Smith & Wesson SWHRT3BF 7.5in High Carbon S.S. Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with 3.5in False Edge Blade and TPR Handle for Outdoor, Tactical, Survival and EDC

I recently purchased the Smith & Wesson SWHRT3BF 7.5in High Carbon S.S. Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife, and it has quickly become one of my favorite tools for outdoor and tactical activities. This knife truly stands out in terms of quality, functionality, and design.Firstly, the build quality is exceptional. The high carbon stainless steel blade is incredibly durable and holds its edge very well, even after extensive use. The full tang construction adds to the overall strength and balance of the knife, making it reliable for any situation.The 3.5in false edge blade is razor-sharp right out of the box. It’s perfect for a variety of tasks, from cutting and slicing to more precise work. The blade design is both practical and versatile, making it suitable for survival, tactical, and everyday carry (EDC) purposes.The TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) handle is another standout feature. It provides a comfortable and secure grip, even in wet conditions. The textured surface ensures that the knife won’t slip from your hand, which is crucial during high-stress or outdoor situations. The handle's ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue, allowing for prolonged use without discomfort.One of the things I appreciate most about this knife is its portability. The included sheath is well-made and secures the knife safely. It’s easy to attach to a belt or gear, making it convenient to carry wherever you go. The sheath also allows for quick and easy access, which is essential in emergency situations.Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the Smith & Wesson SWHRT3BF Fixed Blade Knife. It’s a rugged, reliable, and versatile tool that’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, tactical users, and anyone who needs a dependable knife for survival or everyday use.

I bought several of these knives in this price class and this was my second favorite (my favorite is at the end of this review with an Amazon link).I like lots of things about this knife; well balanced, fits well in the hand, thumb groove on the flat side, sharp and tactical for it's designed purpose. The sheath stays put when clipped in place and wears well.A minor nit-pic is really about the sheath; the knife doesn't 'click' into place, it more like 'mooshes' into place. It stays put but there's no reassuring 'click' - you just moosh it in till it stops. I wouldn't carry this knife inverted, only upright. And, the clip on the sheath is plastic. So, if you EDC this knife, expect the clip to give out after repeated use.Overall, for the price, you really cannot complain. It's a solid knife that hopefully will never be needed for it's designed purpose.Check out this one from Kershaw.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I0RUZGY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It’s a good knife for its size, has a strong fit in the hard sheath and holds tight, doesn’t ever fall out. The blade is not nearly as hard as a standard gerber knife, edge rolls before long, but easy to resharpen and deburr. Sheath also has a good fitted clip that stays on belt when pulling the knife out by handle for use.

This is the second one I've purchased! The tip broke off of the one I bought 10 years ago, but that one I bought from Fred Meyers (Kroger). It was such a great knife that I eventually replaced it and bought the second one from Amazon. I keep this one in my truck!

Worth the price. If it's purely a EDC grab it.Fits well in the hand. Isn't flashy. It's made for a purpose not a tool

Wasnt expecting much for the price, but its a good blade, came dull, but sharpened up pretty nice, it is NOT Double edged as it appears to be, handle is rubber and feels good in the hands, blade is 3.5 inch and the sheath is nice and holds solid. If worn around the neck I imagine the necklace that comes with it will break before it unsheaths. Not bad though for the price. I bought it to replace a Mini Pentagon dagger which is far superior but 5X the price, is buy again since the price is right. Plan on keeping in back pack to cuddle and such. GL

Good cheap beater blade. Only comes sharp on one side.

I ordered this smith and Wesson knife not expecting much for 16 dollars but it is a very decent knife for the price. If you are expecting perfect grind lines I would stay away. If you are okay with some minor imperfections and a decently sharp blade along with a nice handle that will fit inside a boot. The false edge looks cool and the spearpoint style makes this blade great for string tactically or just kitchen utility if you feel like it. I'll mostly be opening up packages and training with this knife for self defense. The grip on the knife is pretty decent for rubberized handles.