Holtzman's Gorilla Survival Bloodline Fixed Blade Knife with Sheath - Full Tang 1095 High Carbon Steel - Outdoor Bushcraft & Hunting Knife for Survival Gear

First let's start off with the packaging, the box it comes in is A+. It's a durable and well packed custom box that fits everything perfectly and won't let it move around. It looks so good that it's presentable as a gift box if you were giving it to someone.It has a nice weight on it, so if you're chopping it's got some power behind it. The grip is solid, I had a little oil on my hand and it wasn't slipping at all. It's a full tang 1095 carbon steel blade with about an inch of jimping on it for extra stability. There's a hole to attach a lanyard on it if you want on the pommel.The Kydex Sheath is snug and will have no issues with the knife slipping out. It has a leather strap if you want to wear it as a dangler and a Tek Lok to fasten it securely to almost anything. They even have molded slots for a ferro rod and a scraper.The ferro rod and scraper even having matching G10 handles. The blade has a 90 degree spine so if you'd rather use your knife to strike sparks you can.I honestly don't know how they're able to sell this knife at this price point! This is a must buy if I've ever seen one,

I received this knife about two weeks ago . I was very impressed with the packaging. The box it came in was very well made and I like the magnetic closure . The box is form fitted to the knife , the sheath , the fire steel and striker. It more of a presentation box than a shipping box.The knife is of high quality and feels great in the hand. It comes out of the box razor sharp. It holds an edge quite well even after doing camp tasks such as making feather sticks. The fire steal and striker are fantastic. The striker throws huge sparks off the fire steel. The sheath is great as well. The kydex sheath is well made and I love the fact the fire steel and striker all fit on to the sheath. The fit is tight so not to worry about them coming out and getting lost while hiking.Overall this a great value for the money and would be a great gift and any outdoor enthusiast.

I got this knife a couple weeks ago and finally got to really try it out this weekend. The full tang construction makes this a sturdy knife that can hold up to any abuse I subject it to. The thick steel construction gives it durability, and a nice weight that is balanced wonderfully. The blade comes razor sharp, and the 1095 high carbon steel will hold an edge for a long time. It also comes with a little flint and steel set up that hooks right into provided sheath. The sheath has a unique adjustable belt clip that tightens up and locks on your belt. You won’t accidentally lose your sheath, but you don’t need to undo your belt to remove the sheath either. As it’s set up, I wouldn’t classify it as an EDC, but that’s where the features step it up. The sheath is customizable, and there is even a tool supplied with the knife so you can customize your sheath to fit your needs. You can remove the flint and steel attachments ( and tie them on a piece of included paracord) and adjust the sheath from vertical to horizontal carry. This brings it a little closer to an EDC. I love my knife and you’ll love it too.

The Redline excels in its versatility, making it a go-to tool for a wide range of outdoor activities. The razor-sharp blade is adept at precision tasks like feathering, carving, and notching. The spine of the knife is flat, allowing it to be used with the ferro rod or included scraper for essential survival skills. The sturdy blade also proves its mettle in heavier duties such as batoning and splitting small logs, showcasing its reliability in a variety of wilderness scenarios. The knife fits snugly in the sheath, preventing any accidental slippage during movement. Its compact size and lightweight design make it an ideal companion for backpackers and survivalists who prioritize portability without compromising functionality.

Love the knife. Super sharp. I adorned the red accents with more red after slicing a finger, severing a tendon that required surgery to fix.My only gripe is the sheath. It has a strap to retain plus kydex retention. I know better and knew better at the time but did it anyway. The knife got stuck in the sheath. I used a flathead screwdriver to twist and open the area of retention. It stretched the kydex but the knife was still stuck. I pulled too much then corrected and got two fingers. Again, I knew better.Everything is super attractive. The knife is razor sharp. I’m very happy with the purchase and would buy again. I’m going to do a little surgery on the sheath with a dremel to remove most of the kydex retention and rely on the strap once I have use of my hand again. If you buy, use caution. Don’t repeat my mistake.