The Survivor Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife (model HK-106320) features a tanto blade and a cord-wrapped handle, with a 7-inch overall length. Ideal for camping expeditions and survival training, this Survivor full tang knife features a 3-inch, 4mm black stainless steel tanto blade. The cord wrapped handle gives you superior grip in even the wettest of conditions, while also providing easily unwrapped cordage when needed in a pinch. The included magnesium alloy fire starter enables you to effortlessly start a fire in no time. This knife comes complete with a nylon sheath for easy and safe carry. Geared toward outdoor activity, Survivor offers a wide variety of classic survival knives and rugged fixed blade knives.
Product Features
- Full tang fixed blade outdoor knife for rugged camping expeditions
- Black stainless steel tanto blade
- Cord-wrapped handle provides superior grip, plus handy cording when needed in a pinch
- Nylon sheath for easy and safe carry; magnesium alloy fire starter enables you to effortlessly start a fire in no time
- 7-inch overall length, 3-inch blade length with 4mm thickness
If you know anything about knives buy it. ok a few things, first this is a full tang knife, and it comes with a fire starter. yes it comes blunter than a butter knife, and yes the rope grip is incredibly uncomfortable. BUT, the hilt has holes with makes re-wrapping the handle with some rope or para-cord very easy, once re-wrapped the handle is comfortable, also the steel is decent quality, so with a little sharpening the knife becomes very usable. bottom line 7$ and 10 minuets of your time and you have yourself a decent knife.
Inexpensive, fun little project … I read a bunch of reviews on this inexpensive (cheap!) piece of Chinese iron before dropping the whopping six bucks for it. I knew what to expect and I surely didn’t need another knife. However, I thought it would make for a fun project … and it certainly did. I modified the package as follows: (See my customer images as well)
Great fire starter with free knife attached. Let me make a few assumptions if you are considering buying this knife. 1) You are not planning on buying a $200 Gerber. 2) You do not consider yourself a survivalist but you do DVR Man Vs Wild. 3) You’re buying as a gift for someone who DVRs Man Vs Wild. 4) In all honesty the biggest thing you have ever needed a “survival” knife for while camping is to Rambo open a bag of chips.