D2 10 Inches Crocodile Dundee Knife Bowie Knife with Sheath Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, Survival Knives for Camping, Skinning, Bushcraft and Outdoors

It needed a little bit of TLC, initially. Which is why I rated it four stars. But just maybe 20 min with metal polish and high grit automotive sandpaper, a dash of detailing skill=4.6 stars.

Love the feel the style and the quality. The knife is spot on what I was hoping it would be.Looks great and it is sharp out of the box.Love this thing!Recommended

The knife itself is fair quality. The sheath looks nice, but the belt loop pulled apart in a week of wearing it. I can probably fix it. If not I will just buy a cross draw pancake sheath for it.

I picked this knife up as an option to throw in my bag or camp kit to have a small size camp knife option.The knife itself is well made, fits great in the hand, and the included sheath is great. The knife also looks really good, the handle pops and the brass pommel and guard are a very nice touch.Unfortunately the knife itself was incredibly dull out of the box. I've used a combination of pull through sharpeners, whetstones, and honing rods and I cannot get the blade sharp all over. About 70% of the blade seems to take a decent edge but the belly of the blade remains dull, perhaps due to the initial thickness of the blade and edge (it's pretty thick material).Overall it's a good looking knife, but it won't hold an edge everywhere and so I don't think I'd recommend it.

It's a pretty knife, but it just doesn't work for our needs as well as we had hoped (off-grid homestead life is SUPER demanding on knives)

It's very nice and has a beautiful holster that comes with it. It comes lubricated and wrapped up really tight in plastic. It wasn't sharp enough to cut anything, so we had to sharpen it. It's a great quality knife for my outdoory husband.

It's not as large as a Crocodile Dundee "Now, that's a KNIFE!" but is still a good size, and nicely balanced in the hand. The grip is comfortable - but the blade itself did need a bit of sharpening. Otherwise a good knife to keep in a place like under the car seat, or in a purse. You know - just in case.

First- labelling this as a "Crocodile Dundee" knife... nope. That knife was different, different profile, and MUCH larger. This knife looks more like a regular bowie-style knife. At a distance, the knife looks very nice, and very polished. Wen you look closely, you'll see scuff marks from the buffing wheels, and scratches all over the knife. The wood and brass in the handle looks nice. Handle feels good in the hand. The blade comes with an edge, but it's not very sharp nor does it have a consistent hone. The leather sheath is very minimal.