The best survival knife
357885
Great knife. Very heavy duty, stay sharp, very versatile in terms of wearing and use.  Really love the handle material.
952492
THIS IS AN AWESOME KNIFE! EVERY ONE SHOULD CONSIDER BUYING THIS KNIFE. ITS FUN, CHEAP, AND IT IS A SAFE AND GREAT PRODUCT FOR CHILDREN WHO LOVE THE OUTDOORS.  THIS AMAZING PRODUCT INCLUDES:
FIRE STARTER
SHEATH
KNIFE
WHISTLE
SHARPENER
SURVIVAL GUIDE
KNIFE

  THIS REALLY IS THE ULTIMATE KINFE
3934242
The knife that makes FIRE ! To me that's huge. I am not a smoker so I do not usually carry matches or lighters. Having this knife can make all the difference. Fire is EVERYTHING in a survival situation - Signaling, warmth, cooking, a protective element from wild animals and just a HUGE moral booster in general. I will admit building a fire with a flint striker steel is not exactly effortless. It requires gathering all of your material stages in advance and adding them appropriately. I would very much reccommend practicing this at home so you will have the experience necessary when the time comes. The knife portion is more than adequate for dressing small game and fish and whittling branches into spears (more for having something to do and moral than anything else). The small serrated portion helps you get thru ropes and vines much quicker than you could with just the regular blade. And the flashlight is a real bonus as I find myself using it all the time whereas before I would try and use the screen from my iphone when I found myself needing some light in a dark situation. The whistle portion of the handle works great - you just have to really blow and you get an earsplitting shrill tone. Perfect for when your voice has given out and you hear searchers nearby. This is not the be all end all survival tool but for it's weight and the amount of useful stuff it does it's WAY better than any Swiss Army knife of equal weight and size. You will NOT regret having this knife.
2594080
Amazing knife. Everything a person needs for survival. This knife has a seatbelt cutter, Flint for fires, bottle opener, and window breaker. Just amazing.
4772131
Gerber 22-41121 prodigy survival knife;
 This is one knife i wish i had bought sooner. It's balance is good the grip is great and the sheath sold me i can attach it to my molle vest or my drop leg in just a few min, according to my mission HOOAH 2GERBER you did an awsom job on this  blade, A knife must be able to endure what task the buyer will be using the blade for surely it's not a crow bar. The seratted edge comes in handy, Better than most i've used it's great to use when cutting rope,small branches for Camo,Bone and those small serations come in handy for triming  wire or det-cord. I;m in the military and i use my blades GO 29th ID/L
1636230
The Glock 81 is pretty much the best survival knife out there for the cost.

Blade:
The blade is made from incredibly tough spring steel.  This means that it can withstand considerable abuse and lateral torque without cracking.  While the edge retention is not as good as carbon steel, it can still hold a pretty sharp edge.  It is a fine trade-off for survival situations.  There is also a crosscut saw blade machined in the spine of the blade.  While not incredible, it cuts decently well and is worth mentioning.
Guard:
The guard is cleverly designed and functions as a bottle opener.
Grip:
The grip is made from the same polymer plastic as the frames of Glock handguns.  It is lightweight and very strong.  Although this knife is NOT a full-tang construction, because of the way the grip is directly injection molded onto the tang it is more than adequately strong.  This knife will take all the backwoods abuse you can throw at it.  The handle also features a small hollowed section in the end.  While it is not really large enough to hold much, it has a small hole drilled through the end which allows it to be converted to a hunting spear.
Sheath:
The sheath is made from the same Glock polymer, and cleverly designed as well.  It features a nice latching mechanism which holds the knife securely in place, yet still allows for a quick single hand draw.  The sheath can also be attached and removed from a belt without having to unbuckle it, which is a convenient feature as well.
Overall:
The knife is very light weight and strong, and includes many features that make it an excellent wilderness survival tool.  It delivers high functionality at an unmatched price.  It is standard issue in many European military and special operations units.  This is a knife that is meant to be used.
23554
I have purchased two of these in the past. I have used 1 for over a year. It goes on most backpacking and camping trips. The hickory handle is very strong and the carbon steel head and blade make for long lasting edge. It will loosen a bit after several uses but I reinforced the head with paracord which seems to solve this issue. Great survival tool!
2371473
My husband collects all different types of knives and when he opened this package up and saw this Coleman CM2009 11 inch overall fixed blade by Coleman he got all excited. This is really a nice knife and really well made.

This knife has a plastic sheath that you put the knife into and that can hook to your belt. The handle on the blade is a black plastic handle. Even though this handle is plastic, it is a heavy duty durable plastic that you cannot break. The blade is a black stainless steel blade that is really sharp.

What I love is a sheath is a built in sharpener for the knife when you pull it out. It holds the knife in it nice and securely where you will never have to worry about it falling out of it.

This is great for camping, outdoors, backpacking, survival, hunting, tactical and more. This is a high nice quality knife. I completely and absolutely recommend this knife.

