BPS Knives BK06 Camp Knife With Leather Sheath - Large Outdoor Knife Fixed Blade Stainless Steel Camping Knives - Scandi Grid Knife With Sheath

Very impressive leather sheath, as good as they get of thick quality leather, especially with a knife in this price range. It comes razor sharp.

I bought this knife for bushcrafting and planned to put it through hell. It survives. The mirror like fine polish to the blade remains even after several uses with ferro rods and general campsite needs. Blade keeps it's edge well and the handle fits my hand perfectly. spine of the blade is thick enough to baton it into logs and split firewood. I was a little concerned about the sheath when viewing the photos but the fit is snug, there is no chance of the knife falling out during your travels. If I ever misplace this one I will definitely replace it. Great value.

I've only had this for a week but did take a camping already and it's fantastic. I have small hands and this handle is a little bigger than normal and it seems to be perfect for me. It's a little lighter probably because the Tang doesn't go all the way through the handle but I couldn't care less about that because I use an ax for splitting wood. This thing seems like a great compromise between a big and small knife I'd call it a medium knife nice and sharp out of the box easy to sharpen, very shiny like a mora out-of-the-box but how it looks has nothing to do with its functionality Cuts great and I love the dangler sheath. Great knife for the money.12/17/19 UPDATEThe belt loop rivet has come loose, and the rivet itself seems pretty cheap. Ill have my local shoe cobbler fix it, it will probably cost me $10-$15. Still a great knife.

Off the bat, there are a few negitives. The handle is a bit rough, and doesnt seem to be sealed in anyway. That worries me about the duribility, but if it cracks and breaks i have plenty of antler laying around to replace it (might do that anyway) Other than that, I cant find anything imediately wrong with it. The grip is still very comfortable and fits well in my hand in a multitude of positions. The blade itself has a mirror polish, and right out of the box it is razor sharp. Unsure if this is standard, but I was impressed.The scabard is sturdy, and holds it tightly in place. I highly doubt it will accidently slip out. I really like the two belt loop option, allowing it to be worn on the belt, or slightly hanging down. Over all, if the handle was sealed, I would have given a full 5 star. For 30 bucks, its a really good knife!No clue how it is out in the field yet, but I will update as soon as I do.

I absolutely love this belt knife. It has become my go-to wood processing knife, and I now keep it next to the fireplace. I use it with a baton to section small pieces of kindling, and the super-sharp blade to create feather sticks and shavings. The blade is an ideal length for this task and plenty robust to handle the batoning. The handle fits my medium sized hands perfectly, and is very smooth. The knife is pretty light considering its overall length, with a slight weight bias toward the handle end. The leather sheath holds the knife securely enough that the sheath does not require a retaining strap; consequently, the knife is easy to draw, and you don't have to worry about slicing your finger or a retaining strap when returning it. The sheath turned a very handsome deep brown color after an application of olive oil, which highlights the clean, simple, white stitching. The dual belt straps are a nice touch, allowing me to choose where I want the sheath to ride on my hip. Very pleased with this knife.

This blade will NOT hold an edge...it reains semi dull

For the money, I defy anyone to find a better, cheap stainless scandi grind with as comfortable a a handle/grip with included HIGH quality sheath (Hell, half the value of BPS knives is their sheaths!).The blade holds a decent, if not great edge, but it takes a (small) bit of effort to put a feather edge on it. However, it is a comfortable, fairly light-weight knife that feels superb in the hand, is an effective tool and delivers everywhere you would want it to, beautifully.It's a rat-tail design with a medium-sized blade, but I advise against batoning -it'll break eventually.That said, this is a wonderful, comfortable and handsome companion for EDC task and general bushcrafting; it holds a decent/fair edge, but it can take a bit of effort to clean up the edge. If BPS ever decides to invest in some high quality stainless and make this full tang, it'll be one of the best knives on the market.That said, at it's current price point, it already is!

This is my 3rd BPS knife and it’s just as nice as my others. Fit and finish is great. Handle, blade….awesome. I really believe these knives are the best value in their price range.