Outdoor Survival Knife with Protective Sheath, Stainless Steel Sharp Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife Comfortable Grip for Survival, Camping, Travelling

I received my Linsen-Outdoor Outdoor Survival Knife today. I also received my Mora Companion knife in the same package. Both are stainless steel. Moras have a long reputation as excellent knives. You can tell by the picture both knives are similar in size and shape. The Linsen knife was razor sharp out of the box. Just like the Mora. The handle on the Linsen was slightly wider and the rubber has a stickier grip. This is nice. Its sheath is similar to some Mora sheaths and actually piggybacks on some of them. However I noted that that Linsen sheath easily deforms. This could be a problem resulting with the knife falling out. It was easy to squeeze back to being tight. The Scandi grind is similar to the Mora with no noted micro bevel. Time and usage will show if the Linsen can hold up to use and abuse like Moras. Hopefully it will hold an edge and sharpen like a Mora. I'm pleased with the Linsen knife. In conclusion, the Linsen-Outdoor Outdoor Survival Knife is a wonderful knife. And it was around $10!Update: I used my Linsen knife today working on some green wood. It held its own with Mora. Some minor stropping kept it very sharp. Still pleased with it. I would be interested if the company comes out with other knives.

74 year old lady with arthritic hands looking for handing knife to keep in my vehicle to open items such as packages, cut shipping plastic ties, etc. Very nice stainless steel knife. Sheath will do but did not like quality so that is why I gave this item 4 stars instead of 5 stars. Good knife for the price.

Morakniv Companion clone. I'm basically going to just back up some of the other reviews. Handle is chunky and is a nice fit with its rubbery tacky feel. The blade comes razor sharp with a great grind. I like the size of the whole thing, just enough to be useful in the wild without being overbearing.Cons: As someone else said the tip is not the sharpest. The Sheath is garbage, I had to squeeze it up on opening so the knife wouldn't fall out.I compared it to some of my moras, eye test checks out. I'll pop this in my bag next time I'm out and update if it fails. As of now, for this price..seems like a steal.

Dull out of the package. Tip was unable to pierce the plastic packaging on a ham steak I was cooking. Sheath feels secure and locks nice.. Handle has a nice feel, all in all I would just stick with Morakniv.

Basic knife, but we'll built. Good little knife for the toolbox or glove box.

This really feels like a Mora. It is sharp and inexpensive. I haven't tested durability because I just bought it as another back up knife.

It is what it is, a low cost blade

The knife seems stout. It has an excellent rubberized handle. Very very sharp. I am pleased with the knife itself, but it is a bit disconcerting that I can't find the country of origin. I looked at reviews for other products made by Linsen and those products did not indicate where they are made either. For this reason I would suggest paying a few more dollars and getting a Mora. It's your money, you deserve to know where it's going.