SZCO Full Tang Bowie Knife 15 Inch - Camping Knife with Rubber Handle, Stainless Steel Blade & Sheath - Pocket Knife for Hunting, Camping & Outdoor Uses - Knives for Men

The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is a formidable tool that's as rugged as it is versatile. Its sturdy construction and razor-sharp blade make it ideal for a wide range of tasks, from chopping wood to preparing food. The ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip, even during extended use. Whether you're hiking, camping, or simply working around the yard, this survival blade is a reliable companion. Its compact design makes it easy to carry, and its impressive durability means it can withstand the toughest conditions. If you're looking for a high-quality outdoor tool that can handle anything you throw at it, the SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is an excellent choice. **5/5 Stars - A Beast of a Blade for Outdoor Enthusiasts!** I'm thrilled to share my exceptional experience with the SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade! As an avid camper, hiker, and outdoorsman, I've put this blade through rigorous testing – and it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect! **Pros:** 1. **Rugged Construction**: The full-tang, 420 stainless steel blade is incredibly durable, withstanding heavy use and harsh environments. The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, even in wet conditions. 2. **Sharpness & Edge Retention**: The blade arrives razor-sharp and holds its edge remarkably well, slicing through branches, ropes, and meat with ease. 3. **Versatility**: This blade excels at various tasks – camping chores, hunting prep, self-defense, and even light chopping duties. Its 15" length provides ample leverage without being cumbersome. 4. **Balance & Weight**: Perfectly balanced, the blade feels substantial yet wieldy, reducing fatigue during extended use. 5. **Affordable Excellence**: SZCO SUPPLIES offers incredible value – this blade's quality rivals those costing twice as much! **Cons:** None! This blade has proven itself to be an indispensable companion for my outdoor adventures. **Verdict:** The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade is an outstanding choice for anyone seeking a reliable, rugged, and versatile cutting tool. Its exceptional performance, durability, and value make it an essential addition to any outdoor enthusiast's gear collection! **Recommendation:** If you're in the market for a trustworthy blade to accompany you on camping trips, hiking excursions, or hunting adventures – look no further! The SZCO SUPPLIES 15" Outdoor Survival Blade will serve you well.

It’s a great addition to any collection!! I had my own doubts , with the price being so low. You usually get what you pay for. But not in this case!! The handle feels great in the hands and it’s a very sharp well constructed and made of high quality material knife especially in this price range!!!

"You get what you pay for," the old saying goes, and really what does one reasonably expect from a sub-$20 Bowie knife? The only reason I sprang for this knife initially was the brand name attached to it - SZCO Supplies - whose name is also on my favorite budget Bowie knife ever, the Carbon Steel Bowie. While this one did not live up the greatness of its (arguably) more famous sibling, this ended up being a hard knife to go wrong with on a budget. Out of the box, the knife had a robust edge suited for chopping as opposed to a shaving sharp edge. I'm fine with that, I rarely leave the factory edge on my knives for very long anyway. The blade is a classic clip point, cut in such a way it reminds me of those Schrade Old Timer Bowies you find at Wal-Mart. The handle, which seems to be a sort of plastic, isn't the most comfortable handle in the world but it gets the job done. Using this knife for light tasks, I never once felt the handle try to slip from my grasp or develop any hot spots that made using the knife uncomfortable. Again, this is a sub-$20 knife. Is this the kind of knife I would have as my sole companion knife were I to jump out of a plane into the wilds of Cambodia? Of course not. I wouldn't even trust it to hold out as my main camp knife for a weekend camping. That said, this is a cool knife for the bare bones budget price, and it works well as a light work knife if you need (or want) a bigger blade. Of course, for a few extra bucks, you can land the SZCO High Carbon Bowie or even Rough Rider's Black Mule Bowie, which I award the blue ribbon as the best budget Bowie knives for the $25 and under range. If you already have those and want a different knife to enjoy, then this is not a bad one to pick up. Just be aware its not a heavy duty chopper and you'll be fine.

Its very great bowie knife from out of the box, came in sharp and pointy. Tested the bowie knife by hack and slash to the log test and it prove be oddly durable. I also tested if it could cut through 3 or 4 inch diameter branch by hacking around the branch which it cuts through easily and also batoning it made more easier to make firewood out of the branch cuts. Overall great bowie knife with some potential however there is some cons about this bowie knife that I thoroughly researched about. This bowie knifes tang is a partial tang meaning that the tang only reaches half of handle which meant to be more for kitchen knives but somehow it is durable from what I tested on the log and branch cuts. And from watching videos about the SZCO bowie knife it has some potential to be useful in bushcraft but I think it can but for smaller uses like cutting branches or bushes to traverse around the woods or build shelters. Again overall great knife with some potential but if this SZCO Bowie knife was a Full tang it would be the tru bushcraft ever to be made by SZCO.

It’s not the most durable is it big but will break if hard on it I broke mine but throwing it but that’s why I got it. it actually is good for a cheap knife and not very sharp but will cut and the point is enough to do damage. The sheath is not bad and the knife actually feels good so only get it for a cheap project like throwing or just to have a knife and not care if it’s gets broken or lost other than that still cool for use and it’s a large knife so a full size Bowie.

The handle is a nice fit besides the tiny bump to seperate your index from the rest of your hand, it's slightly offset and awkward. The blade itself is fairly sharp out of the bix and holds an edge. I am pleased with this product for the price range it's sold in but there are a few knicks of material that are chipped out of the spine of the blade.

I don’t know why i didn’t catch the 15 inch part in the title for some reason i thought this was going to be like a 5 inch blade, don’t know why, so i was pleased to see its WAY bigger than i thought, great for the money.

I accidently purchased this knife while browsing the Cold Steel Knives, thinking it was a Cold Steel Knife. At first I thought "What the Hell! Wheres my Cold Steel?" But I soon realized I had purchased one of the other brands that they like to throw in alongside the Cold Steel selections. Human Error? Yes and crafty advertising. But all is well that ends well and I must say I am very happy with the knife thus far. The 9 & 3/4" blade is impressive for a thirteen dollar and fifty cent knife (after taxes). It has a great classic Bowie shape and is sharp enough to shave hair. The handle feels good in the hand. No complaints there. The sheath is cheap nylon, its not really good and its not really bad, it serves its purpose. Have not had to sharpen it yet but thus far Siskel & Ebert give it 2 thumbs up.

Nota 10, excelente qualidade custo benefício,,eu recomendo Parabéns

Faca bem afiada.

I was pleasantly surprised to discover that for $20 I received a large Bowie with a black oxide coated 420HC Steel blade, and a well made rubbery grip handle...overall I hadn't expected such good fit & finish and overall decent quality for this knife at the price I paid for it. I like 420HC Steel blades and so far this blade has withstood some hard use, and I have easily sharpened it as sharp as it possibly could get.

faca muito boa!!de peso bom, afiada, qualidade da bainha também impecavel, uma faca para atender serviços pesados, gostei muito do custo benefício, vou comprar os outros modelos com certeza!

Ba Forma é muito boa , não pude ainda testar o Fio, mas o aço não parece tão bom, mas vamos ver no uso.