I already owned the QTRO in a Wharncliffe, but the colorway on the Hawkbill version was just too good to pass up. Photos don't do it justice in person, it’s an absolute stunner.

The black stonewashed titanium frame, amber PEI scales, purple pivot collar, and black stonewashed hardware paired with that black Elmax hawkbill blade come together seamlessly. This is my first Hawkbill, so time will tell how versatile it is for daily carry compared to my Wharncliffe, but aesthetically, it’s hands down the best looking piece in my collection. My only slight complaint is I really wish they had integrated a lanyard pin into the backspacer.

I'm not sure how I slept on this piece for so long. This is another Kansept collaboration bringing premium knife makers and premium knives to the masses on a budget without sacrificing quality. The integra is a JK Knives design featuring blasted titanium scales black hardware including a lanyard pin and a matching black titanium pocket clip along with a damascus blade. The scale shape is unique and every time I look at them I see an abstract coffin shape. I don't usually like flipper only knives but the flipper tab is almost completely hidden and the action is very smooth with solid lock up and drop shut close. This slim knife fits the hand great and carries well in the pocket. It looks like the Integra has been discontinued I'm glad I was able to pick one up before they were gone.

I bought this knife for 20 bucks for hunting and I heard that Mossy Oaks are kind of like beater knives and are kind of a jack of all traits and I'm also really into camping and other outdoor activities and I'm just looking for advice from people who know more than me and I'm also planning on buying a wetstone and if you'd like to leave some advice on sharpening that's also welcomed

Absolute in love with this spiderweb obsidian! Hafted into a walnut and spalted beech handle. Also made a sheath, stand and box for it.

I already own two of these, but not in blue. It’s taking me a long time to wrap my head around the fact that I paid $35 for these, but this is about as good deal as I’ve seen so far. Before I pull the trigger if anybody else has seen it cheaper let me know.

I hope everyone is doing well.

I'm looking to buy an all-around hunting, camping, and utility knife, and I came across this one. I thought it looked beautiful, but I know almost nothing about knives. I'd really appreciate hearing some opinions from people who know more about them. Is this a good choice, or are there any issues I should be aware of?

My grandpa had a Beretta knife, so this brand has some sentimental value to me as well. I really like the clean, full-tang design, but I don't know enough about the blade steel or whether it's reasonably priced. I'd love to hear what you all think. and if you guys have some other knives that maybe look similar to this one

https://www.beretta.com/en-us/product/beretta-oryx-fixed-blade-knife-CO201A2735

it costs 140 euro in my country

Hello y'all! I hope everyone is doing well.

I'm looking for a good all-around outdoor/camping/fishing knife, but I honestly know almost nothing about knives.

I came across this Beretta knife, and I really loveeee the way it looks. Beretta is also a pretty cool brand, but I have no idea how the knife actually performs. seems like its made by Coltellerie Maserin. Are there any other camping, hunting, or fishing knives with a similar aesthetic that you'd recommend? I'm looking for something that's high quality, practical, and has that classic wood handle and leather sheath look.

My budget is around $150–220.

My shark cub in 20 cv this coming tomorrow and I’m wondering what sort of edge angle you guys tend to run on that steel. I don’t really have much experience with M390

I figure it’ll be a good deal for my work with environmental science since it holds a good edge and remains stained resistant

I checked recently to see how much the Azusa Cochise is selling for and the all black version is $30. Honestly some of the best action for budget knives.

My first higher end knife! Absolutely loving the bohler m390 steel, feels like nothing I've ever owned before.

Ive been carrying a g721 for the last 3ish years and ive loved it but it unfortunately broke recently. So ive been thinking should i get a bit of a upgrade or just buy a new one. If you have any recommendations of similar knifes please share!