NoorakiHK-81 Handmade Damascus Hunting Knife Ram Horn Handle With Leather Sheath Full Tang Fire & Raindrop Pattern

Handle is crap, has sharp edges making it uncomfortable to handle. Just poor craftsmanship.

The knife is absolutely beautiful.It came razor sharp. The sheath is way nicer than I expected.I love that it fits on the belt horizontally.I will be buying from this company again.

Nice looking knife. Excellent sheath not flimsy. Overall good bang for the cost. Blade could've been sharper but i corrected that pretty easy.

The granting of the guard is not.even on both side of the blade and the handle does not sit perfectly on the blade.

When I got it I was very happy. It looked amazing. But after just one month it was very rusty. I clean it several time but same results. I got two knifes from this seller and both the same. Waste of money

[PROS] 👍✔ Quality Design✔ High Quality Leather Sheath✔ Reasonably Sharp[CONS] 👎✘ Grip for Large Hands[PRODUCT EXPERIENCE] ★ ★ ★ ★ ★👉 The HK-81 hunting knife is stylish in appearance and more beautiful in person once you have the knife in-hand. The knife has a quality design, sits firmly in my hand and is built tough; I used the knife for combat knife exercises in my home gym and it held up well throughout the exercise. Moreover, the leather sheath included with the knife is gorgeous in quality and protects the knife blade well.I did notice a reviewer mentioning the knife rusts - this is true when steel has been exposed to water or other liquids, if the knife isn't cleaned and dried immediately. You can remove the rust from steel using a few processes you can find through Google which doesn't take much time such as lemon juice/vinegar/baking soda methods and a scrub brush - not expensive at all and you can remove the rust in 5 minutes. Otherwise, if you keep it dry, it will not rust. This is 100% normal with steel.And finally, I have much larger hands than the average person, so the knife felt a bit uncomfortable, but for the majority of people with regular/medium sized hands or small hands, the knife will fit perfect.

My wife collects knives, and she's particularly fond of Damascus knives, so she owns several of them.  I don't consider these to be more than collectors items, so I can't say whether this knife would be appropriate for out in the field. It came in rather plain packaging and the knife was well padded (took quite a bit of effort to get it out), which is a good thing. Everything you get is handmade, including the sheath, which is above average in quality. The knife itself came without any defects or rust, and it does have an oil coating on it for protection. Because it's handmade, I don't expect it to be machine accurate, and it's not. But it is a good quality handmade knife, no doubt. The blade itself is beautifully patterned and the aesthetic of the knife as a whole is pleasing. It's not the most expensive knife you'll purchase, but it is priced higher than similar knives of the same style and size.