Cold Steel XL Voyager 5.5" AUS10A Clip Point Razor-Sharp Blade 6.75" Griv-Ex Handle Everyday Carry Tactical Folding Knife w/Tri-Ad Lock

Right out of the box the edge was semi-Ludicrously sharp very impressed with cold steels AUS10A I use this daily for mundane woods tasks and still only needs a touch up every week testing edge retention by chopping 3/4 plywood and old construction 2x4 the edge had a very very small chip each time the edge did not deform or roll and only took roughly about 5 minutes on a course 600 grit stone and its completely gone. The triad lockup is insanely durable it seems the larger the knife the larger the triad lock which in turn is just very robust. 0 complaints or issues with the Griv-ex handle, with the texturing it has of course. I always prefer micarta or g10 but this griv ex with the deep cross checkering is surprisingly nice. The pocket clip came very tight I just used a small crescent and gave it a slight bend and works just fine besides a tight pocket clip, the original pocket clip is very tough I don't think it needs swapped out. What I'm most impressed with is the handle itself the more you use it theore you'll appreciate how much thought and effort went into the handle very easy to choke down on for small tasks such as fire making and easy enough to choke up on to hold in a defensive position. But what really takes the cake and impressed me is how comfortably this sits in any waistband from basketball shorts to Rip-stop pants. It carries MUCH smaller than it looks. All in all the clip point will skin game filet a fish, start a fire and does prep work as a kitchen knife it doesn't necessarily do any of these tasks amazingly as a skinning or boning knife would but it does a very decent job in all categories I could ask of it awesome to have in the woods or to keep in your pack would recommend

This is sure a well built knife, razor sharp, and a big size too. This reminds of Dundee's folding knife from the 3rd movie.

This is a pretty good blade for the money. I'm not much for folding knives, but this one "Spoke" to me. So I had to buy it, since I do love Bowie knives. Opens easily and the Triad lock, seems very sturdy. Now all I've used this knife for so far, is opening boxes and food prep in the kitchen. It is not pocket deployable, unless you add what is called a snaggle tooth, which I will be doing. The clip works just fine, with normal Wrangle Jeans, anything lighter might cause a problem. In the end, I did buy this for self defense. But I think it will do all the knife tasks I need to do, when camping. Addition, I've read that many people do not like how gripy the grip is, and that is tears up pockets. If that is your problem. Do not use the clip. Or take the clip off, you will need a set of Torx bits and a driver. And sand down the handle on both sides. Then reattach the clip. Its that easy.

All I can say is if you need a big knife that's well worth the money here it is. Can't beat Cold Steel!

I have several Cold Steel large folders - they're all very well made. This one is by far the longest blade, and the handle is no shorty, either. Better have a large pocket to carry this puppy.

I collect a lot of knifes, and one of my favorites is the Cold Steel large Espada in S35VN (got it as a Christmas present for maybe $180). The Espada is so nice it stays in its box. The clip point Voyager is a very suitable everyday stand-in for it, for those times when you feel the need to pack a large intimidating blade. Everything about this knife is rock-solid, with a perfectly centered and shaving-sharp blade right out of the box. Given the versatility of grip positions on the handle, the Voyager can function like a lot of more "normal" blades, or as a pocket sword you can swing with some momentum. It's amazingly light and balanced-feeling for its size, due in part to the fact that the bottom part of the grip (i.e., below the lock release) has no metal in it except for the screws.

(Haven’t field tested yet) seems good quality, feels solid, most solid folder I’ve held. This is a big knife. Big and beautiful. Nice handle, I’m used to wood handles and they always have more belly to them but this knife still feels good in the hand even though it’s slim. Lock feels strong. Nice design. Came sharp and with a good edge. Will update review after I take it out.

I primarily bought this knife to act as a foldable hunting knife that I could pullout on the spot and quarter out an animal. It has a narrow point for poking holes in order to hang game, a good shaped blade for skinning but most importantly for me a large blade for quartering the animal in just a couple slices each shoulder and hind. 10/10 would recommend this pocket sword.

Super Messer. Heutzutage leider illegal - also nicht führbar. Danke an unser schwachsinnigen Waffenrecht...

Ja, also das Messer ist groß das steht in der Beschreibung. Leider sind die Angaben unterschiedlich. Etwas weiter unten steht das Messer hat eine 4inch Klinge. Doch das stimmt nicht sie ist größer. Ja, in der Beschreibung steht XL. Ist schon ok da das Messer an sich der Hammer ist! Es gibt nur 1 Stern abzug da die Angaben verwirrend sind......

Sehr solides Messer, jedoch sind mir ein paar kleine Makel aufgefallen. Ein kleiner Katscher auf der Schneide der sich leicht beheben lässt, und der Schliff der Schneide ist nicht gleichmäßig, auf einer Seite wurde mehr geschliffen als auf der anderen. Das Messer ist dennoch scharf jedoch nicht perfekt. Würde mir das Messer trotzdem noch mal kaufen.