I did receive this at a discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion. Compensation of any kind is never accepted in exchange for a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own and not edited by any companies mentioned.
619410
I love knives no matter if fixed or folding.
I own several knives but none of them similar to this.
The Gerber lmf 2 is a really useful tool for the outdoors, camping, hunting or whatever activity you plan to do in the wild.
It has been tested by several military troops, in the field. It was originally designed as an aircraft knife but it can serve several other activities.
I wouldn't use it for skinning an animal since it has a thick blade and half serrated edge, and you can find a smaller thinner skinner that would serve this purpose.
I am really satisfied with the quality of thins knife, I read some people don't like the fact that it comes with 420HC blade but for me is Ok.
You can always find advantages and disadvantages comparing the price of the wide variety of knives you can find on amazon, some people would tell you it is not full tang, so what? it is 3/4 tang and it is isolated so you can cut live wires. Everything has advantages and disadvantages, the same with the serrated edge some people don't like them, other people would tell you it is excellent and cuts a rope faster than a plain edge.
The sheat of this knife is really good quality, it comes with 2 straps if you want to use it in your leg instead of wearing it on a belt.
I would recommend this knife
3484065
Quite possibly the best knife I have ever purchased for the money. Blade was sharp at delivery and even sharper now. The blade is massive and stays sharp even after cutting trees down. A perfect knife for everyday survival.
2691974
This is a great knife for the money its a beefy durable survival tool
Pros: its priced cheap, its solid one piece hollow handle design makes storing escentul survival items, thick descent high carbon steel
Cons: its made in taiwan, the sheath could be better, needs survival items instead of a driver bit set,
Overall: great durable knife, modestly priced well worth 60 bucks should last a lifetime I've put mine through a lot of testing and trials only wear is to finish on blade
533404
I purchased this machete after reviewing numerous Utube survival videos.  I was not disappointed with my choice.  It is a very well made tool.  It has a full tang and a comfortable grip.  I would suggest attaching a braided paracord to the eye hole in the handle as a means of securing it to your hand.  In practical use, it is outstanding for brush clearing, limbing small branches and for batoning wood logs.  Coupled with a sheath knive it makes a great addition to your camping/survival bag.  The only negative point is that the sheath isn't made very well.  However, to date it hasn't given me any problems.  I added ranger bands and electricl tape to stress areas and have secured a firesteel and snuff tin with emergency supplies to the front.  All in all, it is an added measure of comfort when the chips are down. The Kabar name speaks for itself and I would not hesitate to purchase this item again.
3235690
I've owned my 119 going on 25 years now and its been nothing but an all around great  knife.  Its large size makes for a good survival knife, it can skin a deer, split wood, fillet a fish, etc.  Although my leather sheath is showing its age, the  knife still holds an edge and does it jobs every time.  I carry a much smaller knife most the time these days (CRKT Brow Tine) but this will always be in my camping trunk ready to go at a moments notice
2182148
This is a very sturdy knife that is likely the only knife you'd ever need for a life-time of camping and knocking about in the woods. The blade has what looks like a 1/4" cross section. It's very strong side to side and will not flex at all while carving dowels or notching pegs. I'm sure it would easily baton firewood in a pinch, but I've resisted the urge to try it because I love it so.
Be warned, the thickness of the blade and of the nicely angled and grippy handled mean that it's not for smaller hands. Some have complained about the thumb-and-forefinger grip at the head of the handle. I love it. It's great for chopping up potatoes or mushrooms, putting the rocker on the board and moving downward.
It's also heavy for a knife its size if that matters to you, but the intent here is to provide a nearly unbreakable wilderness tool. The balance is very nice, it feels substantial and precise in your hand.
It's not a poser survival knife that's all jagged-edges and menacing angles; it's simply a very well designed, expertly crafted knife for your wilderness adventures. Other hikers regard it as a basic camp knife, not a 'psycho hits the trail looking for easy backpacker prey' knife. It's got a friendly but purposeful look with it's nice green handle and nicely treated sheath.
3015061
I've been using this blade primarily to baton fire wood.  It is a force to be wreckoned with.  The blade needs to be maintained with oil to prevent the edge from rusting, but it holds a great edge.

Every camping buddy who tries it out wants to get one too, because after holding 16 oz of pry-bar thick sharpened steel in your hand, no other survival utility knife compares to the BK2.
324648
It really good for hunting and it lightweight, sturdy, and heavy duty. The knife over all is really cool looking and is feels nice in your hand. I recommend people to buy this survival knife.
3437114
I purchased this knife about a month ago, before that I surfed net for best survival knife which would last long, and I found the one! It really works exactly as said in advertisement. Steel is of supreme quality, it's easy to sharpen and holds edge well. It will be with me on every hunting-hiking trip from now on. I strongly recommend this knife for people who know the true price of quality. Plus, it is more than just knife, it has several additional functional functions :D and the sheath is very well made, with integrated rubber stripes to make it non-slippery. If you need knife and have 100$ to spend, you won't find better one ;)