Gerber Strongarm Fixed Blade Fine Edge

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A good and high-quality knife, sturdy and durable. The adaptability of the sheath is good. Not a soap knife, but yes, it boils and boils. A good general tool for camping and reservist work.

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A sturdy knife. Grippy handle even when wet. Good handle design and suitable blade length. Not a soap knife, but it does the job. Very versatile and durable sheath. A versatile mounting option. Not the lightest knife.

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A good and durable, military-style "survival knife". The handle is long enough and gives you a good grip. The thick full tang blade is well attached to the handle. The blade has a strong tip.

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Did its job well, but a little front-weighted.

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Was involved in the forest. Action.

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The knife seems well balanced and durable, but the sheath fastening mechanisms are poor or difficult to use. The snap-on belt loop system is unequivocally bad. The snaps don't stay on when going hard, and you can't pull the knife out of the sheath with one hand when the fastening loop gives way. It requires binding to the thigh or somewhere else to use it. The snap fastener that prevents the knife from falling on its own is too rigid and thus almost unusable, unless the main purpose is to prevent the use of the knife completely. Molle fasteners look great on the surface, but threading them into molle holes is almost impossible. I haven't succeeded at all in that myself. So I ended up attaching the sheath to the belt with cable ties. So the knife itself is OK, but the sheath and fasteners are bad. I wouldn't buy again.