TONIFE Neck Knife Mini Outdoor Survival Fixed Blade Knife, EDC High Hardness Sharp Blade 1.7'' Portable Neck with Kydex Sheath and Ball Chain (orange)

This is my first neck knife and I'm super pumped about it. I'm often wearing gym shorts while working in the yard or around the house and I can't stand having a standard knife in my pocket. Now I can effortlessly carry one around my neck! The first time you pop the knife from the sheath you'll be happy. The retention is very strong, but holding on to the handle and pushing with your thumb will pop it off in a satisfying snap. 8cr14mov is a great budget metal for knives, and the metal on the full tang is nice and thick. Ergonomics is great (I have smaller hands) and this is super sharp out of the box. Of course it would be nice to have some sort of clip option or a scout-carry loop, but you can't have everything :D Other than that I wouldn't change anything about this knife.

This micro knife is a value. Its very small, but we'll made. It should not disappoint.I am a knife snob, and I like it.The only issue I had was with the kydex sheath. It's too tight. Yet, easily adjusted. I partially extracted the knife so the sheath was pinching the handle scales. (Its tightest fitment point.) I took a lighter and carefully heated the tight section of the sheath uniformly with the knife in place. Kydex softens with heat, and hardens when cooled to normal temperatures.While heated draw and seat the knife and feel for the tension you want. If its too loose just heat the sheath and readjust as needed.This would be a great pocket knife as an alternative to a folder. Especially if you are in an environment where people are scared of knives or you don't wish to receive odd looks when your knife is deployed.

This knife is almost the best except for the "bear trap" sheath.I've been wearing "Neck Knives" for years & own many. I find them extremely practical & convenient to have throughout the day.Not as a weapon but for opening a box, cutting a string, etc This sits comfortably &un-noticable regardless of the shirt. Great handle, oversized lanyard hole is a good look & functional. Blade is sharp as a razor. Roughly 1- 1/2" in length. One complaint that sounds minor until you reach for it instinctively. The sheath locks the knife in a death grip. If you're fortunate, the lanyard chain will break. If you're wearing it around your neck, reach under your shirt, and Pull "that hard" & the chain doesn't break.. 😬.. be ready to bleed. It's a Kydex sheath. I'll hit it with the heat gun & attempt to correct.. As I'm counting the stitches in my stomach.I felt obligated to warn everyone of this flaw.

This knife sits in the sheath like it's super glued. Making every unsheathing a dangerous encounter with such a small knife. I threw it in my toolbox and haven't used it since.

I had the unfortunate experience of being in a rolled-over SxS a few months back. The unfortunate part of the experience is that the automotive-type seatbelt harness locking mechanism did not want to come undone with my weight on it. The vehicle was upside down. I really wish I had a small knife or seatbelt cutter that would have allowed me to get out easily. While I was able to articulate out of the harness hanging upside down, I ended up injuring my shoulder in the process. Still huts, 3+ months on. Anyhow, I've wanted a small knife mounted somewhere in the cab of my SxS for easy access in situations like this. I also own a CRKT Minimalist Bowie Neck Knife as shown in the pics for your reference. Both of these knives are made in China, but the quality of both is surprisingly good. I'd say for the cost of these knives, you cant go wrong with either. In this case, the orange Tonife will be installed in my Polaris RZR, where the CRKT will likely go back in my knife drawer until I go camping again. I do like the fact that the Tonife comes in orange which is easy to spot when needed.

I’ve been impressed with this little gem of a knife. Super sharp and easy to touch up on a steel. It’s small and easy to carry. The holster is a nice tight fit. Perfect for everyday carry. Very light and never in the way. I really didn’t expect this to be the knife I always have on hand but it is!

Retention is so tight that the chain would probably break before the knife could be pulled out of the sheath. Great quality, nearly perfect size and VERY sharp! I filed the scales (adjacent to the blade on both sides of the knife) with my Dremel tool so the "bumps" inside the sheath would not hold the knife in so tightly. Just a little at a time until the knife comes out easily but is held in tightly enough that it won't fall out while wearing it. I tried to post a photo but it wouldn't work. I don't know why.

Too small to be an EDC knive.