ripped at the bottom although supposedly knife proof
926958
Purchased for my son for school.  Although he initially loved it with its many pockets after two months of using such it is ripping at its bottom.  Don't know if there is a warranty on such as expected it to weather at least a year's worth of use.
792661
I bought this bag in March to use when I travel via airplane.  I have only used it twice.  The second time I used it it is totally ripped at the bottom.
1380128
I was really looking forward to receiving this knife as I had heard good things about it, but upon checking it out I found a crack in the spine of the knife near the tip. Because of this I returned it.
1203442
I'm really conflicted about this rating.  It arrived promptly and the knife itself is really well made and incredibly helpful.  The serrated edge cuts through sod and weed roots beautifully and the handle is comfortable and well finished.  The sharpener is a nice bonus.
The sheath is betuful, heavy leather and made with boxing around the edges--not just two pieces of leather sandwiched together.
But....
The first time I wore the sheath on my belt, the rivets holding it to the belt loop simply popped apart and the sheath fell off.  I may be able to re-attach it with heavy nylon thread through the rivet holes, but it's a bit disappointing given the great quality of the rest of the package.
3934335
Had the handle break off on one of these while cutting through a block of cheese.  The break revealed that the metal from the blade is not one solid piece going all the way through the handle as it appears to be in these knives.  The metal in the handle is only connected to the blade by about 1/16" on each side.
2340945
The wooden handle on the largest knife seems to be separating around the brass fasteners, giving it a loose, flimsy feel when I'm cutting. That occurred within the first month of use. I'd say you should keep shopping for a more durable handle design -- though the blades themselves are fine, for this price.
3231768
the material holding the knives is flimsier that other similar products
3858401
Cutting food on a chopping board leaves a strong mark on the surface.
I know it can not be helped because it is plastic, but it is very serious.
2122530
one of the screws that holds the pocket clip is stripped out. I would return it but don't have time to get a replacement so I will remove the clip and give as is. The knife itself is a nice knife.
774571
Hey there just got one of these in the mail as I'll be traveling in Costa Rica for three weeks. Happy to see the top locks and that there is (thin) cable stitching throughout the bag. NOT HAPPY TO SEE THAT A STEAK KNIFE EASILY TEARS RIGHT THROUGH THE FABRIC ON THE SIDES. NOT RECOMMENDED TO LEAVE MONEY PASSPORTS OR OTHER SMALL THINGS THAT COULD PASS THROUGH THE CABLE LOOPS.

PRETTY DISAPOINTED IN PRODUCT, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE BOTTOM IS MADE WITH SLASH PROOF FABRIC (WHY COULDN'T THEY JUST MAKE THE WHOLE BAG LIKE THAT)?

GOOD FOR LAPTOPS, CAMERAS OR OTHER LARGE VALUABLES, PERHAPS SOME PEACE OF MIND ALSO. CABLE IS THIN MAY BE ABLE TO BE CUT WITH SMALL WIRE CUTTERS.

WTF? EXPECTED MORE FOR THIS PRICE.
2947812
This is my first ceramic knife and I have only had it for a short time. If you are looking for a razor sharp knife to cut through soft things, this is the knife for you. Unfortunately, I tried using it to cut up chicken wings, and as soon as it hit the bone, the knife blade broke into pieces. I don't know if I will be buying another one or not. I have a set of Wustof knives that I have had forever, and they haven't let me down so far, so maybe I will stick with them.
1271823
the handle came with a crack running about 4 inches from the bottom end grain. Maybe from using poorly dried wood in production? Bevel grind is rough. I'd return it if I wasn't low on time before leaving town for a job. Instead I'll fill the checking and cracking with epoxy, and get the blade sharp myself. Obviously quality control is hit or miss. Steel seems good though.
702829
I bought this knife as a replacement for an aging folding lock blade I currently have. At first I liked it. Good tool steel in the blade, strong, not too long opened, nice point for piercing and serrated edge for heavy duty cutting of straps. After a week of moderate use (opening and closing for cutting insulation, rope, packing straps, drywall and ceiling tiles) I found that the blade started opening in my pocket. After the second day of opening in my pocket (only once each day, I had thought I didn't re-seat the blade well enough and it was opening due to my negligence) It opened 4 times, cutting through my pants pocket and finally the back of my hand as I reached into the pocket for keys. I no longer carry this knife and it has been relegated to the tool bench where it won't be carried. I feel the design is unsafe and needs a blade lock to keep the blade from opening. I would not recommend this knife to anyone who intended to carry it in a pocket or waistband.
671362
As a longtime fan of Henckels knives, I was pleased to find a case made by them. I consider them a reputable company with high quality products. However, I returned this case after using it for a week. The slots that contain the knives are made of a nylon mesh with elastic bands at the top. The knives were beginning to cut through and fray the slots. I keep my knives quite sharp, so it would take something much stronger to hold them securely. If you need it just to transport your knives occasionally, it might work. But if you want to store your knives in it for daily use, it isn't likely to withstand the regular use. The case was also much bigger than I had imagined, so if you decide it does suit your needs, check the measurements to be sure it meets your expectations. Also, the lock is good enough to keep out kids, but wouldn't deter a thief.

Pros:
+The case itself is sturdy and well stitched
+Locks are easy to open
+Varied pocket sizes for an assortment of knives

Cons:
-Knife slots are made of nylon mesh and will be cut by sharp knives
-Slots are shallow and the knives didn't sit in their pockets securely
-Locks are not more than a mild deterrent
1487025
This knife came with a very sharp edge and worked great for gutting and skinning a black bear. However, by the next day the blade started rusting. I was out in some rain but I dried it off. The rust kept getting worse and worse just from being in a humid environment. The sheath is also cracking already. What good is a hunting knife you can't get wet? The knife does come with a lifetime warranty so I will be sending it back to the manufacturer.

Update:!!!

Not only did Knives of Alaska repair my knife, they also reimbursed me for shipping. I used the knife again for skinning and boning a deer and I was once again impressed by the quality of the blade. It may not be made of the highest quality steel but the manufacturer more than make up for that with customer service. I still question how well the knife holds up against the elements but overall I think it was well worth the price and I would buy from Knives of Alaska again.
552580
Got my very anticipated veggie slicer and proceeded to put various root veggies thru it. No problem there....except it also noodled my hand despite being very (I thought), careful. Some root vegtables are very hard to shove thru especially when they get down to about halfway... Hard to hold + exposed blades = danger to your fleshy parts. There is no guard to protect your hand...the picture plainly shows that, but how about the seller saying a slicing GLOVE is HIGHLY recommended? Could have saved some of my nice hand parts....that things' sharp and very unforgiving.
2409292
I purchased this glove because I recently started using a new knife that was much sharper than my other knives. During the second day of use, the knife easily cut open a whole near the index finger, as I cut near the opening, the opening got larger. The material used to construct the glove is very vulnerable. Would highly recommend against this product. I've uploaded a photo to show the damage that was easily done.