Cold Steel Double Agent Durable Lightweight Japanese AUS8A Steel Karambit Shape 3" Fixed Blade Tactical Outdoor Hunting Knife, Kray-Ex Handle, Secure-Ex Sheath

The blade design and carrier are what makes this little knife my favorite. I hope they make more of these in different sizes with the same hole 🕳 locations on the blade and carrier. I like the light weight of the blade as well as the security that the hole 🕳 gives me. I do not like dropping my knives and the 🕳 allows me to work with blade in hand while secure on my finger. The holster design also allows for the draw to be more comfortable and easy. Perfect design for most of my blade usage needs at home or at work. Nice and sharp as well.

The Double Agent Kerambit dagger from Cold Steel is a sleek and light weight knife - one of the lightest I possess currently... It was lot slimmer than what i expected from the image, however, it doesn't disappoint... The blade is strong and firm and the grip holds well in the palm... I prefer a reverse grip with this on, which is purely a personal choice...Coming to the functionality, this knife comes with a very sharp tip off the box and the edge is relatively sharp as well... The sheath is made of plastic and i am yet to ascertain its durability on the long run... The secure-ex locking holds the first ring within the sheath, so there are very minimal possibilities of this knife coming off the sheath... because of its slight build, it is easily concealable and good for carrying as an intimidating weapon for self defense. I really don't know how effective it would be to carry this in the neck, as I would personally carry it in a vest pocket or in the big cargo pants pockets..This is my first kerambit style knife, and it is too early for me to judge this knife's merits in a combat/self defense situation... It may not be my first choice self defense weapon, for I am very much comfortable carrying my magnum push dagger for that purpose... however, while travelling to places where push daggers are illegal, i would definitely carry this kerambit in my coat/ long pant pockets as my protection blade... For the looks, stealth factor and the sturdiness of the blade, i would give this product a 5* rating...

I've been wanting a krambit blade for horizontal carry along my back. A lot of the reviews said it can't be worn on a belt, that is not true. I also purchased the Cold Steel C-Clip size small pack and as you can see in the photo, it can be worn horizontally. I only needed 1 clip for it to be secure against my back. I used the other clip for the Cold Steel Bird & Game knife (which is also awesome for the price.) I locate the belt clip so it abuts a belt loop, so when you go to withdraw the knife, the clip hits your belt loop, thereby stopping the sheath from sliding and allowing a quick draw. The Secure-X sheath locks the blade in tight. I have the release button facing my back so when I reach behind me I can slide my pinky finger into the rear hole, use my pointer finger to depress the release button, and quickly in your in business. You want my wallet? Sure, no problem. Move you hand to you lower back like grabbing for your wallet, release the blade, and the sight of the double ringed Krambit blade will make someone think, is it worth it for my empty wallet?Blade came shaving sharp out of the box, I didn't even need to strop it.The small belt C-Clips can be found on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N6X568N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1If you've been eyeballing this blade, just buy it already.

This knife is one of the larger knives I would use as a neck-knife, but on the smaller end of what I'd call a belt knife. I have large hands (glove size XL) and the handle is small but usable. Were it any smaller, it would border on uncomfortable, and my fingers do not fit easily in the finger holes, something to consider if you have large hands. The blade is very sharp, with aggressive serrations, with a wicked claw-shape to it. If you use it to open boxes, be careful, as the shape of the blade wants it to keep cutting deeper, so if you are not careful, you can cut into whatever is inside the box.The sheath is a little unusual in the way it works, but after using it a time or two, it works well. Instead of a thumb break like you might be used to, it has a 'button' that snaps into the forward finger hole, holding the blade to the sheath. The idea seems to be to keep the sheath as compact as they can, while keeping the knife seucre, yet accessable, and in that sense it works well. Howver, re-inserting the blade into the 'minimalist' sheath takes a bit of getting used to. You have to carefully insert the blade at the proper angle, to be sure it will work properly, and requires both hands to do. Removal, however, is fast and easy with one hand, just let your finger or thumb find the release button, and pull sharply, and the knife comes right out into your hand.Good knife, good quality steel, holds an edge well. 4 stars instead of 5 because it can be awkward to re-insert the knife in the sheath.

It goes around the neck and fits perfectly I like the knife because it is a fixed blade and is super sharp a must if your traveling and need the security.

A version of the karambit style knife; but with two finger holes and a serious serrated blade. My hands are very large and the size was a bit small. But the design and serious defense power of this design is easy to see and not something for show. I like the tiger claw because the comfortable grip and larger finger hole. But this is serrated... I always will choose the serrated version of any knife because of the obvious enhancement. But I know many people who prefer the straight edge to sharpen easily and not have to distort the edges with hard use.

Good size and very sharp.