Dive Knife for Scuba Diving with Leg Strap Sheath, Stainless Steel Ergonomic Tactical Knife for Snorkeling Survival Spearfishing with Double Edge Sharp Blade and Lock Release Button

This knife is great for the money.That said it's a pain to take apart and clean.the straps are short for me.a buckle broke when taking it off.It begins to rust if you don't rinse it immediately.All that said I will keep using it with the new straps I made until it isn't serviceable.Great starter knife for a starter diver.

Great knife for the money, easy to take apart and clean. It is worth the money but it is a started dive knife that is cheap in case you are a dummy and lose things easily. When you grow up go buy a real dive knife. Better to buy an better leg holder for it to. If you don't shave your leg hair, and most of you ape men don't...you will pull all the hair off your lower leg with the rubber straps. So buy something that is a neoprene sheath to avoid this problem or shave you legs like I recommend you lady should shave her nasty box!

This is a great knife for general use, camping, besides camping. It is well made for years of use. For diving in salt water all stainless steel knives will rust. I suggest that the manufacturer modify it to be strapped to your waist belt as well as your leg. This way it would be more useful for general & camping use. At present it can only be strapped with the included straps to your leg's calf. The end cap on the handle can be unscrewed and I recommend putting an appropriate fitting rubber washer or caulk to make the end cap waterproof which screws onto the threaded stem of the blade. I highly recommend this knife to others.

I bought this as a gift for my BF. But I'm returning this product because it rusted every much when my BF use it for the first time. Very disappointed! Even on the box it said never rust.

It's a decent looking knife for the price.Couple of problems though:The straps which came with it are not long enough to be able to allow for thigh holstering, so that is kind of false advertising with the one picture.On one of the two I bought, the green one, I had to take pliers to squeeze in part of the handle that hadn't set correctly, and it rattles around a lot more in the heath than the other blue one.On the plus side, it looks like you can definitely stab something with it, so there is that.

This product is terribly designed. The hold on the sheath is very bad and any motion underwater allows the knife to release from the sheath and that doesn't even mention the safety issues created by a sinking knife.DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM.The first time I used this, was also the last time, since the knife came loose from the catch and sheath. The knife is now somewhere in the BVI at the bottom of the sea.Good Design Counts !

Great knife for the money. Well made, nicely weighted, and sharp right out of the box. The straps are a little short, but not that big deal for me. I have been looking at a different type holder to use anyway.

My Brother-in-law whom I bought this for took it out kayaking and it got wet. The next day it was covered in rust.