WOLF-I Full Tang Survival Knife with Sheath - Stylish Tactical Fixed Blade - Made of 440C Steel - Bushcraft and Camping Knife Survival - Perfect EDC Outdoor Knife with TPE Handle

No nonsense knife . I purchased this knife as a general purpose and camping knife. I wanted a quality blade, that would hold an edge but was rugged enough for hard use .Ultimately ,It’s just a great deal on a D2 full tang knife! Also produced in Germany !Came nicely packaged, knife itself ( I got black on black) is a good looking design.D2 steel blade came sharp enough to cut paper. And judging from the bald spot on my arm …. Shave hair lol.Appreciate the jumping and nice flat edge for starting fires, nicely balanced , size is big enough to do some tough jobs and hacking, small enough to not be obnoxiousHandle is grippy , nothing fancy but seems durable, good shape, and texture , fits the hand well.Sheath seems adequate, locks in secure , multiple position clipIf you don’t want to have to worry about your 300$ knife getting dirty , wet , dropped or lost …but still want a quality tool , this is a good knife to consider.

Insanely sharp out the box, solid hold in the sheath, great quality, good packaging, easy to use and conceal. Feels nice in the hand, all around good purchase. Worth the money.

I’m a mechanic and use blades daily — cutting hose, zip ties, insulation, packaging, gaskets, and random debris. I prefer a fixed blade that can slide in the back pocket while clipped to my belt, this one is super comfortable in that orientation, It fits the bill!The grip is rubber but sturdy (very comfortable btw) making it feel solid even with greasy or wet hands, and the sheath isn’t flashy but keeps it secure and accessible. I’m not out in the wild trying to survive off the land, but for shop use, truck kits, or glovebox carry — this knife earns its spot.At $17(W1 sheath), it punches way above its price point. Honestly, I wouldn’t cry if I lost it — but I’d buy it again without hesitation.

Great mid-sized knife, smaller than I thought. It’s more like a skinner/ multi purpose knife. Sheath is similar to a mora knife but this knife securely snaps into the provided sheath.I’m happy with this. I paid $15 on spring sale. It’s well worth $15 but not $25 to me.

I love and adore this knife. Comes in different styles and steels, I got off green with Matt black clip-point.The sheath is lightweight, bangable, secure hold, snap retention. Comes with a buckle-nylon drop extension. Has a Ferro rod, lanyard hole, and sharp stone. You'd think it was German the quality and thought that went into this product. I only wish I could justify buying another lol.

Really nice knife for the money. It’s full tang ,very sharp out of the box , the rubber grip feels good and it looks nice . It also feels very well balanced in my hand.I’m super happy with my 17$ purchase. I had it in my cart when it was around 35$ but then I saw it drop to 17$ and had to get it . After seeing the quality of this knife I may look into other knives from this brand .

I heard of Odenwolf from reviews online. I bought this knife during Prime week so any field knife under twenty is a good deal IMO. I tested it and it arrived razor sharp in box. 440C Steal isn’t my first pick but it was a good deal and I wanted to try them out. I’m very happy with this blade. This is a well made, balanced, durable and handy field knife. Handle gives you a nice firm grip, not too big. I have a few combat knives but sometimes I like to travel light during day hikes. This knife is an excellent option when I’m hiking through my local canyons and hills. I’ll definitely purchase more knives from Odenwolf.

I really wish I could rate this better, the blade itself is excellent. It is sturdy, comfortable, and well balanced. My problem, however, is with the sheath. It is designed to be slid onto a belt without having to remove the belt so the loop is open at the bottom. It does not stay on the belt and can easily be pushed off. I only had the blade for a week and it got pushed off my belt somewhere and have been unable to locate it. If the sheath was designed with a closed-loop it would be a definit 5 star without thinking twice. But a blade that can not be securely attached can not be relied upon, I hope it turns up somewhere.