OERLA OLK-D46 Tactical Fixed Blade – D2 Steel Full Tang Survival Tool with Kydex Sheath & G10 Handle for Camping, Hunting, Bushcraft

Feels good in hand, the handle has indents that fit to your fingers perfectly, the knife has a super strong full tang, and the blade is very strong and extremely sharp, this is one of my favorite fixed blade knives. There is also a guard to keep your fingers from getting cut. Overall this is an awesome knife, for every day use, and it comes to ready to use when you need it. Over all awesome knife, you will be pleased. Just want to mention the full tang is so strong including the extreme sharp blade you can cut through a thin log with this knife and a hammer. Its overall a great knife. So glad I bought it. And this is coming from a collector

This has by four been the best knife for the money that I’ve had pleasure of purchasing. It is razor. Shop tough to the core nice sheath a great all-around tool for anybody outdoors.

The knife cane well packaged in a presentation box , the knife seems well made and durable the only thing I question is the sharpness, it's not exactly dangerous sharp out of the box but im sure I can make one on my sharpener you do get what you pay for but it does seem well made and very thick steel and good weight and feels very good in hand.i would give it 5 stars but the sharpness of the blade could be much better out of the box

Sharp and very strong knife. Never looses its edge! Had mine for years

This beast has a great weight and balance. It came razor sharp and is styled beautifully. The handle is the perfect size for my hand (I wear large size gloves for reference). The sheath is overall sturdy, but the belt clasp is a tish wimpy. It is slightly tricky to open and the parts don’t give me the impression of strength. Time will tell. Overall, I’m super pleased, especially for the price!!

Great knife just heavier than I expected. I want a knife I can attach to my suspenders.

Im not gonna try and impress you with all the in depth details like soem of these comments, but I'll just say this is an excellent knife in everyway. I carry it on my battle belt and that should say all that needs to be said. I haven't found one weakness in the knife for any purpose that you would choose to use it for. Don't hesitate its well worth the price of the knife, it will equal any other knife you want to put up against it.

So I really like this knife, and I have some sort of emotional attachment to it. It was my first knife after I decided to learn more about wilderness survival and lifestyle. It came very sharp, however it didn't take hair off my arm. Which... I'm not really using it for that, so I didn't really care. I took this camping for the weekend with basically this knife, a folding saw, and multi-tool. I used this knife to baton firewood for a few days, enough to keep the fire going for a majority of the time. Which was physically taxing, yes. However the steel is still straight. One thing that did happen was that the handle became loose after batoning for about a day. I just screw tightened a bit (though the screw seems to be not super high quality and was starting to strip very easily). But I may have to refine that some time in the future. But unless I am really whacking, it stays together well. The edge definitely needs refining regularly, however she is still my most used tool. The handle feels really nice in my hands, the recesses in the design align perfectly with my fingertips when I close my hand. The sheath is great, aside from the buckle attachment (very flimsy, I'd like to modify in the future). But when it is sheathed, it gives a satisfying locked in sound, and doesn't budge until you want it to. Overall, I would recommend it to others as an entry-level or light duty outdoor knife, however I may recommend something a bit more together and angular for batoning.

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