So convenient I forget I'm carrying it most of the time...
"Has to be the most handy knife I have... Took a bit of experimenting to find out where I liked to carry it, how I like to draw - for me, the perfect spot is to the right of my belt buckle. Drawing to the right, the clip locks up against my first belt loop so knife can be drawn. I used to pull out my folder for most tasks, but this, being a small and super sharp pointed fixed blade, it's perfect for most utility tasks."
— Cary (5/5)
Good Idea - poorly executed
"I'm a huge fan of Wharncliffe knives, I also appreciate Fred Perrin's work (Which was... let's say taken into consideration here) - however, this knife did not live up to my expectations. Gripping the knife to cut with any kind of authority is difficult (Fred Perrin's knives fall into the right position - this one is just way off) and the combination of the thick blade and grind resulted in a major fail when test-cutting with it.
Most Wharncliffe blades thrust into tissue (lookup "Martial Blade Concepts "Porkman") easily - this one does not. Ballistic and Pressure Cuts were also hard to achieve, if at all.
There are better knives in the same size- and price range - this one is a drawer-queen"
— Uli G. (2/5)
Excellent choice as a neck knife
"I purchased this knife about two years ago for use as a neck knife and highly recommend it. A good investment. I use a paracord in place of the chain but that is my preference, nothing wrong with the chain supplied. Sheath is well constructed compared to other neck knives I own."
— Tony (5/5)