ESEEKnives Izula-B w/Handle, Molded Polymer Sheath, and Clip Plate

The Izula 2 is a great Knife. Easy to carry either on the belt with the included molded black plastic sheath or as a neck knife. I love the orange G-10 handle version with the black 1095 blade. It came very sharp and since it is a high carbon blade you must take care to keep the blade lubricated and clean Bc it will rust otherwise. Aside from that the knife is American made and has great build quality. This knife can be used also as a self defense knife (tactical) or as a back up blade or as a general utility knife. It is well balanced in the hand and has great edge retention and should be easy to sharpen. I use it as a neck knife and it does not seem to be too large for that kind of edc. Very well priced for the quality you are getting and I highly recommend it. Great purchase. Either the Izula or Izula 2 you can’t go wrong with. Thumbs up!

Very impressive EDC fixed blade. Comes razor sharp with a nice polish on the edge. Easy to carry vertically, tip up or tip down. The sheath is very snug around the bolster and heel of the knife but I'm sure it will loosen over time. The G-10 is high quality with a nice texture on the gripping surface and has excellent torx mounting screws. I especially like that the G-10 is removable for a slimmer profile if I want. My only gripe is the belt hook. It isn't secure on my belt. I upgraded to my full size bladetech tek-lok. Great EDC fixed blade.

It's an ESEE. WHATS NOT TO LOVE! Super sharp outta the box.

Knife shaving my arm bald right out of box. Also worth mentioning it comes with a couple cool stickers.Note: Original case can be used for horizontal carry, it will only allow 3 screws to be lined up, but it’s sufficient from what I can tell and have read from others. Also, when you do this, you can screw in the 4th and leftover screw and nut into the lanyard hole, it creates a bit of extra grip if you have the screw side beneath your pinky, and in my NOVICE opinion, with a choked up grip, it makes it feel much nicer by adding a bit of stubiness, but mainly it’s a free thing. Odd I know. Pictured in my photo though.

Not a bad little knife for edc. The metal has a solid feel to it and the edge came sharp enough to cut hair from forearm. The sheath looks like a cheap plastic but holds the knife in place without any wiggle room and works great. So my final thought is this; the knife's quality will stand out on it's own, the sheath looks worse than it is. Overall, I think it's worth it, considering the steel used, the quality of workmanship, and the knife being sharp out the box.

Its a wonderful piece: factory fit and finish is rivaling TOPS, retention in the sheath is spot on, hair shaving sharp out of the box, ergonomics and edge geometry flawless. Only one minor setback: its literally impossible to take off the micarta scales if you want to skeletonize it without using 2 or 3 tools at the same time, the bolts are made out of a softer metal so they strip super easily as well. Other than that, its a superb bushcraft/edc blade for an excellent price. 4.5 out of 5 👍🏼

Belt clip is a bit too long so there’s slack causing the knife to sag a little but nothing I’d be worried about losing. It’s great other than that one detail and I know I can get different sheaths/clips if desired . Locks in nice and secure, comes out easily, and is lightweight and barely noticeable on your person

Gets used everyday

Excelente cuchillo pequeño para llevar en los días de excursiones al aire libre.