153UH Next Gen Golden Spike Knife with 5in High Carbon S.S. Fixed Blade

Love this knife. Im glad I bought it - even though it drew first blood on me. I used to have one of these a long time ago, and it vanished so when I saw it on sale I just had to snap it up. I was impressed with the quality. The sheath is great, in fact the leather on mine is quite pretty, with a swirly grain pattern... Definitely not a sheath I would expect on an inexpensive knife like this. (Your mileage may vary - remember no two hides are the same)It is SHARP. Insanely sharp. Wickedly sharp. Sharper than I thought it would be. Sharp enough that I accidentally sliced my finger to the bone. Keep this in mind if you are clumsy like me, or if you are gifting it to young sportsmen. I wasn't doing anything stupid with it either, I laid it on the table to look at the sheath, and then reaching for something else accidentally hit the blade and raised a flap right to the bone in a split second of inattention. Its THAT sharp. Considering the job it did on me, I have no doubt it will make dressing my next deer or hog fast and easy....I'm impressed with the knife, and impressed with the quality. It comes with a pretty nice gift box,. a leather sheath, and a sharpening stone. Its a good hunting knife at a great price. In terms of quality I would say its superior to other knives I've bought for twice the price.

Overall in spite of some of the negative reviews, this is a nice knife for the money. It feels good in the hand. Has a nice weight to it. And although it ISN'T a full tang, if taken care of and used properly, this knife can provide years of good service to the owner. The Schrade steel comes very sharp and is easy to keep sharp. The handle is finger grooved for easy grasping. The sheath is well made and worth the purchase price alone. It also comes with a wet stone, or if removed, a place for a smaller pocket knife. Yes there is a screw at the top of the handle. Because it's a rat tail. If you prefer one like this, but want a full tang, buy the Buck, the same version runs between $59.00-$99.00 depending on the type of handle. I own about 100 knives. This is a good knife and will make a great addition to your collection and provide years of service if properly maintained. I have an older one that's over 40 years old. Just bear in mind, this isn't a knife to clear a path through the boonies, cut down trees or throw into them. it's a good choice for hunting, camping, even skinning. For this price, well worth owning.

I purchased this knife because of the blade size and shape. 7Cr17 steel is a fairly good stainless steel that will reach a very sharp edge with a little effort. The blade is well formed and accurately ground, but is not sharp out of the box. The handle is a little disappointing. The Staglon feels like plastic, which it is, and overall it is too small for a man's hands, but seems to be comfortable for my wife. The finger grooves do not align with any of my fingers. Fortunately, the handle is easily removed and reworked or replaced. As it comes out of the box, this is what one would expect for a $30 knife; however, with a little work, this can be a very nice knife. The sheath is well made and is adequate. For the use I intend, it is quite good.That was my initial impression of the knife on receiving it. Since writing that review, I have sharpened the knife to my liking. I still sharpen knives the old fashioned way, with stones and muscle. I spent about 30 minutes with this knife and found it to be significantly harder than its advertised HRc of 55-57. From my experience, this blade is probably in the 58HRc range. Considering the effort and care needed to achieve the edge I like, I believe it will hold that edge quite well.If the manufacturing is consistent, I can easily recommend this knife. I will still work on the handle.

It’s a nice looking knife. The leather sheath it came with is nice and sturdy. Together they make a handsome ensemble.It came out super sharp. It carved through a finger width size piece of wood. The handle however is ever so slightly loose. I don’t know how this will the knife over time. Otherwise this may be a keeper.

Great knife for the price fits hand good and good blade

Nice knife for the price. I don't really care for the faux stag scales. And the handle feels good. It came real sharp out of the box . It should serve well enough for many uses. I make custom knives. And this is my go to knife when I head into the woods. I always have a few knives in my pack. But this is the one I wear on my belt. The sheath is of good quality and the stone is a nice touch. It takes a keen edge and is easy to sharpen. I like the blade profile. For the money it is the best deal going. Guts fish and deer a like. Makes quick work of squirrels. I shoot the squirrels with a cold steel blowgun. And I make a pretty mean squirrel stew. Can't go wrong with this knife.

You may poo-poo the staglon grip, but mine is very good looking, and if you did not know it was not actual horn, you could not tell. The blade is perfect, no flaws, and acceptably sharp. The sheath is good looking robust leather, properly stacked at the blade edge to protect the stitching. I like it!

heard a lot of good, waited until it was 21 dollars.had it 23 hours, and I cant stop holding it, I used it first nite, I washed it dried it thoroughly (its carbon steel i think but its a good habit)cut up some steak and potatoes, and some tomatoes effortlessly. washed it in hot water thoroughly dried it and thenI oiled it with 3 in 1 Oil (all I had handyused it next day all is looking great.Yeah its clear its imitation stag or "staglon" as its called but its still really an attractive peace. both the blade and the sheath.like other i will repurpose the sheaths stone pocket for other things, tinder, etc... smaller sharper etc. small kit .. you guy know...anyways, I really love it. My wife commented on its and she likes it and its shape, styling etc. She happens to be in fashion show she knows what looks good.That said, small cheapness to the knife in certain areas.the sheath dings easily, but can be repair and improved.and the stitching on the sheath comes apart due to the shape of the knife and hilt.I am planing to take out the factory stitches and replace them by a professional leather shop, with aftifical sinew so as not to cut the leather when its secured tightly.again, that may sound like a lot of work but, condisering all i got for 20 buck to my door.a few more to help it stay secure and cared fore will keep it looking and working. for years to come.I will update with more.

Good knife

A faca e top. e a bainha de couro legítimo muito bem feito. Tanto para uso ou coleção.👍

Nice knife! Arrived quite sharp with no issues. Very attractive knife that came with a very nice sheath and sharpening stone. I haven’t used the knife so I can’t comment on how well it performs or holds up, but it seems to be well made.

I purchased this out of nostalgia, I had one 30 years ago with a real antler handle. Unfortunately this one doesn't (probably said so in the description). Otherwise the sheath appears to be well made, the resin handle is fairly comfortable and is of a reasonably balanced weight. This probably won't see any work but is a nice addition to my collection

Im not a knife expert, but I can tell this is a good knife.wasnt alot of money, came pretty sharp although I sharpened it up nice.bought it for camping hiking ect and looks and feels like itll be with me for a long time.love the handle, really feels like ive got a solid grip on it, the blade looks nice also.overall, its a good purchase and im sure itll be up to any task I throw at it.