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The last, best and greatest survival knife (tool) you will ever need. So well built, you will be able to pass it on to your children and grandchildren like a family heirloom. If my husband were forced to take only one item into any type of doomsday scenario, this would be it, he says. The material of the handle looks like wood but is almost like stone. The blade is a a multi functional piece of art. Even the sheath will last for years. If you cam afford it, buy it. You won't be sorry. Side note; I bought it for my husband and he has really big hands( he's 6'5") so if you have small hands, you should get the Elite model. This is a big heavy duty knife.

I love this knife! I fretted over buying this knife for months but the reviews and pics finally did it for me. The weight of this knife is perfect for chopping but light enough to do smaller tasks and the balde is so thick and wide you could easily flip it over and use it as a hammer. Make no mistake if you are looking for a hunting/fishing/camping knife you can wear on you belt look no further!

My decision to purchase this Puma Bowie Knife was based upon my preferrence of simple tools which are exceptionally well made. One first must look at the intended function of this knife. It is a HUNTING knife. Not a COMBAT knife. Having served in the USMC for several years I became tired of tanto blades, composite sheaths, hollow handles and all the drama that goes into a combat knife. Also, combat knives are just downright ugly. The Puma Bowie, which is not a true Bowie by the way, is a beautiful knife. Unlike other knives there are no rattles, plastic parts or parts that can be wiggled by hand. This is truly a man's knife, a hunter's knife. And a hunter demands exceptional quality in his gear. The knife comes razor sharp and holds an edge well. It is hefty enough to chop small limbs. I have field dressed, skinned and butchered two deer with mine since I purchased it. It performs campsite chores easily as well. This is the last hunting knife you will ever need and your grandson will be proud to inherit it one day.

The San Mai III Kukri Blade is the best survival/rescue blade I've bought. The only drawback is its size, which is well hidden beneath the kydex sheath (included). Also, I prefer the black satin finish; however, cold steel has discontinued that model. The knife is a bit pricy but you get what you pay for in this blade. The grip feels like rubber and clings to the hand for a sure grip. The angle of the blade is designed to slice, chop, and smash. You can easily rescue a trapped motorist from their vehicle; chop firewood for the campsite; or attached a pouch to the kydex sheath for emergency resources (lifesaver blanket, firestarter, paracord, safety mirror, compass, etc). I inspected the Kabar kukri, Ontario Kukri, and others but San Mai III outshines them all. If you can afford this blade, buy it and use it with pride.

I ordered this knife a few days ago, and I am waiting for it to arrive. I shared the fact that I bought it, and what I paid and was told that there are fakes out there in the same price range. I have contacted Buck about this, and when I receive it plan on having it authenticated. Have any of you guys had any issues with the knives you bought ?UPDATE.I received this knife today. I must have missed it. I held this knife and its sheath side by side to a friends. The craftsmanship in both is what can be expected from Buck. The knife also arrived in a factory box, with warranty paper and the user instructions. Amazon id straight up, and customer service is patient and understanding with cavemen like my self. I will update my review with any info as I get it. For now, buy your Hoodlum from Amazon LLC with confidence. They ship stupid fast to.

INTRODUCTIONThis is a knife designed by Eddie Killian to pay tribute to Petty Officer Marc Lee. He was the first US Navy SEAL killed in Iraq since 2003. Featuring his graduation date from BUDS this knife is a tribute to his sacrifice and sacrifice of fellow soldiers, sailors and airmen who died in the line of duty.DESIGNThe knife is a full tang 154 CM blade measuring 7.30" and the handle measures 5.2". The handle has tan G-10 scales with a lanyard hole. The grip is very comfortable and ergonomic for daily use; it is also impact and scratch resistant. The 154 CM blade has a BK1 coating coated to prevent corrosion in salt water and increased scratch resistance. 154 CM is excellent for edge retention, daily use, ease of sharpening, and rust resistance. It is also an easier steel to sharpen (for the casual user) when you consider other steel such as D2. I personally would not have changed the choice of steel to harder material such as VG-10 or S-30V given the higher likelihood of staining in those metals. For outdoor use, the black matte finish keeps glare to a minimum and would make an excellent knife in the sands of Afghanistan/Iraq for our Active Duty Marines and Soldiers. Being more practical, I do wish they added a partially serrated edge for cutting ties, rope and other tough material. The curve of the blade allows for various applications of cutting, such as brush, weeds, assailants, and the point is excellent for the purposes of defense for our military duties.…

cold steel trail master sai mai is not a good survival knife, had this knife for 3 months now, looks great, feels great, easily out shines all my other knives.however. having taking it out to the forest for 3 days, got back home, it is scratched absolutly everywhere, the fine polish it came with, is gone, there's long scratch marks, and messing scratch marks, the sheath will scratch the knife too, having taking it in and out alot of the times, however, the knife is very sharp, sharpest knive I currently own, but, at home, after the trip, there's a small chip at the edge, I have no idea how it got there, or when, but if you rub your finger nail along the edge, (not against the edge), you can feel the dent, also if you view it on an angle, you can see it. it's very tiny.It cost 5 times as much as some of my other knives, all i can say after buying this, dont use it, just keep it as a good collection knife, dont even take it out of the sheath or put it back in, coz doing that will scratch the knife.pro:very shining polishvery sharpgood qualitygood weightcon:easily scratchedsheath can cause damagecan chiphard to re-sharpen due to it's special ground edge

being a knife lover for over 28 years this knife is all in one. i use my recon scout to cut up chickens ,brisket 80% frozen and cold out of the fridge, you can slice it so thin. i haven't camped with it yet or cut down trees. i have seen all the videos about what it can do, but its so sharp and beautiful i am waiting until i need to use it. i didn't like the sheath at first, i prefer leather, but its very strong and works great. the handle has a excellent rubber grip. it's worth every penny.

