicing my hand open on the sharp edge of the tang protruding from the poorly fitted grips. I haven't returned it because I haven't decided if it's worth my while and thirty bucks to drive all the way to the drop off location just to get another like this in a week. I'll probably end up grinding and sanding it down myself.