ZUNE LOTOO Full Tang Fixed Blade Tactical Knife for Men, 9.4" Bowie Knife with Kydex Sheath & G10 Handle, 8Cr14mov Survival Hunting Knives for Bushcraft Camping Outdoor Skinning

Honestly im really picky with my edc knives they have to be able to do everything and thats this knife its sharp right out the box it can handle the abuse of outside and even if your hands are wet and weak its still comfortable and the hook is my favorite part also no im not a bot im just a knife freak

The only complaint I have is that I can't make the knife sit diagonal on my belt

I never leave the house without this on my hip. The sheath is great! Perfect weight, great blade, looks wicked, gets any job you need a tuff, rugged knife for done with ease, holds the edge & you can not beat the price.

I like this product for gardening. The handle has a hammer in it so it makes the blade feels a little light but I like it. This is a great tool I just won't be using it as everyday carry knife. Think about what you want to use it for first then buy it.

I had to fix the sheath. It was starting to separate but I added a screw that you would use to add accessories to the sheath to remedy the problem. Now it has great retention

I don’t know that much about knives even though I have several.What I do know is that this ZUNE LOTOO Tactical Knife is really well made out of quality materials. It fits comfortably in my hand. This fixed blade knife looks nice and has good balance. It is a full tang design, meaning that the entire blade and handle is one piece of steel. The G10 grips are slim, solid and attached with hex machine screws. It feels like a one piece knife in your hand. It is very sharp right out of the box. I like the versatility of features incorporated in the design that includes the blade style, saw teeth, tail-hammer and magnesium ignition.The KYDEX sheath fits tightly on the knife but does not have a locking mechanism. It is easy to draw and re-sheath while offering excellent protection for the knife and the person carrying it. I am conflicted on the sheath having no locking ability. I like how easy the knife is to store and deploy. It is probably mostly secure. In extreme positions or activities it can fall out, and of course, be stolen right off your belt if you’re not always sharp… Pun intended.The attached plastic belt clip has a locking button that allows you to open the clip for installation and removal from your belt. This is a welcome feature because you don’t have to remove your belt to attach/detach it. My first impression was that it will only latch on to a belt up to 1 3/8 inches wide that is not too thick. It wouldn’t fit on the 1 1/2 inch belt I normally wear. Then I finally noticed that you can remove the plastic belt guides and re-install them to custom fit to belts of various widths up to two inches. The clip can be rotated for vertical or horizontal carry.I can’t know how it will hold up in real world use. As noted, it appears very well made and robust. I have no reason to suspect that it won’t perform well in the field. I just don’t get into the field any more so I can’t really test it. At the current price of $39.99 I think it is a great value for the quality you get. It’s probably my favorite large knife and sheath combination.

The knife is noce looking and big enough to use effectively for camping and as a tool around the house. It also comes with a sheath that can be worn on a belt for easy access. The sheath is pretty decent but not 100% perfect. Overall though the knife and sheath set is a decent combo for camping, hiking or fishing. Pretty decent tool to have at the ready.

Like most Chinese knives, they are getting better and this is on the road for improvement. That is not to say that this is a terrible knife, but certainly has room for improvement. The knife overall is more in keeping pace with a casual knife. Nothing special. I've run across plastic knives that were sharper. But that is not a deal breaker but in looking at the design putting a quality edge on it, now, is going to be difficult and take some time. The handle is really a good feature and fits well in the hand. The sheath/case is standard, so no biggies there. Once a good edge on it, it will turn into a good knife to keep handy or for emergencies. The blade's material is 8Cr14mov a now typical Chinese material, and is average for edge retainability and considered a "low-cost" steel but can, with proper heat treating, made better. So, not knowing the heat-treatment method(s) we'll see how long and how well this blade holds up. Overall? A good entry knife for someone who is willing to put a little effort into sharpening it, and a little care to keep it ready. On note? Not all Chinese made knives are junk. Keep that in mind....