Ccanku C1101 Fixed Blade Knife D2 Blade, Stainless Steel Handle and Knife Kydex Sheath for Outdoor Hunting, Survival and EDC Tool(Black)

If you have purchased the other knives made by this company you are in for a treat. The other knives are very acceptable in that they are sharp, have good kydex, and a large enough ring for adult hands. They are however very skinny. This one is much fatter across the handle area giving the user far more control than the other offerings. If you are kind of happy with the others then you will be extatic with this one. I wrapped mine in hockey tape and I feel adequately defensive for most intimate distance actions. Excellent value for the low dollar amount. I buy knives this size that cost ten times as much. Be safe my friends.

Knife looks good, feels good in the hand, and is sharp! The size of the handle was just right, which I worried about due to having large hands. Only complaint is the knife sheath, it's hard to get the knife to snap in just right to get good retention. Also the adjustability of the sheath is limited.

Thanks for making such a great knive.I bought it on March 2020 (for obvious reasons) and carried it every day since.Very sharp, great handle, slim, protable. Sheath locks and holds properly. Everything works as it should.

Good product for the price

The knife itself was fine for the price but the Kydex sheath was not correctly made. The sheath was folded in half on the blade side of the knife without extra space so when attempting to quickly draw your knife you could potentially cut your pocket. The rivets being placed on that side may have helped provide a lip to catch the pocket so you can draw without your sheath following or the knife drawing and cutting your pocket. Perhaps in future designs they will reconstruct the sheath to allow for an improved draw.

I've got a pretty good background with karambit style blades and I was hoping this would be an affordable option. For a $20 knife, I'm not expecting a lot, but this managed to fall below even that.The key problem is the weird bulge/hump in the middle of the handle; it manages to make it uncomfortable both in reverse (traditional karabit) grip and forward grip. I have medium-large hands and in both cases my finger closest to the blade is about a half inch from properly being in the finger choil, so I'm basically left either with a poor grip stretching out to meet it, or a poor grip trying to let my fingers fall naturally in place.Not using the finger ring at all improves the grip a touch, but the only grip where this feels solidly and appropriate in hand is a scalpel/pinch grip... at which point the ring is completely unnecessary.This is really unfortunate because they could have had a simple straight handle and kept the ring and it would have been fine.

I used this knife all the time not a huge fan of the belt clip so I swapped that out but the knife is great

Clip could be stronger