Redline Fixed Blade Hunting Knife with Ferro Rod and Sheath - Perfect for Outdoor Adventures - Holtzman's Gorilla Survival

Got this knife a couple days ago and I am very impressed with it....the first thing I noticed was how nice the packaging was. The sheath is really nice as well and holds the knife and ferro rod nice and tight. You won't have to worry about the knife rattling around or falling out. I also love the diamond sharpener incorporated into the sheath. The spine of the knife has a nice sharp 90 degree edge that throws sparks from the ferro rod great. The Knife came sharp but of course I'm a nut about a sharp knife and quickly put a razor edge on it. I'm also a fan of the D2 steel as it seems to hold an edge well...of course it takes a little more work to get a good edge once it gets dull...but that's not an issue for me. The handle has a good comfortable feel to it and fits well in my large hands. Seems a little too bulky for me to wear as a neck knife so I put the included pocket clip on and it fits great clipped to my pocket or belt. I plan on making a lanyard for it soon. This is a great quality knife and you get a lot of bang for your buck with this little survival knife and kit. It's my new EDC and gets put to plenty of use. You won't be disappointed with this knife!

Great little EDC knife. Super sharp and the finish is top notch. The handle is very comfortable in hand (I can get three fingers on the grip with my fourth just hanging off) and the G10 scales are grippy. I have to give it to them, I’ve bought $250 knives with less fit and finish than this knife. The sheath fits the knife with no rattle and it feels very secure. The scales have been perfectly sanded and fit to the handle so that there is no noticeable rough spots between the scales and the metal portion of the handle. The only downside is the belt clip. If you are going to be walking around in the woods I would use something more secure to attach it to your belt but just day to day it’s nice to be able to easily slip it off your belt without taking your belt off. Overall great buy.

Bought this on a whim after seeing it on a review of sub 3 inch blades. For $29 had to try it.Right off the bat it comes in a nicely packaged little presentation box; which is more than some of my much more expensive knives! It contains the knife, sheath, ferro rod, pocket clip, and a wrench.As others have mentioned it came very sharp right out of the box but I touched it up a bit and now it is actually scary sharp on this little full tang D2 blade. The chunky handle is actually pretty comfortable, well rounded, without any hot spots ( much more comfortable than my GiantMouse GMF1). Thick flat spine with crisp edges that can easily be used with the included ferro rod.Small enough to fit it in a pocket so you have it when needed.I will be paying more attention to this brand in the future.

The knife is great! And it comes in a gift box with an Allen wrench/Phillips driver, ferro rod and diamond sharpener on the sheath. The knife fits well in my hand, sharp out of the box and the finish work is great. It may be a little large and heavy for a neck knife but I like the size for a small fixed blade. The sheath however needs a little work. I had to really work to get the knife to click into the sheath and then I could not remove the knife. I had to use a heat gun to soften the Kydex and remove my knife (I did wrap the knife handle with a damp towel and wore leather gloves to do this). I now fits well in the sheath. There is also an eyelet missing (see picture). I like the added ferro rod and loop even though I removed it. I considered repositioning the loop but not all of the eyelets are spaced to accept the loop. I also wanted to put the loop on the front of the sheath, not the side but the loop bent the sheath and the handle on the ferro rod pressed against the sheath. Also note there is not a loop to wear this sheath on a belt. The icing on the cake would have been a loop to wear the sheath horizontal or vertical. A little planning on the layout of the eyelets would make this work. I would give this a 5+ star if the sheath had fit right off, wasn't missing an eyelet and had loop to wear on a belt. I still really like the knife.

This knife is exceptional for the value.The build quality is flawless. Zero sharp edges or machining defects. The g10 scales are the best I’ve seen for a knife sub $60, but I would prefer a rubberized texture over g10 only because g10 is slippery when wet.The edge is spot on, and close to a mirror finish.I’m usually a benchmade/ spyderco guy, but wanted a beater fixed blade that I could genuinely use and pry with.I believe this is true d2 tool steel. My file slid right off of it without leaving a mark, if it’s not d2, it’s a comparable tool steel.No belt clip, so I created one.A fine or ceramic sharpening stone would be preferred over the course one that’s on the sheath, but I’ll likely never use it anyway. It is perfectly usable as a sharpener, but I’m super anal about having a polished edge on all of my knives.They paid great attention to tiny details, like even drilling a small drainage hole in the bottom of the kydex sheath so that any moisture could easily drain away and not stay trapped in the sheath.Fire starter is great and throws a hot spark as it should.Overall, I’m putting this into my EDC rotation as a primary knife. It’s a great size, and nothing beats a fixed blade. I’d have paid $60 for this and still felt like I hit a home run. At $29 it’s an absolute bargain.

The thickness and rounded edges on handle make this knife very comfortable add a lanyard need for bigger hands, I did. Where the front choil meets the blade is a bit sharp so if you have chubby hands this might be a little small for you