Condor Tool & Knife Indigenous Puukko Knife - 1095 High Carbon Steel - Hand Crafted Welted Leather Sheath - Polynesian and Sami Designed Walnut Handle - 3.9in Blade - 4.6oz (3mm)

I like the crude-looking but effective puukko knife. Its designed to be used with your thumb on the hilt to apply pressure in either a stabbing or slashing action.Its surprisingly tough, you can slam it into a wooden table with the thumb and it'll stand straight up.The sheath "breaks in" after a handful of draws and resheathings. At first it'll be a "tight fit".Very well balanced and can be used as a makeshift throwing knife, thrown like a spear. Hold it upside down and throw it underhand like you are bowling.

I have no issues with this knife at all. On my model, the fit and finish are on point and ravor sharp out of the box. The leather sheath with dangler is of good quality. All in all very pleased with it.

Great knife, but the sheath, not so much. I have a Condor Tavien with a great sheath that also fits the indigenous pukko nicely. I don't believe I will need to carry both of these blades at once, so, problem solved for me.

I do like Condor knives and this one does not disappoint . Full tang , carbon steel, laser engraving on the handle , good sparks with a ferro rod .Great secondary knife for bushcrafting.

I just unboxed this. Look at the finish. Coming off on both sides. No way they did not see that at the factory. Garbage product. I'm returning it if I can.

Love the design and good knife for the money

Easily one of the prettiest knives I've ever had the pleasure of using. I'm glad it is so unique and useful. I love the traditional sheath on mine.