シュレード サバイバル ナイフ エクストリーム SCHF9

鋼なので切れ味もよく、グリップも滑りにくいのでかなり使えます 少し重いですがその分パワーがあり、鋼のナイフの初心者から渓流釣り、ブッシュクラフトまで幅広く使えます 鞘も頑丈で落ちることはなさそうです

長さは、概ね予想通り。重さはズツシリ。握る部分が厚みがあり、もう少し薄い滑りにくい素材に取り替えたいかなと感じた。切れ味良い。小物入れがもう少し入るともつと良いかも。同形の短いタイプも使ってみたい。春の山菜取りから夏キャンプ、渓流釣行、森林野徘徊茸木の実探し、ハンティングまであらゆる野外活動に連れて行きテストする。

ナイフ本体の切れ味は良いです。 が、他の方のレビューにも有りますがシースの抜け落ち防止ベルトのボタンが届きませ〜ん。 困ったもんだ（汗） まぁ、このシース自体がダサいのでインナーだけ利用して革で作りましょ（笑） 追伸 その後、夜なべして鈍角なベベルを削ぎ落とし料理からフェザー、チョップ、薪割りまで出来る万能ナイフに変身させました。 素材が良いのでチョップや薪割りしても刃はビクともしません。 因みに9は元々ホロウではなくスカンジグラインドです。

刃の付き方は、フラットのマイクロベベルつき。見方によってはスカンジ（エッジ）にも見える。明らかにホロウではない。刃厚が5.5㎜もありバトニングで刃を破損させることは、まずない。ペグ打ちハンマーで叩けば割れるだろうが、そんな事をする人はいないだろう。シュレードSCHF9は最高のナイフである。

重量があり 切れ味もなかなか 研げばさらに切れると思う ただやはり重いかな～..

グリップが少し握りずらい。 ただ、作りはしっかりして、かなり良い感じですねー コストパフォーマンスもすぐれています

猟につかうのでもう少し小さくてもよかったかな(笑)ものはよかったです。

思ってたよりも少し大きめですが、使いやすくしっかりしているので、これから重宝すると思います。

Fantastic knife! First of all I have been using all sorts of knives for over 30 years. I have knives for work, hiking, camping, fishing and collections. This is probably my favourite and I'll explain why. It's very strong and can handle a beating. I don't care what others say about 1095 high carbon steel it's is one of the best as far as I'm concerned. It you want a knife that can handle a %#*! Kicking this is it. It's a heavy knife with a thick blade. Yes it is slightly more prone to rust then some others but if you know how to look after a knife then you won't have an issue.i have had lesser quality knife made from 1095 that I beat on a daily basis and it has not chipped, bent or broke. It is a large so if you don't want a large heavy knife don't get it. But I have nothing bad to say about this knife and sheath at all. 1095 steel takes a bit to sharpen but if you have any idea what your doing it's not hard to get a good edge with long lasting retention. Advice for people you don't have much experience with that. It's all in the angle of the edge. Came sharpe and case is great, well designed with great durability. ALL PROS NO CONS!!

