DRGSKL Japanese Fixed Blade Knife - Tanto Knives with Wooden Sheath - Survival Knives with Full Tang Handle - Bushcraft knives for Camping Outdoor, Gifts for Men

This knife is large, full tang, and durable as hell! Right out of the box, the D2 steel blade arrived incredibly sharp, and the walnut wood handle just feels absolutely awesome and secure in the hand. Honestly, the price is incredible for a blade of this high quality—it feels and performs like a much more expensive piece of gear. I also have to specifically mention the wooden sheath because it really elevates the whole package. It feels fantastic to the touch, looks great, and gives this incredibly satisfying thunk when the blade is fully inserted. I’ve been trying to find as many opportunities as I can to use it around the house. So far, it’s mostly been making quick work of opening packages and slicing zip ties off items, but it handles so well that I might actually try it out for cooking or camp prep next. I love everything about this knife—in a completely normal, non-creepy way, of course. Highly recommend picking one up!

I actually got this to cut bamboo, as I have been harvesting a patch of bamboo in my yard. The edge came sharp, and it's pretty easy to sharpen. I do wish the edge held a little longer than it does, but I just take a quick break and get back to work in no time. The craftsmanship is good quality, and it's held up great against very heavy use. I've been chopping bamboo with anywhere between a 1" -2" diameter, both fresh and dried, and the blade still looks nice. No damage to the blade or handle, and the heft of the blade makes it easier to cut with than other blades I've tried. The balance is also really nice. The photo is after a day's heavy use, and the streaks are because i was chopping bamboo I'd left in the yard to dry, and some of them had dirt or something stuck to the sides. It's easy to clean off with a little oil.

This is a very nice knife! It's very solid, well put together and sharp. The knife is heavy, just another sign that this knife is solidly built and will last a long time. I bought one for my son and he loves it too.

This DRGSKL Japanese Fixed Blade Tanto Knife is a game-changer! The premium D2 steel blade is incredibly sharp and durable, with that straight grain finish that looks premium. The ergonomic walnut wood handle feels secure and comfortable for extended use, and the full tang design makes it super sturdy for bushcraft, camping, or outdoor adventures. The wooden sheath is a nice touch – elegant and practical. Snagged it, and it's worth every penny. Perfect gift for men who love survival gear. Highly recommend – arrived fast and exceeded expectations!

Substantial blade thickness, good for tackling tougher tasks involving chop or hack not so much for delicate slicing of food items. Almost too pretty for field use in this fashion but the affordable price point makes it a viable chore tool. The wood sleeve & minimal sized blade guard don't afford a simple carry method while the handle lanyard could in theory be utilized as such. Overall this package exudes quality and makes a fine gift/presentation piece with genuine utility. If I was to label anything not quite as visually appealing, the blade guard finish is a bit underwhelming. That said it is steel and not some afterthought and certainly perfectly functional. A fine example of functional art that a tool connoisseur will respect.

Sharp and beautiful. Everything about this blade is exceptional.

I don't have anything bad to say about steel, wood quality etc... it's what it is.. well constructed and fitted. The wood is beautiful and very much looks like the pictures. It came very sharp out of the box. The blade has a very decent thickness at the spine and feels very strong and durable. As other have said the full tang is a great then as far as overall strength goes. However when I looked at this online in pictures it just looked more graceful and attractive in the pictures. When I hold it in my hand it just feels non graceful and a bit clunky. The two things that make it so I think are the width of the blade from cutting edge to spine. I think even a half a centimeter less would lend it to a more graceful proportion for the length of the blade. next is the handle and sheath, it isn't as obvious online but both are very boxy. the sheath though following the curve of the blade still is just a rectangular box with mildly rounded edges. The handle is the same. It has the minimal finger grooves cut in but it has a very rectangular profile. It would have helped a 1000 percent to do a better job of profiling the sheath and handle to a more modest and comfortable, round/oval profile. Lol... just had a thought.. this was designed as a knife in the game Minecraft.

I bought this for my husband's knife collection and he loves it. It's well made and feels heavy and is very sharp.