6.5" Handmade Damascus Folding Knife-Pocket Knife for Men Hunting Knife with Sheath for Outdoor, Camping,Fishing, Hiking-Gift for Husband, Boyfriend,EDC (Bone)

This looks and feels great in the hand and I was happy it came sharp out of the box when delivered.It looks wonderful with the damascus style design and pattern - the weight was nice - and it has a great foldable style and a case -Love this - great giftable itemBut I am keeping this one for myself.

I've have quite a few different knives and like the look of this one. I have the blue handle one, and while yes, it does look nice, I'm a little disappointed in the knife overall. The quality of the steel itself is yet to be determined. The edge of it is so-so. The biggest issue is with the folding and unfolding. It feels like it is full of sand! It is very gritty feeling while opening and closing, and despite multiple attempts to clean it out, so far, I have been unsuccessful at doing so. Not sure exactly what is in there, but it shouldn't feel that way opening and closing. For the price, it isn't a bad deal. This would not be my normal carry knife; however, it wouldn't be bad for a display or collection. That being said, I probably would not recommend this particular knife at this point.

This is a very classy pocket knife. It is well made. It came already sharp, but with a little sharpening, it will be unstoppable. The craftmanship can't be compared though. Nice knife!!

The product came with a big rust spot on it like it had been used and returned.

I love Knives.I have loved a good blade since I was a kid.I have managed a Knife Shop.Despite the advert title; this is NOT a 'Hunting Knife'.This is a Pocket Knife....or you could, of course, use the stiff leather belt sheath included (but apply some leather conditioner to that sucker--it is STIFF! Go for Lexol Leather Conditioner--or at least Mink Oil)The Knife is a good-looking Damascus blade...and IF it is indeed "hand forged Damascus blade; composed of 1080 high carbon steel, folded 5 times, starting from 9-layers into a twist pattern of 288 layers"...then this is a good pocket knife to have. The construction is solid and the styling is good throughout.I noted another review complain of poor quality and grit in the action...I found no such things with mine.My lock-back is a good-looking, solid-built knife that has a nice, sharp edge. I see no flaws at all.I could complain that -aside from being stiff as it can be--the sheath WREAKS like a shoe store......But that is hardly a flaw to complain about.Overall; I have a very good pocket knife in hand at a very good price. ....About that price; it is almost too good. getting a 'hand-forged' blade (let alone one ostensibly 'Made-In-The-U.S.A.) for this low a price seems almost too good to be true....Makes me wonder if the blade is not a stamped blade, rather than 'hand-forged'...?But that speculation borders on Conspiracy Theory with absolutely nothing but speculation to back it up.So...to reiterate: I have a very good pocket knife in hand at a very good price.

I really loved this knife. It's really pretty and works well. Had to be sharpened a bit out of the box but that was expected with a new knife. Quality is great for the price.

This is a perfect example of adding features for without adding value. Pakka wood scales, check. File work back strap, check. Damascus blade, check. Steel bolsters, check. All in a proven and desirable lock back folder. Nice big nail knick. And a leather belt sheath. That’s a lot of features! Now for the bad…the workmanship. It comes FILTHY and gritty. The pivot feels and sounds like it is full of sand. Black smutz is in every groove and space and it is bathed in oil. Even after cleaning it there remains dried glue and black grit in every corner. And you can see in the photos the Damascus blade has large imperfections and an absolutely atrocious tip grind. So enjoy it for its looks but not for its quality. Not recommended.

Didn’t work returned