Wuzeautk Fixed blade knife with sheath, with cord to hang around the neck, EDC Fixed Blade Knife,Multi-Purpose for Everyday Carrying

Thankfully, my knife does not have the fake ESEE IZULA badge and is instead blank. In fact, there is no marking at all on the knife. Nothing to indicate the maker, brand or steel type. Based on the advertisement, the knife is made of D2 tool steel. Is it real D2? Well, actually D2 is nothing really to brag about. 440C probably has better rust resistance and toughness and easier to sharpen. So, I would give this maker the benefit of the doubt and believe it is D2. Fit and finish of the blade is very good. No burrs or imperfections that I can notice, and the blade is sharp and passes the newspaper push cut test. The sheath is actually not bad. The retention is not strong, but then the blade does not fall out if held upside down. The bad of the sheath is that if you paracord wrap the handle, the wrap will interfere with the sheath. But I have an old Anza leather knife sheath that fits perfectly, so it will probably reside there. I spent the $70 to get the real Izula and I like both knives.

This is a copy of a well-known make & model. IDK WTF is wrong with me buying these clones, but for $19, I just couldn't resist..... I'm more of a collector than a user, anyway.... That said; the knife itself came extremely sharp, and overall seems of great quality. It is beautifully thin & compact. I do wish the handle was like 0.5-1" longer, but that's what the real v.ii model of this is for.... :-\ That said; the sheath on the first knife I got was laughably, totally loose. It either flew right by QC, or this maker doesn't have any QC. (I mean, for the price.... :-\ ) I requested + received an exchange. The second one is a touch better; the knife doesn't fall out soon as you invert it & try to wear as a neck knife, but not much better. For the price - $19.00 - and for how thin, slim, compact this is, I'll keep it. I have a real heat gun & need to break it out to tighten a few other kydex sheaths, so i'll just add this to the pile of sheaths to heat & tighten. The sheath is decent enough quality, just needed to be pressed into the blade more to retain it better. I was thinking about doing 3 stars; would have done 3.5 if 0.5 was an option, but the knife seems really, really nice & I do like it. Might possibly wrap it in 1 layer of paracord, maybe. But again; I just really get a kick out of & marvel at how thin & compact it is. Seems very sturdy; just nicely compact. So; if you buy this, get your heat gun ready, or just plan on making a whole new sheath....

Nice, solid, sharp knife. I owned several Chris reeves knives: professional soldier model, and somehow, they all disappeared. I got to thinking, is there a less expensive, version of this knife? Found it, of course it’s not the same heft, or steel quality, but, I won’t get upset if I lose it. Size seems about right, nice kydex sheath, it checks all of my boxes for what I need it to do and the price is perfect. Buy with confidence.

Great edc size, no sharp edges except the blade, nice jimping, very light, sheath has perfect retention for me. I just put some paracord on the handle and it’s good to go.

Wow this is an incredibly crafted d2 blade Near perfection

This is s review of Noxozoqm fixed blade knife. This knife is a classic survival design similar to the USA made ESSE Izula and the Becker BK-14. D-2 Steel that appears to be for good quality. I don't think it's a bad knife it's just made in China. The knife has no markings (I like that). In all a good blade similar to some famous USA made blades. The grind and finish are very good. I personally would rather have the USA made knife over the near peer rivals knife at three times the price but the reality is you can buy 3.5 of these for the price on one USA made knife. The sheath needs work as others have mentioned. Only comes in one color. The knife weighs 10 grams more than the USA made knife. this knife does not fit in the Izula sheath however the Izula fits in the Chinese sheath and retains properly. If your a knife guy its worth a buy.

I've bought a few knives similar and identical to this one. The knife comes pretty sharp out of the box. I appreciate that the metal handle edges are deburred/rounded, compared to other budget knife options I've had. The sheath is a quality kydex sheath so I won't have to make a custom one, though one of the two I bought needs a touch from the heat gun to make the knife stay in better. I would and probably will buy again.

MY FAVORITE KNIFE TO OPEN UP ALL THE ITEMS I BUY ONLINE. I LOVE THE MINIMALIST STYLE.