--- product_id: 461853794 title: "Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft" brand: "schrade" price: "191.32 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Schrade" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/461853794-schrade-delta-class-rigime-fixed-blade-8-5in-with-3 store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 8.5in overall length Black G-10 textured handle 3.83in AUS-8 high carbon steel blade Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft **Brand:** schrade **Price:** 191.32 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ—‘οΈ Own the wild with precision and style β€” don’t get left behind! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft by schrade - **How much does it cost?** 191.32 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/461853794-schrade-delta-class-rigime-fixed-blade-8-5in-with-3) ## Best For - schrade enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted schrade brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Compact Powerhouse:** Perfect 8.5-inch size for agile hunting and bushcraft tasks without bulk. - β€’ **Ready When You Are:** Injection molded sheath offers quick access and versatile carry options for on-the-go pros. - β€’ **Grip That Won't Quit:** Rugged black G-10 handle with scalloped texture ensures secure hold in any condition. - β€’ **Tanto Blade Toughness:** Durable AUS-8 steel with a sharp tanto point for precision and strength. - β€’ **Built to Last a Lifetime:** Full tang design backed by Schrade’s limited lifetime warranty for dependable performance. ## Overview The Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade knife combines a compact 8.5-inch profile with a robust 3.83-inch AUS-8 high carbon steel tanto blade and a textured black G-10 handle. Designed for hunting and bushcraft, it features a full tang construction, secure grip enhancements, and a versatile injection molded sheath. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this knife delivers exceptional value and reliability for outdoor professionals and enthusiasts alike. ## Description Rediscover Schrade and why we make the most dependable knives and tools for every scenario life may throw at you. Schrade is for those who DO and meet opposition head-on. The Delta Class of knives and tools from Schrade feature high-quality steels like AUS-10 and premium handle materials. These smooth, sleek, and durable knives and tools overmatch the competition and provide customers with an incredible value proposition. Review: Great knife for the $ - Ultimately, I give this knife 5 stars due to its overall value. Some of the things that other reviews complain about are simply issues you are going to have with a $30ish knife. If this knife were lost or stolen, you would replace it immediately. I can't say the same for a higher end, and thus higher price tag, knife. It more than does the job for the money. The good: --quality metal and construction for the money; based on the sharpening regimen I put it through out of the box, I would say the metal is similar in quality to Bucks 420 HC, which is quite good. Blade shape and profile make for easy sharpening on an Arkansas stone. Full tang means good balance and durability under hard use, grips are patterned in such a way that, though unconventional, provide significant purchase during use. The sheath, though basic, is utilitarian, modular, and made of durable material (kydex). The sheath hardware us easily replaced at any hobby or home improvement store adding to its longevity. I personally appreciate a no frills sheath, as it makes the knife itself more affordable. The meh: I say meh, because there's nothing bad, per se', about this knife. Does the hardware holding the sheath together seem as though it will wear out over time (especially if you are adjusting the crap out of it constantly or overtightening the screws)? Yes. Will the hardware on many things bought in the $30 price range wear out over time? Yes. Could you get off your fanny and replace the hardware for very little money with minimal effort and time? Yes. The grip is a bit narrow for my hands, but I have huge hands, and I am used to folders with fatter grips by necessity. This thinness contributes to the overall ease of carry and, if that is your thing, concealability, so it is not a meh factor per se'. The grind on the edge was not consistent from the factory, neither was it hairsplittingly sharp. It's $30 folks, remember. Using a hard Arkansas stone I ground down just enough of the edge where, when placed at a 22-ish degree angle on the stone no light shone through on each side. I then moved up to a black Arkansas stone, and it is now shaving sharp. With minimal time, effort, and know-how all the meh factors are easily dealt with, yielding a well above average, if not exceptional, product for the money. With realistic expectations about this knife you will be quite pleased with your purchase. If you like tanto style, fixed blade knives, and saving money, don't hesitate to pick up this little bargain. Review: A great deal at this price level (32.00) - Received my knife quickly from best service stores so a quick shout out to them and it was also properly packaged for shipping. So I have not taken the knife out in the woods for heavy use yet, but from my initial experience with it I am happy with the knife. The type of steel used in this knife is not the highest quality of knife steels, but I knew that going into the purchase so that is not an issue for me. I bought this with the intention of hoping it was a good knife for the 31.69 that I paid for it. So not withstanding the type of steel used, I was very pleased with the design and features for this price range. The black stonewashed finished is an extremely attractive