Camillus 9.5" Camp Knife, Titanium Bonded 4.75" Fixed Blade, Camping/Hunting, Gray Handle

like it, just wish it was left hand carry as well. but I have another sheath.

This was one of the first knives I bought and I liked “Constantine” so much that I had to buy another. Idk why,but when I found it again I had to get his “off spring”! Lol.

This is a sturdy knife that gets the job done. The handle has a great grip that helps you hold tight even if your hands get wet. The blade is super sharp. It comes with a sheath for your belt.

Excellent inexpensive camp knife. Full tang 90 degree spine handle fills your hand. Lanyard hole in handle . The sheath is a little flimsy .

It's a very plain, very simple, very robust, very well made knife. It doesn't do several different things, it doesn't come with a lot of gadgets, it doesn't come with little secret storage compartments, and it will never make you feel like a Ninja warrior or a special ops. secret agent man. Without a gut-hook it won't even make you feel like the badest dude in the hood. It's a hunting knife and it does it's job well.

Have picked up a few budget knives in the past week. This Camilus is the lowest price, but so far appears to be the best quality. I bought a new Mora companion, and compared side by side, if I am bringing one out to the field today it will be the Camilus. Never thought I would say that. This knife is surprising. Out of the box, shaved a 1 inch by 2 inch patch of my arm hair clean as a whistle on one pass. Grip is sturdy and very comfortable, feels like secure control. Full tang blade looks ready for whatever you want to dish out. I will pick up a few more. Sheath is not impressive, but works.

Out of the package, this knife was noticeably sharper than your average mass-marketed blister-packed knife (for example, as compared to a new Gerber mini Paraframe). It also has a nice, flat and square spine that works well for throwing sparks off a ferro rod.

This blade is a real hidden gem, so do not let the extremely low cost dissuade you from the purchase, and do not merely buy one of two of these. Indeed, buy one for every bag, briefcase, and another container and case you carry on a regular basis. These are an outstanding purpose utility knife, and comfortable to hold and work with for large periods of time. It holds an edge well and sharpens easily. The rubber grip fits an adult male and adult females had well, and it is easy to maneuver with this knife. It works well in opening boxes, tree pruning, gardening, dressing game, and while is not a proper chefs knife, it does well with food preparation. In terms of other uses, I shall not delve into, it should be observed that due to the very low cost, you can have more than you need in an emergency where is to better to have more than you need, than not have enough, and it is best to have one and not need one than to need one and not have one. The sheath is somewhat flimsy but priced appropriate, and the sheath does not include a liner, so expect the sheath to need to be replaced long before the knife wears out. The knife was tested for strength in terms of prying and it performed well, but it will snap long before it bends, and the blade is stiff and does not flex before snapping. It is not unreasonable to purchase several dozen of these as an everyday tool or popular gift item. It should be noted that there is no lanyard included with this blade, and as this is a tool you will use a great deal, a 550 cord based lanyard is perfect, and the addition of a bit of neoprene tubing to the lanyard will make it a perfect marriage to this knife. The compact form of this knife, and flexibiliity of the sheath allow for it to be worn on the belt, but carried inside the pants for better concealment, and less snaggin on brush (you may finf it helpful to add several layers of duct tape to the pointed end of the sheath to increase comfort against the hip when concealed inside the pants. There is nothing on the sheath to permit the blade to be indexed into the sheath, you you will need to visually align the knife and sheath and carefully insert the knife in a safe manner. My personal preference is to pull the sheath out of the inside on my pants, resheath, clip the strap, and then place in back in my pants, on my dominant hand side, just in front of my holster. Ths is a must have for anybody in the military, with one of two in every deployment bag, and perhaps more for trading. Incredible value for the price.

This knife was dirt cheap, less than 10 bucks. It has a nice, firm, rubbery grip. and a good size. This will be my camping knife if I ever get to go again. I saw a review of this knife online and the guy that did it gave this knife a 9 out of 10 rating and I have to agree. It is a great bargain. Get one if you can find one in stock.

I like the knife but had to modify the case as the snap strap to hold the knife in it would not fit around the knife handle. So the knife would fall out. I took it off and replaced it with a Velcro strap and glued it in place. The day before i received this knife i purchased another at a local store and had to return and exchange it for another as the knife blade was bent near the end. I just started to collect knives and these are the first 2 Camillus knives i have bought. i will think twice before i buy another as the quality control seems to be lacking.