Real Steel Bushcraft II Black

Unbelievable knife for this price. Extremely well finished, even grind, tight scales and liners, and wicked sharp. Plus, D2 tool steel.The handle is a bit too smooth for a good grip. For a bushcraft knife, I would prefer something with more texture.The kydex sheath is okay, but the separate belt loop attachment is nearly worthless. I'm not knocking off any stars because of it, since the knife itself is so good.

I have been very pleased with the quality to price ratio of the Real Steel "Bushcraft II" Black. One of the sharpest knives (straight out of the box...) that I have ever purchased (and I own many...). Great handle on the knife, nice ergonomic feel. Impressive fit and finish. Not in love with the sheath/carry system (the actual sheath is fine, don't care for the carry option). The blade has proven tough so far... and no chipping (as is often the slam on D2 scandi-grinds). Very happy with my modest investment!

Al sacarlo de la caja noté que la empuñadura se encuentra suelta, no viene adherida a la hoja más que por la presión de los pasadores

Tip broke while carving a spoon and edge rolled making a feather stick. Very disappointing. Buy a mora instead.

This knife is top shelf quality and is really impressive. The fit and finish is without blemish-seriously! I am very picky and I usually regret my purchases after a few minutes of handling (especially regarding knives). But this knife is good. Ergonomics are good, blade shape is good and it came sharp enough to shave the hair smoothly off my forearm. Spine is sharp and throws amazing sparks. Scandinavian grind, but it does appear to be a very, very small micro bevel. Like a nano bevel or something. It cuts just like a Scandinavia grind so maybe I'm just being paranoid. But yet and still, even if it does have a micro bevel on it, it works brilliantly so no complaints. I thought I wouldn't like the gimping because.......I don't like gimping. But it is proving itself a little useful for scraping really fine wood shavings to catch a spark. Still don't like gimping for the traction it is supposed to give to your finger, but it does serve a purpose. Look, I'm no knife expert and I'm surely not a knife snob. This knife works for me and I'm happy with it. I would recommend it as a A main bushcraft knife for anybody who doesn't feel the need to part with $100+ of their hard earned money just so everybody else can feel good that their knife was made in America. It's made in China......and? I dare you to live your life without buying or using things made in China.........Edit: the blade chipped on me after hitting it against a piece of cotton wood. I wasn't chopping or trying to baton it. I was very easily trying to remove a little excess material from the hearth board of a bow drill set. Summertime so blade was not cold........

D2 steel, G10 handles, excellent build quality. Razor sharp out of box. Would probably much more if made anywhere else other than China. Sheath is kydex, and could use extra mounting holes, but will work with supplied belt loop or with (separately purchased) Tek-Lok. Handle is long and is hard to carry vertically on belt.

Knife is OK. Not the best. Will post Youtube review by the end of September 2018. Part 1 was posted in 2018.Part 2 was posted in 2020.

probably the best value for a quality bushcraft/utility knife ever. A D2 tool steel of this quality is usually much more expensive. the handle is fantastic, the knife sheath is versatile, the only weakness is the belt clip (which is pretty simple and straightforward) I bought a teklok clip (fits perfectly) for two of my bushcraft II knives. best value out there