Survival Hax Fixed Blade Full Tang Scuba Knife with Whetstone and Sheath

Pros: This is a simple coated steel blade with a paracord rope around the handle. The knife is sharp, there is a serration on one side to help with line cutting, and the entire thing is cheap enough that you won't break the bank if you lose it.Cons: The description mentions a line cutter. That little semi-circular cut out at the base of the blade is NOT A LINE CUTTER. That is a bottle opener without a sharpened recess. I have found this feature in several cheaper knives and I find it infuriating. It's like all of the cheap knife makers know people appreciate a line cutter and they also know that in small images on websites you can't make out if the line cutter is sharpened or not so they go the lazy route and just cut out a space on the blade without sharpening it. The knife doesn't really come to a very sharp point. The side of the blade with the serration that is not serrated (closer to the tip) it not sharp. The paracord is too short to use as a lanyard or wrist strap.Overall, this is a decent knife that is cheap and can get the job done without many of the features you might expect in a finer blade. For the price it's worth it.

The knife itself is good. I took off one star because the straps are useless; they loosened themselves so the sheath did not stay put at all. Also, with just one dive the sheath completely unraveled. I was hoping to be able to contact the seller to see about getting a new sheath, but I couldn’t find the option to do so anywhere.

Was smaller than I was expecting, came in a little dull, but put it to the stone and it sharpened very well and satisfied all my fishing needs; mainly to cut up bait, smaller fish and cut line. Probably would not be ideal for bigger fish. The sharpening stone that it comes with is a little small, but if you need to sharpen this blade when you are outdoors it will do the job. The serrated top of the knife is very sharp and haven't needed to use it but looks like it would work fine. Again, serrated knives are for if you need to cut thru branches or bones of animals, being how small the knife is and that the serrated portion does not cover the entire length of the blade, it would be hard to cut thru a branch if need be. Overall, however, for the $, this is a good small knife to keep in your tackle box and stays sharp and comes with a good sheath.

7" Fixed Blade is a very useful size and weight. It is well balanced and afford a firm, comfortable hold. Remarkable value, a light and simple full tang knife. Black Polyester Belt Sheath with a Sharpening Stone comes in handy. Great deal.

You get exactly what you paid for. Personally I love this little blade.. it’s small and SHARP AS HECK! I didn’t buy it for scuba and by no means would recommend using it for scuba diving, I feel like you would lose the blade to Davy Jones locker because the sheath is a bit shoddy. Having said that, I have mine afixed to my haversack strap for easy access for what ever needs may arise. I have a different one I use as a boot knife because it wasn’t as awesome as this one..It’s perfect!

This knife is maybe 4” very small, very thin and doesn’t look or feel like it belongs anywhere but in a drawer as a letter opener

Very nice grip, lightwight, relatively sharp staight out of the box. The serrated edge is only a couple inches, so it's usage is quite limited. The sharpening stone is not fine enough to actually sharpen the blade, and the sheath however is very cheaply made and it didn't take very long for the stitching and the velcro to come apart and the knife (after I sharpened it with a different stone) actually penetrated the bottom and I had to discard it.

Good little knife. 3 inches of blade with 4 inches of handle, bottle opener etc. I am going to use it for a bait knife and to dispatch fish, gut, and clean them. I am going to take the cord off of it and fashion a wooden or floating handle for it. It has a nice sharp edge now. The stone that comes with it can also be used to sharpen a fishing hook if I needed.