Stanley FatMax® Wrecking Knife 25mm,Yellow

I bought it as a multi purpose tool and it's brilliantYes the blade may get a bit rough because of the way I used it bt it sharpens up a treat.I would wear a pair of gloves to protect your hands as I tended t grab it wrong thinking it was just a chisel when not concentrating!

It's very very sharp. It's very very strong. Comes with a solid sheath. Overall it has a kind of task invincibilty about it, great addition to my bushcrafting tools, many uses - for me it's a lighter option than an axe for trimming twigs from firewood.Oh and it's great value!

Great knive nice and heavy for 15 euro I couldn't say no only down side to it is there is no way to lock it to your snickers the lock on the holder is just a slide on so just keep that in mind

Solidly made very handy item.You're not going to buy one unless you need a rough knife/chisel, but it's a good one if you are.Some online reviews seem to think it's blunt, but I think they haven't noticed it's coated in some hard waxy stuff to rust protect before sale. Use it a few times or scrape the stuff off and there's a razor beneath.Really like the scabbard. Clicks in very firmly so you can chuck it in the tool bag, but comes out easily with a rocking motion.Good guard too. Never feels like the fingers are too close during the sort of rough/awkward hammering about you'll probably use it for.

Got this as an impulse buy as it seemed like a really handy tool for when I'm out & about, fulfilling the role of several tools in one & saving my nicer chisels from abuse. The scabbard is great for hooking on my belt, so always to hand. Not seen a lot of use yet but I can tell it'll do the job when needed. Seems very sturdily made & I'll be able to re-sharpen it for a long, long time, so should last me a lifetime.

Some people are saying these are not sharp but the blade comes with a shipping varnish on it.Clean it off and mine is shaving sharp.

Can bend it with my bare hands,

Very good quality at a good price