Diximus Dive Knife – Scuba Diving Knife with Sheath and Leg Strap – Thigh Knife – Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Knife – Hunting Knives – Survival and Camping Gear

Ideal Dive Knife / Outdoor Blade This dive knife is expertly crafted and extremely sharp right out of the box. The blade is weighty yet well balanced, has a good length to it and fits in your hand well. The sheath lock is incredibly strong: that knife is not going anywhere - no accidental slip ups with this one. The price is a steal! Couldn’t recommend enough for casual outdoor enthusiasts and experienced hunters alike!

Great for snorkeling

Ordered this as a backup since I'd forgotten my usual knife at home. Arrived rusted and looked like it was previously used. Put the straps on anyway and moved forward since I was already at my dive location, the mechanism to remove the knife is incredibly hard to use with one hand and in an instance where you'd want to be able to unsheathe quickly would be worthless. The straps themselves are also worthless. I noticed while wearing it above water this might be an issue, but even after tightening, wrapping the excess length around and tying a knot for them to stay on, the material of the straps gives them no traction and I found them loosening through the buckle and even after repeatedly pulling on them to tighten, one strap still came completely off in the water. Not worth the hassle, didn't even bother bringing it home.

Kind of cheap quality. It'll work, but real dive knives are better made. And a lot more expensive.

If you ever lost a great dive knife, you are a bit sad the trusty companion of several dives has abandoned you to the depths you can’t retrieve it from and like sinking beneath sandy bottom without clue as to when or where it went from you. These are what remain with you for years because they do the job and you aren’t afraid they will be lost. If they are lost, you didn’t give up $150-500 knife to the sea. I have lots of these type of knives. It took losing three I really paid a lot for to change this. I have a few nice ones. But I lost count of these.

Knife isn't bad. It isn't the greatest but for the money not a bad deal. It's super light which I've already noticed the tip took a minor bend without significant force being used. The straps on the sheath will not secure the blade to your leg. It loosens and starts to fall. The sheath itself is decent so far. Again the blade is ok not very strong and very light but all in all for the price it's worth the buy if you're looking for a blade like this.

Absolutely love this! Got some crazy looks on the beach but I’m ready to attack a shark(only if it attacks first of course).

I just received the knife and sheath. The knife is one piece, and stainless steel, which for water of damp environment is good. The serrations on one edge are very even from one to the other. Too many knives with serrations the spacing from point to point is not the same so when you got to touch up the serrations you need different sizes of hones to touch them up. The sheath needs to be redesigned, I tried to remove the blade one handed, couldn’t do it. If you are in the water with the knife on your lower leg, you need to use two hands, in an emergency you may only have one free hand. The retention is very good but accessiblity is bad. I’m going to keep the knife and make a sheath to my satisfaction.