finish in my opinion and I have recently been purchasing a few knives in this finish and I have been pleased with all of them. The tanto style blade is a favorite of mine but I also like the other blade styles that Schrade offers. The steel is of ample thickness for a knife this size and I would think it would hold up well if used appropriately. While the video shows this knife being used for heavy bushcrafting type tasks, I would think a higher priced/higher quality/larger knife might be a better choice....but that's just my opinion. With that being said, I don't think you would need to baby this knife either. My knife came sharp out of the box and I have not used it enough to dull it so I cannot attest to how well it holds an edge, or how easily it might re-sharpen. Since I own good stones and know how to use them, I do not think this would be a tough task to keep this knife sharp. The handles are one my favorite features on this knife. They are black G10 scales with a very rough scalloped surface which have a very grippy feel to me. And one thing I cannot stand is a knife handle that is smooth and slippery. I think you would have no problem hanging on to this grip while wet, dirty, cold, etc.etc. I showed the knife to several friends and they all commented on how much they like the handle. I wear size large gloves and I am pleased with the handle size. It does not massively fill the hand, but it does fill it enough to have good control over the knife while tasking with it. Smaller hands will like it even better. The scales were fitted well to the handle on my piece and they were not overly large or undersized in relationship to the handle underneath. They were just right. My intentions for this knife would be everyday use, self protection, and maybe some light trail use. For heavy woods use, this might be too small for most as it isn't a very large knife but it isn't designed to be a huge knife so not an issue for me. If you can purchase this knife around 32.00 or less I would say it's a great deal and you will be happy with it but over that it would be getting a bit pricey. The sheath is your typical fitted kydex type shrink to fit sheath that has a detachable belt loop to adjust between horizontal and vertical carry. The belt loop attaches with two screws like most of these types we see on the market. It does not have a pocket clip on the sheath but does have several grommet holes for lashing the sheaths to packs,etc etc. The sheath holds the knife very securely as they pretty much all do yet was easy enough to withdraw quickly. The knife will not fall out regardless of the position it is carried in. Like all of my knives, I might consider a little blue locktite on the scale screws to ensure they never come loose and get lost. Honesty, this is not a knife that will see super heavy use by me. But I think it is a great choice for general tasks, reasonable field type use (please no batoning on a knife this small...and it's dumb anyway) and even more so I think it would be capable if called on to stick someone with it if necessary in a self defense situation. But for thirty-one bucks and what I plan on doing with this knife, I was very pleased with it. While mine was sharp for my intended purposes, it was not razor sharp so yours may require just a bit of work. Lastly one thing we all commented on about this knife was it looks really "cool". Now I know just because a knife looks good, doesn't means it works good.....but what's the point of owning a knife that you think is ugly????? This one isn't ugly at all!!! As a matter of fact, I liked it so much I plan on buying the schf24 as well because I really think it is a useful design too. To summarize, I cannot give you a solid heavy field use review because I don't plan on using the knife in that way. But for what I bought it for and from what I can see, I was able to give it 5 stars. At this price range I consider it to be a really good purchase and it is an attractive blade to boot! ********UPDATE*********** Received the schf24 as a Christmas present. Love it for all the reasons listed above regarding the 15. Except I would say the handle has an even better feel in the hand due to being longer and also having a slightly different contour. The 24 is by far my favorite of the two. The 15 as excellent as well which is exactly why you need more than one!!!!!! ## Features - DIMENSIONS: 8.5 inch (21.59cm) overall length with a blade length of 3.83 inches (9.73cm) and a weight of 2.88 oz - DURABLE: The tanto blade is made of reliable AUS-8 high carbon steel with a black G10 handle - BE PREPARED: Easy access with the convenient injection molded sheath and rugged design makes it ideal for hunting and bushcraft - SECURE: Have confidence that the blade will not slip with the security of the front quillon, thumb jimping, and finger choil - DEPENDABLE: This knife features a full tang design and a lanyard hole - WARRANTY: This knife includes a limited lifetime warranty. If you have questions or concerns please contact Schrade Customer Service ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B09NMKS65V | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #373,150 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #1,301 in Fixed Blade Hunting Knives | | Blade Material | High Carbon Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | Tanto Point | | Blade Type | Tanto | | Brand | Schrade | | Brand Name | Schrade | | Color | Black | | Customer Package Type | Retail Packaging with Belt Sheath | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 480 Reviews | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon | | Included Components | Knife, Sheath | | Item Length | 8.5 inches | | Item Shape | Rectangular | | Item Type Name | Rigime Fixed Blade | | Manufacturer | Schrade | | Model Name | 1182619 | | Model Number | 1182619 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | 1182619 | | Power Source | hand_powered | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Bushcrafting, Hunting | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | One Size | | Special Feature | Full Tang | | Special Features | Full Tang | | Style | 2 | | Theme | Outdoor Adventure | | UPC | 661120650225 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** High Carbon Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Schrade - **Color:** Black - **Handle Material:** Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon - **Included Components:** Knife, Sheath - **Model Name:** 1182619 - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Bushcrafting, Hunting - **Special Feature:** Full Tang - **Style:** 2 ## Images ![Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Uo2LvNYmL.jpg) ![Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51rdEeBvfXL.jpg) ![Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/412bCO3R7ZL.jpg) ![Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51vVKI+nF3L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great knife for the $ *by R***R on June 1, 2015* Ultimately, I give this knife 5 stars due to its overall value. Some of the things that other reviews complain about are simply issues you are going to have with a $30ish knife. If this knife were lost or stolen, you would replace it immediately. I can't say the same for a higher end, and thus higher price tag, knife. It more than does the job for the money. The good: --quality metal and construction for the money; based on the sharpening regimen I put it through out of the box, I would say the metal is similar in quality to Bucks 420 HC, which is quite good. Blade shape and profile make for easy sharpening on an Arkansas stone. Full tang means good balance and durability under hard use, grips are patterned in such a way that, though unconventional, provide significant purchase during use. The sheath, though basic, is utilitarian, modular, and made of durable material (kydex). The sheath hardware us easily replaced at any hobby or home improvement store adding to its longevity. I personally appreciate a no frills sheath, as it makes the knife itself more affordable. The meh: I say meh, because there's nothing bad, per se', about this knife. Does the hardware holding the sheath together seem as though it will wear out over time (especially if you are adjusting the crap out of it constantly or overtightening the screws)? Yes. Will the hardware on many things bought in the $30 price range wear out over time? Yes. Could you get off your fanny and replace the hardware for very little money with minimal effort and time? Yes. The grip is a bit narrow for my hands, but I have huge hands, and I am used to folders with fatter grips by necessity. This thinness contributes to the overall ease of carry and, if that is your thing, concealability, so it is not a meh factor per se'. The grind on the edge was not consistent from the factory, neither was it hairsplittingly sharp. It's $30 folks, remember. Using a hard Arkansas stone I ground down just enough of the edge where, when placed at a 22-ish degree angle on the stone no light shone through on each side. I then moved up to a black Arkansas stone, and it is now shaving sharp. With minimal time, effort, and know-how all the meh factors are easily dealt with, yielding a well above average, if not exceptional, product for the money. With realistic expectations about this knife you will be quite pleased with your purchase. If you like tanto style, fixed blade knives, and saving money, don't hesitate to pick up this little bargain. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great deal at this price level (32.00) *by R***Y on July 10, 2014* Received my knife quickly from best service stores so a quick shout out to them and it was also properly packaged for shipping. So I have not taken the knife out in the woods for heavy use yet, but from my initial experience with it I am happy with the knife. The type of steel used in this knife is not the highest quality of knife steels, but I knew that going into the purchase so that is not an issue for me. I bought this with the intention of hoping it was a good knife for the 31.69 that I paid for it. So not withstanding the type of steel used, I was very pleased with the design and features for this price range. The black stonewashed finished is an extremely attractive finish in my opinion and I have recently been purchasing a few knives in this finish and I have been pleased with all of them. The tanto style blade is a favorite of mine but I also like the other blade styles that Schrade offers. The steel is of ample thickness for a knife this size and I would think it would hold up well if used appropriately. While the video shows this knife being used for heavy bushcrafting type tasks, I would think a higher priced/higher quality/larger knife might be a better choice....but that's just my opinion. With that being said, I don't think you would need to baby this knife either. My knife came sharp out of the box and I have not used it enough to dull it so I cannot attest to how well it holds an edge, or how easily it might re-sharpen. Since I own good stones and know how to use them, I do not think this would be a tough task to keep this knife sharp. The handles are one my favorite features on this knife. They are black G10 scales with a very rough scalloped surface which have a very grippy feel to me. And one thing I cannot stand is a knife handle that is smooth and slippery. I think you would have no problem hanging on to this grip while wet, dirty, cold, etc.etc. I showed the knife to several