Ccanku C1691 Fixed Blade Knife D2 Steel G10 Handle 4 Inches,Outdoor Claw Knife,Camping EDC Tools, Kydex Sheaths … …

Made a video review too should be available 2 days from this posting. This karambit.... This karambit..... That curve.... That handle. There's so much going right for this is there a catch? So far I've not found one. The handle is smooth and fits great. As hard as the material is it's not hard in the hand either. It's almost soft. It's hard to explain, but the material doesn't give yet feels like it should as smooth as it is. The blade was sharp yet the spine's blade wasn't too sharp. Easily sharpens though. It's light yet feels so sturdy it feels like there's power in your hands. It has grooves to reduce weight, and screws that do this too. It's hard to believe that you can get one for this price and quality of the product. I'm a collector of blades and this has made my top 10 favourite blades. Seems low but I have 200+ blades (some costing $1,00+) so it has a lot to live up to. As far as an edc goes this can conceal pretty easily if done proper. The sheath is sturdy, and again great quality for the price. With a locking feature to make sure it'll stay put you'd spend $80 on one like this. Truly refreshing to see companies that make great quality blades in budget of $30-$50. I'll be doing more with this for sure as this has now become my edc, and will remain so until I find something better (if I do at this price point!). If a question pops up you'll be sure to get an answer from me. I love talking blades. This made my week for just $30!

For the price this is a great knife. It fits nicely in the hand and the sheathe is much better than I thought it would be, it looks great and holds a decent edge.

Knife is a little smaller than I expected, I should’ve paid more attention to the description, but with that being said it fits the hand perfectly. Both sides are sharp as can be. The back edge is a sharp curve, it cuts well but more for slicing, the front claw it’s like a giant cat claw, and slices without hesitation. The tip is so sharp I’m honestly scared to touch it, it digs right in to cardboard and thin plastic without any pressure behind it. All in all I’m very impressed with this blade. Especially for the price. Let’s talk about the holster, it was molded so perfectly, that the knife slides right in, but it takes a little tug to get the knife out (this is a compliment, your grandparent. Oils remove it from the holster but it won’t just drop out), you can mount upside down if you so feel the urge and won’t have to worry about it falling out. I’m like a child with new knifes and kept playing with the knife. The blade has a very quick draw, very easy to conceal under an untucked shirt. Very solid mount, with a nice locking feature to quickly unhook and hook around a belt. 10/10 would buy again without hesitation. If I find any more knifes I’m interested in I’ll definitely be buying from from this company again. My one complaint, is “off” locks the holster and “on” allows you to open it. I would’ve thought on meant the lock was on but I’m not an engineer 🤷‍♂️

Bought this because, 4 is better than 3. Blade itself, out of the box mine was sharpened rather well, angle was symetrical. It has a good solid feel in your hand since.it has extra weight. safe to say, this blade will probably not snap in half easily since its just a slab of thick metal. This is definitely great for durability, but some might not like the extra weight, which really isnt much. Other downside with the knife was the grip. comparable to a wooden grip made out of pine, but polished to have some slip to it. I slapped grip tape on it because I dont like slippery handles and its fine. Overall, the knife is a good buy for this price range. That brings me to my next part. The sheath takes a bit to get use to since you're dealing with a curved blade. Mine was extremely tight when I got it and had a bad slip. I blame myself for being too complacent for getting cut however. Belt clip is great, but the sheath needs to be worked in and you definitely need to get use to it.

For what I paid, this is a pretty cool knife, and it was surprisingly sharp too. Makes me feel like a cool dude and a chud at the same time flipping it around like I’m surfing in CS go while I open the occasional Amazon package.

Very cool and sturdy

Much, much better quality than I expected. I'm happy with purchase

This knife is ok for the money it costs. It is a rough cut and processed knife from China, there is a chewed up section on mine from when they cut the serrations and the straight edge is not very sharp. I have not worked on the sharpness and cleaning up the burr in the serrations so I can't speak to it actually being D2 steel. The tip comes to a very sharp point with the edge beveled on both sides so if it is a cheaper steel it has a good chance of breaking off or being bent easily...not a big deal considering the design and purpose of a karambit. I will have to modify the handle as it has a sharp edge near the ring that contacts my hand when holding the knife. The tang is thick. Overall it is an ok knife but not as light as I expected it to be, I will just save for a while and buy a Bastinelli instead and throw this into my drawer of knives. Depends on what you want the knife for, it may work for some. Just not for me and my intended purpose for it. Also a karambit is not a "survival knife" so do not buy it if that's what you want. A Ka Bar is about $15-20 more, just buy that if you want a survival / utility knife.

Everything about it is just 10/10

Liked it. Outer smooth edge is not super sharp but will the the job.

The design is cool and unique but the handle design feels like plastic and would be slippery when wet. Handle feels tight and short. Also remember, this item was shipped outside of canada thus a hassle if returned. There are a few better products like this. Find something else.