I just returned this knife. It was lighter than the original. The blade edge had machine sharpening marks. The serrations on each sharpened edge were only cut in from one surface instead of being double bevelled. I didn't expect this kind of dissappointment from Gerber.

The first thing you will notice about this knife is its weight and its thick spine. Absolutely beautiful in finish and feel(not to mention sharp). I was also pleasantly surprised with the G-10 handle. I was originally dreading that the handle scales would feel plasticky but not at all! If you didnt know it was g-10 you might guess it was wood.added bonus with the nice sheath. First non-POS sheath that I would actually consider using.im very pleased.

This is the first blade i've ever held in my hand let alone buy that i can shave with. This blade is by far the best ive owned. Its beautifully constructed and i love the weight and feel of the whole blade. I just got mine about 2 hours ago and ive already cut throw the following: Steel wool,iron nails,1/3 of a phone book and last but no least a small glass cup. Well the blade did cut the glass but it didn't go all the way through the base,obviously because its glass.This knife is absolutely god like and from the punishment ive given it in the 2 hrs ive had it,this will last a very long time. I would however recommend the DMT W6E 6-Inch Diamond Whetstone Sharpener, Extra-Fine with Hardwood Box. DO NOT get a decent or OK sharpener. Get this one because its quality and will give your edge a factory finish. Through my research of this blade the whetstone above is what you want to get with a blade made of AUS-8. Which is the type of metal used in this knife. If your not to crazy about this sharpener for what ever reason you can then get this one:Steelex D1070 6000 Grit Japanese Waterstone. Both are excellent quality and is something you NEED for this knife. But overall this knife is absolutely amazing. Definitely 2 thumbs up to SOG.

Great knife, it's funny how most haters keep posting about the specs of this "survival knife" - don't you guys read before you click? I got what I paid for, yeah it's a 2lbs knife, yea, it has hype, yea it's a movie star... but those were ALL stated on the item's description. I bought it because it's a hefty knife, a don't mess w someone carrying this, unless you have something bigger or lighter - but I don't care, I like it :DDefinitely one of those Love - Hate type of things...Seller Mark, was accommodating, unfortunately I live in the most corrupt country in Asia, so I had problems w shipping (NOT the sellers fault)

I have been so impressed with the Zero Tolerance line of knives, I decided I would buy their latest superstar. The 0350. This knife was designed as a EDC carry variant of its big brother the 0300 line. As many of you know these knives are a direct collaboration with [B]Strider knives [/B]and [B]Ken Onion[/B]. One look at the the 0350 and you can see Striders handy work all through the knife. ZT states the 0350 is 10% smaller than the 0300 line. This number is very deceiving in real world carry. If you never were to handle the 0300 line, you would say the 0350 is a full mid size folder. "Over build" rings true across the 0350 as much as it does the 0300 line so again, the 10% smaller is kind of misleading .Its dimensions lend itself to a much more friendly EDC carry than the 0300 or 0200 line. The 0350 is flatter in design with rough G10 handles. The thick SS liners are just as impressive as the 0300. There is more steel used in the liner lock than most companies use as their frame. The blade pivot screw uses a more conventional torx bolt but once again, it is a huge pivot torx bolt. There is a distinctive sound ZT knives make when opened..[B]"shlack!"[/B] That is the sound of bank volt lock up. Absolutely no movement in any direction. Its very satisfying and reassuring sound. ZT owners know what I am talking about.;) Carrying the 0350 as a Every Day Carry is pure joy. It works well in jeans, tactical pants or even sweat pants. You just forget you have it unlike…

If I could, I'd give this knife 6 stars. I researched this knife extensively before purchasing, and watched all the youtube videos. The A1 Destruction Test video cinched it for me. Now that I've got one, and had a chance to test it, all I can say is that every positive review was right on the money. I've been into blades for a long time and I've never held a finer knife in my hand. The laminated VG-10 steel is awesome. Shaving sharp out of the box and easy to maintain. Sharpening might take a little practice if you've never had a knife with a convex grind, but once you get the hang of it its easy. I can't say enough about the blade. This knife will cut, slice, slash and stab anything you could throw at it and ask for more. The knife itself is approximately the same size as a full size Kabar, with the blade slightly shorter but MUCH thicker and the knife heavier.One of the only complaints I've ever heard about this knife is that some people with large hands find the handle a little on the short side. I can see that, however, the handle fits my US-medium/large sized hand perfectly. The kraton handle isn't pretty but it is functional and handles well with wet or gloved hands. The zytel sheath is functional but unexceptional. I will be having a custom leather sheath made for it.This knife is already legendary in European military circles, and I predict it will be in the US Military eventually too. (I first heard of this knife from a US Marine who had used one in Iraq & Afghanistan…

First, be careful - it is likely you've never handled a knife with a sharper blade. You won't know you've cut yourself till you mop up the bl - well, you get the idea. Having said that, it is a real pleasure to buy and use a knife that is made in America and of such superior design and quality. We use it for camping, sure, but also as a utility knife around the farm on a daily basis. The cable cutter feature is just perfect for breaking those square hay bales. You can certainly buy a much cheaper knife but I am not sure you could find a better one.