Mossy Oak 9" Hunting Knife with Sheath, 14C28N Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife, G10 Handle Outdoor Knife for Survival, Camping, Hiking(Black)

I'm never disappointed with Mossy Oak tools. This knife is as described, it is full tang, straight blade, it's not foldable. The knife is well balanced and has a nice weight to it. I don't like my blades to be too light otherwise I feel like they will break during use, which is more dangerous. The place is super sharp right out of package and is an attractive and unassuming paint treatment so that you can wear it on your belt without drawing attention. It was not too long, so it should be legal carry in most states. This knife is well made and should last for years.

I really like this nice but not so happy with the sheath. It's not easy to insert the knife into it without some minor fuss. Also th snap broke after hardly any use.

Mossy Oak is legit. This is an honest full-tang hunting knife, reliable and comfortable to hold, strong and sharp right out of the box. Love it, but personally not a fan of the sheath. I find that it’s difficult to remove from the sheath and also to put it back in, more difficult than other snap-closure knife sheaths I’ve used. It just doesn’t seem to slip in smoothly and fit perfectly in there. I don’t see myself being able to smoothly and effortlessly remove it without accidentally cutting the sheath, especially the snap closure part, on the way out. It requires some attention to place it in and out of the sheath without cutting anything and maybe some wiggling to fit the knife perfectly into place inside the sheath. It might loosen up over time. Overall it’s definitely worth buying as a cheap and reliable hunting knife but not as an every-day-carry utility knife or anything.

This Mossy Oak hunting knife is essentially perfect in every way. It tucks in and snaps clothed snugly in the sheath, and looks like an absolute beauty. It isn't too large and cumbersome, but thick and strong enough to handle even an extended camp. And it comes in SHARP, which is always appreciated. Good principle knife, whether camping or on a hunt. The angular handle is actually quite comfortable to grip, and the faceted faces actually give you multiple grips to use. A real work of art, and definitely up to the task as FAR more than just a beautiful decorative piece. Fine knife...

This is a very cool fixed blade knife with sheath. The handle looks cool but doesn't seem to quite fit my hand well. The handle material doesn't slip much when your hands are wet. Black finish is nice

I test a LOT of knives. I even have a standardized edge retention test I do to determine if the blades are heat treated well. This knife did amazing. It is in the top tier of knives I have ever tested for edge holding. I had low expectations for this brand, but I like 14c28n steel so I gave it a try. The handle is comfortable and well-rounded. I had no hot spots with extended cutting tasks. The blade tapers to a thin point for fine work and has a thick base for more robust tasks. 14c28n steel is known for great corrosion resistance, so this would make a great hunting or fishing knife. The sheath is well-designed. The snap can be opened with just your thumb, so you can draw the knife one-handed even when the sheath is snapped closed. My only complaints are small nitpicks. First, there is a small sharpish spot on the finger choil where the handle material ends. It never bothered me, but it is right near where my finger is, so it bothers me knowing it is there. I will file it down eventually. Second, the knife is a bit heavy for its size. It is a full tang knife with a thick blade, so the weight is not unexpected. However, something this size would be a great EDC fixed blade, and I would like it to be lighter so that I would carry it more.

This is a great choice for a sub $25 fixed blade knife. It's solidly built, full tang, and thick steel. It comes sharp out of the box, maybe not "razor" sharp, but sharp enough. The leather sheath is well made - and that is worth the price alone. The black finish is resistant to wear, but it will eventually wear off, so keep up the maintenance. For this price, you can easily get another if you think you need to. I like this as a basic belt knife for camping and hunting. Just about the right size for almost everything.

I've very happy with this knife. The blade is advertised as 14C28N and it is so marked. Unlike a lot of knives I acquire, this one arrived nice and sharp. I did touch it up on a leather strop and that did make a minor improvement; more of an exercise to see it it could be easily sharpened.Based on the blade grind and thickness, this will, in my opinion, make a nice hunting knife to process large game. I would not recommend it for a general purpose bushcraft knife; I don't think the edge would take the harder use of camp duty.The scales look really good in G10, but they are the one thing I think could be significantly improved. The scalloped cuts look good but are not really comfortable in my hand. I believe simpler, smooth finished scales would be better.Overall, I would recommend this as a hunting or game processing knife. Maybe not so much for general purpose though.