MTECH USAFixed Blade Knife – Grey TiNite Coated Stainless Steel Blade with Black ABS Handle, Includes Black Nylon Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival, Tactical, EDC – MT-20-77GY

I have a few MTech knives-- I find all of them to be great knives for the price point ...my nly complaint about this particular MTech knives is that the handle is about an inch too short for me-- and I don't have large hands to begin with.. that being said, it is intended to be a concealed boot knife, so the smaller handle makes sense, I suppose .. The blade material is good with a good thickness and will most likely hold up to its purpose of a tactical/self defense knife.

Solid knife. It comes decently sharp and is well balanced. My only complaints are:1. The handle isn't designed for larger hands.2. Feels like a partial tang instead of a full tang.3. It was designed in the US, but still made/assembled in China.

The blade is decent took a good edge and has held up well for the price. The handle was way too small. I cut it off and made a new one from some ash.

You get a lot of knife for $10 bucks here. My Ka-Bar was stolen out of my vehicle while it was at the garage so I decided to replace it with a more budget friendly knife. Is this knife a Ka-Bar? No, not even close, but it is still a well made and affordable blade to have around. From what I can tell, it seems to be a 3/4 tang which stops just before the lanyard hole in the handle. The blade came shaving sharp, but has some jagged spots which I will smooth out and then strop. The grinds are nice and straight on mine. The blade is marked MTech USA on on side and China, MT-20-77, Stainless Steel USA Design on the other, just below the handle. The weak link is the sheath, but it is perfectly serviceable and has both a clip and belt loop carry option. I will probably make a nice leather sheath for it at some point. I've purchased several MTech knives over the years and have never been disappointed in them for what they are. Some need a little more attention that others, but they have always been a good value. The nice thing about this is that if it disappears on me, I'm only out $10.

The knife is a little light but well made. The handle is not quite round enough for a good grip. However, for a low cost knife it is quite adequate. The blade arrives dull but can easily be sharpened. I put a good edge on the blades in no time. The sheath is also worth what you paid for it.

Nice blade but I feel the handle is a bit small

Smh.... All the complaints.. it's not razor sharp, it's too heavy for a fighting knife, the metal isn't hard enough, the handle broke when I was throwing it, blah blah blah.A dagger is for stabbing, not cutting, not throwing, not fighting by banging against other knifes, not cutting brush, or even an apple at a camp site. It must be narrow enough to slide in and thick enough to glance off and push passed bone without breaking, meaning that it should be too thick and narrow to hold a traditional edge. Geometry people....It is for 1/10 of a second of use in a lifetime when you must defend your life in a flash. Nothing more.Will this knife do that? Yes. Will it do it 30 years from now? Yes. Will it do it for $13 and free shipping. Yep.

good solid knife, just thought the blade was a little to long, but not in a bad way.