MTECH USAMt-665Bk Neck Knife 7.5-Inch Overall, black

First, I am not a knife man / expert. I ordered the Mtech Mt-665k on a whim, the reviews were great and price was inexpensive. Just received it today and am very impressed with both the knife and the sheath. Mine arrived in perfect condition well packaged and very sharp right out of the box. It appears to be very well made.The grips are very grippe and will fit gorilla hands (me) very well eliminating the possibility of cutting yourself if used appropriately. The blade is large and sharp, almost too large for me. My personal preference would be for the handle to remain the same size and the blade to be about one inch shorter. The sheath is excellent in its ability to hold the knife, it will not fall out on its own for sure. It should have a belt clip rather than a solid loop requiring you to remove your belt to put on and take off.All in all for the money, this is a five star knife but it is not a Neck Knife, way to big and heavy. For me, it will be a great conversation piece and letter opener as I do not carry a knife for protection but to be used as a functioning tool.

MTECH nails it again. I've purchased a few of their knives over the years and have always been surprised by their quality. They have all been well made work horses. This one is right up there. We're talking about a $10 knife here. Mine is perfect. The blade is ground nice and smooth and properly finished. It is razor sharp. The handle is nice, tight and adequately textured. The ring size is good for me and there is even a little jimping on the back of the blade. The holster is fine. It's simple. The first draw was a little tight, but after that it's easier. Maybe I'll make a custom kydex sheath down the road. The false edge on the back of the blade could be sharpened a bit if someone was so inclined, although I wouldn't go all the way to the tip. Anyway, if you're interested in these types of blades, this would be a cost effective introduction.FWIW I also purchased the Schrade SCH112 Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife at 30 dollars and the quality control was absolutely awful and it's going right back, but that's a separate review.

I'm very pleased with this purchase. MTech isn't known for high quality or comfort, but this is a very capable self-defense blade. The one I received has a good, even grind and came fairly sharp at the edge, but thankfully not in the finger ring, which is a problem I've experienced with budget karambits in the past. The handle scales are secure and slim to aid in concealed carry, but the handle itself is still comfortable enough in my XL/XXL hands, and the finger ring is a good size for my index finger.I'm subtracting one star for the sheath, as it is currently secure and stable, but the belt loop is flimsily secured with cheap, hollow rivets and I'm certain they won't last long.Over all, for the price, it's a very decent blade.

Less than $15? Seriously? This was my first M-Tech knife purchase and I must say that I am VERY impressed. Sheath could be better, perhaps more options, but for the price it works just fine. The blade seems sturdy. The overall design is quite good. This has become another EDC carry option for me, although I must admit I'm still undecided on the karambit design overall; I'm more of a Bowie guy. Still, this is a good example of that somewhat esoteric knife design. Just a little on the thin side, handle as well. I easily remedied that with my go-to solution; Airsson Cling Tape (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LXMU4H4).

This is a great little Krambit knife its a bit bigger than it looks but not to bad, the handle is very comfy and well made, I have large hands and thought it may be small but it fits nicely in them, the blade holds an edge and is really pretty wicked and the sheath is well made the knife clicks right in well, over all its very nice for the price, probably the best Kramabit on amazon.

This is a great knife for the money. Mine was difficult to get out of the sheath but is now so loose it barely retains the blade. Not really suitable for carrying on a belt now unfortunately. The blade was not sharp at all but was able to be honed to a sharp edge in about 10 minutes. Not sure what to do with it now. I'll try and work on the sheath to make it more useful to carry.

I have had this exact knife for almost 3 years it’s a quick clip the sheath wears out after a while but it’s such a comfortable GripAnd it’s been very reliable on my every day work when I lost my other one because it fell out of the sheathe i basically felt naked without it I use it to cut banding and tarp at my job in the lumber yard and in the garden it takes out corn stalks and pole beans like nothing this is definitely my favorite blade only thing I wish you could buy replacement sheathes cause they with my heavy use only lasted me two and a half maybe three years but to me it owed me no favors this is a great product I don’t like pocket knives or button sheaths this is quick draw and put away I will be buying more

Awesome product, study/tough, sharp! It's the only brand of Karambit I buy now.