I love this knife. Now it is important to keep in mind intended purpose for gear, especially knives which come in such a wide variety. This knife's purpose is all-rounder and survival. This means it is sort of a jack-of-all trades, master of none blade. What do I mean? 1. It's too heavy to EDC unless you are really a guide or bushman or Mick Dundee. 2. It's more heavy duty than normal camping or bushcraft would require. A 4-5 inch blade of half of this thickness can be used for most wood processing especially if you have other tools, like a saw or hatchet. 3. Not an ideal fighting knife I would think. I am not a knife fighter, but it isn't balanced for speed and it is not shaped for thrusting or probably even slicing flesh as effectively as it could be. 4. Not idea for skinning or hunting, as you would probably want something with even more belly and probably shorter. Obviously this is not a fillet knife and would be nobody's first choice for that. 5. Not ideal for fine up close work or carving. So why five stars? Because this thing is excellent at being what it is made for, a one-stop shop. If I was going out into the wild and I could only bring one tool, it would be this (unless I was going to be wet all the time, then it would be a stainless steel equivalent). It is well made, comfortable and effective to use, and can fill many roles pretty well. It can support a number of grips, but three of note: Normal grip, with plenty of purchase and friction, Choking up on the generous choil for up-close work or cooking tasks, and grabbing it way at the end around the "ball" to get maximum chopping force and reach. It chops reasonably well, and the thick beefy blade and point are confidence inspiring. If you can break this knife, then you are either abusing it or lead a way, way more hardcore life than I can even imagine. Spine of the blade is nice and thick for batoning and the full tang construction means that you can use pound things with the butt. It came sharp, and it wasn't hard to put a better edge on it. The recurve makes it a little more difficult if you really want to get it shaving sharp, but it can be done and a simple field sharpen is easy enough. Sheath is very good, not amazing, but a very well made kydex or leather sheath would cost more than this whole package. It is easy to strap to your leg, has a plastic liner so it should last. The detachable pouch is pretty useful. I keep it separate from the blade and have a fire steel, lighter, tiny Bear Grylls mini torch, lansky knife medic and a couple of fire starter packets... essentially a "get out of the dark" kit. I figure if all I have is a sturdy blade, and a reliable way to make fire... i'll be doing a lot better than if I didn't have those two things. Bottom line: For the money, It's hard to imagine a better companion. It doesn't get used as much as my other knives, because, frankly I almost always have a knife that does what I specifically want to do better and more conveniently, but if I could only take one knife with me "out there." without knowing what was going on or for how long, I would grab this one. I shopped it against more expensive knives but honestly this one seemed better.

Es un excelente cuchillo por el precio. El acero es 1095 de alto carbono. Bastante resistente y cómodo para manos grandes

Buon coltello. La Schrade non si smentisce mai in quanto al rapporto qualita'/prezzo e questo coltello non è da meno. Un po' complicata la sistemazione alla cintura e, forse, se insieme alla tasca per la pietra per affilare applicata sul fodero ci fosse stata anche quest'ultima, non sarebbe stato male. E' giustamente pesante forse più dei coltelli che uso abitualmente all'aperto ma non da' fastidio né affatica la mano e il braccio. L'affilatura è precisa, priva di sbavature e si presta bene per il lavoro anche su legno stagionato, la lama ha uno spessore generoso e risulta compatta e idonea al bushcraft . Tutto sommato un coltello a tutto tondo buono per ogni genere di lavoro all'aperto e buon compagno di avventure...

Es ist mein erstes Outdoor-Messer, welches ich mir für grobe Arbeiten im Outdoor- / Camping- und Bushcraftbereich gekauft habe. Ausschlaggebend waren das als gut angepriesene Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Ich wurde nicht enttäuscht. Das Messer wiegt einiges, liegt aber gut in der Hand. Es wirkt sehr wertig und ist - soweit ich das für meine Verhältnisse einschätzen kann - ausreichend scharf (schneidet Papier und Holz gleichermaßen gut). Bisher hat es auch nach den Einsätzen nicht an Schärfe verloren. Aufgrund der Klingenlänge darf man es in Deutschland nicht führen. Das liegt meiner Auffassung nach aber eher daran, dass es als Messer deklariert ist (was es natürlich der Bauart entsprechend auch ist) und nicht als Axt / Beil, als das es auch hätte deklariert werden können (natürlich nicht ganz ernst gemeint). Beile und Äxte sind Werkzeuge, die man mit sich herumtragen darf. ;-) Im Ernst: Es ist so wuchtig und schwer, dass man damit kaum feine Schnitzarbeiten vornehmen können wird. (Außer man hat größere Hände und mehr Kraft als ich.) Dafür kann man damit hervorragend Äste kürzen, Stämme entasten, Holzscheite spalten (Batoning) also eben grobe Arbeiten verrichten - genau, wie ich das wollte. Ich glaube auch nicht, dass jemand bei größter Anstrengung (ohne Hilfsmittel) diese Klinge abbrechen könnte (5 mm stark). Es hat eine wunderbar stabile Kunststoffscheide und lässt sich mit dem mitgelieferten Band mit dem Holster sicher am Gürtel und dem Oberschenkel befestigen. Die kleine Kunststofftasche, die sich auf dem Holster befindet, kann zum Mitführen von kleinen Gerätschaften genutzt werden (kleine Taschenlampe, Feuerzeug etc.), ist aber m. E. n. nur Spielerei. Da man das Täschchen auch abmachen kann, ist es allerdings ein nettes Gadget, das man sich auch an anderer Stelle z.B. an den Rucksack machen kann.