Ganzo G806-BK Fixed Blade Knife 8CR14 Stainless Steel Blade Ergonomic Anti-Slip Handle Camping Hunting Fishing Outdoor EDC Knife with Scabbard (Black)

I've got to say I was skeptical when I ordered this knife. I have a few Mora's and the palm swell on them make me feel like I don't have a good grip on them. This knife fit may hand perfectly, it is really comfortable with good texturing to keep you from slipping in wet weather. It locks in securely to the belt sheath, which is very similar to the Mora sheaths. The blade came very sharp and had even grinds for the length of the blade. Overall this would make a great fishing, utility or light bushcraft knife if you don't want to spend a ton of money or want to protect your more expensive blades. The only thing I wish it had was more thickness to the blade, maybe 3mm instead of the 2.5mm.

Something is VERY WRONG with the outdoor knife market. This knife is less than $15. I have owned knives WELL in excess of $700 and this is EVERY BIT as good. Nope that is NOT a typo. I think this shows how good marketing has become bc I will put this knife up against every one I have bought in terms of ergonomics, quality, blah blah blah - WHAT A COMPLETE RIP-OFF!!!!!!!!!! This knife is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! I think the poor people, myself included who bought into the "" Full Tang " belief, which is complete garbage(Well over 100 splits batoning with this thing - no damage whatsoever LOL) and thinking we had to buy sharpened pry bars for a quality knife well, this thing proves it wrong. Hopefully more knives like this will help course correct the market (LOL not holding my breath - marketing is too good) but there is no sense in spending that much money for a tool meant to be abused. I will now not pay too much attention to the hype and instead listen more to people who ACTUALLY USE these things in the field . . . hunting guides(who recommended this btw), hunters, etc. Anyways I hope this helps someone hung up on trying to purchase a fantasy like I was and instead lets them see the truth. Good Luck and as always YMMV 😊

I wasn't looking for another knife, but found this while looking for something else. The handle shape and blade shape really appealed to me and I figured for under $20, I could take a chance. My biggest questions are how the the edge and the handle holds up, but will find that out over time. I put an edge on it when I got it and it took a nice edge using my preferred sharpening techniques/tools. I sliced some dirty, seasoned ash and did a little carving with it and fully expected the edge to degrade to some extent with that use, but it did not. Definitely not a real test, but indicates it's worth testing further. I absolutely love the handle shape and the blade shape is perfect. The finish on the knife and sheath is flawless, with no mold flashing, not marks - impressive for a "cheap" knife. I own and use several custom "bushcraft" knives and a shoe-box full of Moras. I have high expectations of any knife, so I have to say that at this early stage, I am impressed with this one. They surely got a lot of features RIGHT and in the right combination of features as well. All that's left is to see how it does under normal outdoor use. I'm used to tool steels that hold an edge extremely well, but I also maintain edges during use, so we'll see how this one stands up. I'm not puncturing car doors and cleaving cinder blocks - I'm talking normal, sensible use. If this knife were made in one of the steels I'm familiar with and prefer, I'd have ordered two more already - and would be happy to pay proportionately more. Sandvik 12C27, 14C28, 1095 - any of the established, common and cost-effective steels would sell me in a heartbeat, but I need to live with the "new to me" 8CR14 in this knife. I'm not a steel-snob and don't need or want "boutique" steels, but I just don't know this one yet. The overall shape of both the blade and handle are very, VERY good.

The pic is after a year of regular use, with the most basic upkeep of cleaning it off afterward. It’s honestly my go-to knife. Sturdy, light, edge and tip are still sharp. This is a pretty badass little knife for the price. Great investment.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice knife. Nicely put together with a well fitting sheath. Blade is sharp right out the box. I'll primarily use it as bait knife and with rubber lining on the grip it slip out of my hands. I highly recommend this knife.

The media could not be loaded. I work in the food delivery industry and I wanted some good cheap protection in case I lost it or tore it up.I seen this Ganzo knife and I was very skeptical because it was made in China.After reading some reviews and finding out that it was ambidextrous (because I am a lefty ) I went ahead and purchased it.For the last 6 months it is the only thing I have carried on a daily basis, the retention is amazing and it will not fall out but it can be pulled in the pistol grip fashion in a fraction of a second.The handle is super grippy and it comes razor sharp out of the box, I use it constantly and it has held a great edge.You really can't beat it for the price!

Very solid knife and value for the price. Seems pretty sturdy (haven't used it yet though). It clicks into the sheath so that it won't fall out accidentally. The blade is just under 4" so conforms to legal limits for carrying in many states. I'm gonna use it as a general utility knife for yard work as I think it will be better and easier to use than the folding knife I currently use with roughly same blade length. Overall I'm pleased with it so far.

There are many positive things to say about this knife and it is very difficult to find any fault. The knife is perfect in its shape and size. It cuts perfectly, fits perfectly in the hand and is convenient to use. Steel is also fine. Better than I expected. It is ideal in terms of price and quality.