WOLF-I Full Tang Survival Knife with Sheath - Tactical Fixed Blade 440C Steel - Bushcraft Camping Knife - EDC Outdoor Knife with TPE Handle - Perfect for Hunting, Hiking & Survival Situations

With an overall length of 9.6 inches, this knife is a smidge undersized for do-it-all camp work, but I like it nonetheless. Why? Excellent steel (if it’s really 440C), a tough and seemingly durable TPE handle, full tang construction, well balanced, lightweight but strong, an unobtrusive but eminently usable lanyard hole, stylish blade, nifty sheath, versatile attachment mechanism, and a well-chosen color combo are among positive attributes that spring to mind.The knife’s marginal size is manifest most notably in its handle. The grip is decidedly slim, and somewhat short. Men with small-to-medium hands will likely find sufficient room for all their digits, but men with massive mitts may find the grip space lacking, so to speak, possibly leaving the pinky hanging off the end. I’m guessing that most females, with their somewhat smaller hands, will find the grip surface area very much to their liking. The TPE grip material seems to be thermobonded to the tang and it seems solid.I like the provided sheath. Even though it’s plastic, it’s thick and tough and grips the knife securely with an audible click (or thunk) when the knife locks in place. The knife rides securely and silently once inserted into the sheath.Attaching the sheath to a belt or pack strap is the job of an included clamping device. I don’t know this device’s proper name, but it’s ingenious and highly versatile, enabling belt carry in either vertical or horizontal orientation while opening up a variety of attachment opportunities re pack belts, straps etc.In summary, I have not yet had the opportunity to field test this knife in order to see how it, and especially its blade, stand up to hard use. My expectation is that it will do fine. Do fine, that is, assuming it really is made of 440C steel.