friends and they all commented on how much they like the handle. I wear size large gloves and I am pleased with the handle size. It does not massively fill the hand, but it does fill it enough to have good control over the knife while tasking with it. Smaller hands will like it even better. The scales were fitted well to the handle on my piece and they were not overly large or undersized in relationship to the handle underneath. They were just right. My intentions for this knife would be everyday use, self protection, and maybe some light trail use. For heavy woods use, this might be too small for most as it isn't a very large knife but it isn't designed to be a huge knife so not an issue for me. If you can purchase this knife around 32.00 or less I would say it's a great deal and you will be happy with it but over that it would be getting a bit pricey. The sheath is your typical fitted kydex type shrink to fit sheath that has a detachable belt loop to adjust between horizontal and vertical carry. The belt loop attaches with two screws like most of these types we see on the market. It does not have a pocket clip on the sheath but does have several grommet holes for lashing the sheaths to packs,etc etc. The sheath holds the knife very securely as they pretty much all do yet was easy enough to withdraw quickly. The knife will not fall out regardless of the position it is carried in. Like all of my knives, I might consider a little blue locktite on the scale screws to ensure they never come loose and get lost. Honesty, this is not a knife that will see super heavy use by me. But I think it is a great choice for general tasks, reasonable field type use (please no batoning on a knife this small...and it's dumb anyway) and even more so I think it would be capable if called on to stick someone with it if necessary in a self defense situation. But for thirty-one bucks and what I plan on doing with this knife, I was very pleased with it. While mine was sharp for my intended purposes, it was not razor sharp so yours may require just a bit of work. Lastly one thing we all commented on about this knife was it looks really "cool". Now I know just because a knife looks good, doesn't means it works good.....but what's the point of owning a knife that you think is ugly????? This one isn't ugly at all!!! As a matter of fact, I liked it so much I plan on buying the schf24 as well because I really think it is a useful design too. To summarize, I cannot give you a solid heavy field use review because I don't plan on using the knife in that way. But for what I bought it for and from what I can see, I was able to give it 5 stars. At this price range I consider it to be a really good purchase and it is an attractive blade to boot! ********UPDATE*********** Received the schf24 as a Christmas present. Love it for all the reasons listed above regarding the 15. Except I would say the handle has an even better feel in the hand due to being longer and also having a slightly different contour. The 24 is by far my favorite of the two. The 15 as excellent as well which is exactly why you need more than one!!!!!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good little knife for the money. *by F***A on May 20, 2014* I wasn't expecting much from a knife at this price but I'm impressed. My plan is to keep it in my emergency bag but I wanted to give it some daily use before comiting it to that purpose. I have a CRKT M16 4" folder as my edc/work knife. It gets heavy use and abuse cutting boxes, zip ties etc. I sharpen it just about every week. I've been using the SCHF15 for a week now and it's held up nicely. The edge is in good shape and the finish is still intact. I want to use it for a couple more weeks before I give it the ok but here are a few observations. I like the size. I didn't want a huge blade because I'm limited on space and I just don't need anything that big. I did, however, want a handle that fit my hand. Im a fan of the tanto blade, purely my choice of blade style. This one has a nice angle. I've seen tanto tips that are, in my opinion, way too pointed. I like the material of the grips but they are a bit thin. The carved out design gives a decent hold. I don't like the fact that the grip material is not flush with the edges of the handle. I've never cared for that design. I may make grips that work better for me down the road. The butt of the knife has a bit of a square end, It digs a bit in my hand. I may change that down the road. The sheath that came with it is a well made Kydex type. It fits the knife perfectly. Retention is great as I move around quite a bit all day an I feel confident that it will not fall out. Removing the knife is not a struggle and replacing the blade is a snap. I prefer to carry horizontal on my belt, cross draw. The sheath comes set up for vertical carry. Two Philips head screws hold the belt loop on. I mounted the sheath for horizontal and removed the excess mounting holes. The loop fits up to a 2" belt. All in all, I feel that this is worth the money. Not a perfect knife for me but I do like carrying it. So much so that I even considered buying a second one. Minus one star for my personal gripes but I would give 4.5 if I could. ## Frequently Bought Together - Schrade Delta Class Rigime Fixed Blade 8.5in with 3.83in AUS-8 Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Hunting, and Bushcraft - Schrade Delta Class Wolverine Fixed Blade with 65Mn High Carbon Stainless Steel for Outdoor Survival --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/461853794-schrade-delta-class-rigime-fixed-blade-8-5in-with-3](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/461853794-schrade-delta-class-rigime-fixed-blade-8-5in-with-3) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-09-11*