Kizer Variable Wharncliffe Fixed Blade Knife, 3.41" 154CM Steel Blade, Carbon Fiber Handle, EDC Hunting With Sheath, 1052A2

This knife is perfect for an every day carry. It’s surprisingly comfortable and stable even with the tiny little handle. Blade is very sharp out of the box and holds an edge very well. I also really enjoyed the packaging it came in. I was impressed for such an affordable knife. Would highly recommend. Sheath does not come with a clip(like most kydex) I would buy an ulticlip to go along with this.

Love the size of this knife and the blade shape absolutely shreds cardboard or frankly any light-duty slicing task. Comfortable in the hand, lightweight, looks great, and reasonably priced.

Awesome little neck knife. Very nice, especially for the price.

After my initial complaints, be sure to read on. This knife deserves a place in your collection! THE SHEATH SUCKS!!! GIVE US A SHEATH WITH PROPERLY SIZED AND SPACED LASHING HOLES! ONE STAR OFF. The knife rides securely, but a bit more care should have been taken when molding the sheath. The finger hole of the knife doesn't exactly line up with the cutout in the sheath. This might be resolved with a bit of heat and using pressure blocks, but really shouldn't have to be done by the consumer. The lashing holes should have been spaced so they would fit an industry standard kydex belt clip. BUT NO! The sheath is the same size as one of those 3x3 (9 hole) snapping belt clips. Why not space the holes so they mate? It would be so simple. It would seem that most engineers and designers half only half a brain! As it is, I rigged series of small zip ties, so they would form two loops to slide my belt through. I slide my belt through the first zip tie loop, then slide the belt through the 1st pant loop, then through the second zip tie loop. This allows for a secure, close and horizontal fit that doesn't allow the sheath to slide when withdrawing or sheathing the knife. The reason I used small zip strips was because the holes are inconsistent in size! A normal zip tie would fit in one hole, but not another. ON TO THE KNIFE ITSELF: Excellent quality build. D2 steel. Very compact. Comfortable to grip in several ways. Very versatile. Very sharp. Great for utility. A great defensive "get off me knife" due to the ability if being able to use different techniques such as palming, over hand, karambit and other styles. All in all, a great little knife! A DEFINITE WINNER! Side note: Someone in their review had mentioned receiving the knife, but not sheath or anything else. I wonder if they shook the box or bothered looking under the black vacuum formed presentation pedestal? Everything but the knife is under there. The only thing you see when opening the huge box in a box (Lol), is the tiny knife which snaps out of the injection molding. LOOK UNDERNEATH! There's the sheath, paracord, branded polishing cloth, a Chili Pepper sticker and various papers. My apologies if they did look, but it is possible that they may have overlooked this "secret"compartment. Update: I now mounted 2 of Cold Steel's small clips with the smaller hardware so they go on my belt with my pant belt loop between them to hold it in place without sliding when drawing or sheathing the knife. They work pretty good, but the whole thing sits outward more than my snug fitting zip tie setup. The advantage is that it's easier to slide my belt out of the loops than with the zip ties. It adds about $12 to the cost though! I still say these things should come with a decent mounting system, INCLUDED in the price! Love the knife, but I noticed when my fingers swell, it is a rather snug fit. My fingers are constantly changing size. Drives me nuts! My biggest finger is probably a size 12 when it's not swollen. When it is, it might be closer to a 14. If your fingers are over size 14, you should expect a snug fit in the rings hole. If I can find my ring sizer, I'll post again.

I buy little knives off Amazon all the time to use at work. This one is surprisingly nice. It’s sharp and easy to hold. The packaging was very nice as well. Really my only complaint would be the case. Out of about 14 knives this is probably the worst. It’s too big for what’s needed and takes so much force to get the knife in making it very unsafe.

I'd originally sworn off neck knives but when I saw this unique blade I decided to give carrying a neck knife another try. It looks just like the picture and it's actually pretty comfortable to hold and use although I wouldn't use it for extensive cutting tasks. One issue I've always had with neck knives is the handle catching on something and somehow being pulled from the sheath without me realizing. With this knife however that issue is more or less moot as there's not really any handle to catch. Not to mention it can actually be worn rather high on the neck so there's no real way for it to be accidentally pulled from the sheath. I will say though that occasionally the knife doesn't quite wanna go in straight but that's not that much of an issue. It's also surprisingly light weight. So much so I've had moments where I legitimately forgot I was wearing it. There's also a variety of ways the knife can be comfortably held depending on what exactly you're trying to do. I could even see some potential uses for the knife to be used defensively although I'm not sure I can really comment on that. And finally just be careful with this knife because I cannot stress enough just how sharp this thing is. It will give you the cleanest shave and the deepest cut without you even feeling it. Oh, and make sure you pay attention when putting it back in the sheath.

Use this all the time when im on the kayak. Perfect little knife to cut line and bait while you are wearing a life jacket

Unsafe do not purchase !! May I return for refund??