LENGREN LR-869 EDC Tactical Fixed fighting blades Blade，Full Tang 14C28N Steel Reverse Serrations G10/Linen Handle Kydex Sheath For Camping Hiking Hunting (Black G10)

Really awesome darter for the price point. Well packaged with oil on blade and solid kydex sheath. Really sharp out of the box too.

I'll admit, I wa skeptical about this one from the word go. But it actually is REALLY well made. The finishing is spot on, no hot spots, ground perfectly, sharp as a razor out of the box. If I had to nit pick, it would be that it came slathered in oil from tip to butt, so it needed to a thorough wipe down. But outside of that, the knife is freakin awesome. I was a little iffy on the look of stainless steel but its much better in person that any of the pics or reviews on Youtube can do it justice. Just get it! You wont be disappointed.

seems perfect, love everything about it, no sheath rattle, extremely tight, even with the tensioner screw out, handle is solid, just not the sharpest in my collection

This is currently my only review I’ve done on Amazon. This knife came up on some recommended pages however I couldn’t find a destruction test. So I did my own. My standards for a defensive knife are simple. Make it strong, sharp, not to heavy, and relatively affordable cause if I like it I’ll buy 20 of them. So I began doing the standard cutting test and it did what a knife does, it cuts and does so pretty well. It’s comfortable in my hand and was easy to maneuver. So I did the stabbing test on a 2x4 piece of wood. It held up pretty well with some serious stabs and me trying to pry it side to side. I did this on my bench for about 25 times. I noticed constant stabbing it absorbed a good amount and my hand didn’t feel tired and I never lost my grip. The tip looked good and the blade wasn’t warped. When I took the 2x4 wood to the cement floor and stabbed it again with a significant amount of force (I gave it my full strength) the tip held up (I didn’t pry it side to side). So the next step was full strength on the floor and pry it. That’s where I got my first bend. The third full strength and pry, the tip snapped. Now mind you, this snap was after all the previous stabs and prying I did on my workbench. It took a pretty good beating. The tip snapping also didn’t render the blade unusable. I can still (somewhat) stab with it, and the blade is still in 3/4 working order. It sheaths no problem as well. My guess is, I can get the blade worked on and put a new tip on it. I would recommend this blade, it held up way longer than I thought it was going to. It is also ridiculous to put it through what I did, however I needed to see its limitations. Lengren didn’t send me this knife, however I definitely wouldn’t mind a replacement.

Maybe I watch too many movies but I had to have this knife because of its looks. Yes, I value quality and buy American made when possible. I also use knives daily for food prep, work, camping, etc. but I'm also a collector and looks, materials, and the alloys used are important to me as well. This knife ticks those boxes. It's been months since I bought this knife but an extended hospital stay put me way behind on a lot. My apologies! When this knife arrived it was a pleasant surprise. Made in China and much cheaper when I purchased it I was surprised to see excellent fit and finish and attention to detail. In exposed areas the blade is carefully chamfered and rounded. The scales are nicely done Micarta with G-10 liners in a contrasting color. The satin polish on the blade is perfectly done. Enough about the looks, this knife also preformed better than expected. This was the first Chinese made knife with 14C28N alloy I tested and I was surprised how well it did. The blade although narrow, is thick at 4.4mm (measured with a Starrett micrometer), and flew through every challenge with no damage. The hardness was right where it should be for 14C28N. Are you familiar with 14C28N? This is a stainless developed for razor blades by Sanvik in Sweden. It can obtain a hardness as high as 62 HRC. It is also renowned for its toughness, and has excellent edge retention and wear resistance. It also has excellent corrosion resistance and sharpens easily to a fine edge. This knife came fairly sharp and only required a few minutes sharpening to be razor sharp. It was a champ at tasks like food prep and carving. The scales have a texture that makes for a secure grip even with greasy or wet hands. The jimping, although pretty tame, combined with a upcurve in the blade to provide a nice secure place for your thumb. The plastic sheath was ok but I found a leather one that fits like it was made specifically for this knife here on Amazon so the plastic one went in the knife junk drawer. The blade looks like it belongs in the kitchen but this knife is actually very durable and makes a fine EDC. Overall I liked this knife enough to get all three colors. At the time of purchase it was available with black, brown, and sand colored Micarta scales. My only issue with this knife is the faux saw teeth on the back of the blade. I guess they are there to look cool but they are pretty much useless as a saw. They are sharp enough you could probably accidentally scuff something or yourself. I wish they weren't there in all honesty. I think you could perhaps sharpen them into a serrated edge but that would be more of a safety issue than handy. Due to that issue, although I really like this knife, it doesn't deserve an A. Grade B+ But hey! It looks so cool lol! FYI: https://a.co/d/04GIEdjJ

This is the best self defense full tang knife I've ever bought,it's razor sharp and it's full tang design make it a EDC winner,it's thick enough and sharp enough to help you with your every day needs

Very good looking knife, the grips feel very comfortable in my hand. I love the sheath it comes with.

Cool knife had to sharpen to get it to my liking and the belt clip seems to favor a left hand draw but I like it overall