MTECH USAMT-664BK Neck Knife 7-Inch Overall,black

OK- after flaming the holster on the heavy metal tank 665BK? This one is worlds better. Nice clicker holster. I splayed the rivets a bit and been wearing it all day, aint fallen off yet. Blade: 5 mins. with my Broadhead sharpener and it's poppin' hairs. Nice work knife. Will make a killer dark alley knife, too. Light, very comfy and hardly know it's there. Good balance. Me n' the boys were tossing it at some plywood in the shop. Some shots shanked off the point and did no damage- it's tough. Nice point taper. Some shots stuck deep. WHUMP. Looks nice too. Got 3 compliments already. See the pic. Pass on the top heavy, clunker 665BK, totally just get this one and if the holster holds up yer GTG. Great worker bee/every day blade.

The knife is okay, but the sheath can only be worn on the left side, for left-hand draw. It is backwards. The sheath should have been made for right-hand draw, or even better, made so that the belt attachment could be placed on either side of the sheath.

I bought this knife as a backup, knowing full well that for under $10 it wasnt going to be my prized jewel. I opened the packaging to find a very usable knife. The sheath is totally adequate, good belt loop, the handle feels good, came shaving sharp, and its got good weight to it. The only thing I can see going wrong is the leather wrapping for the handle coming unsecured. Even then, not a problem a little 550 cord can't fix. Its not a show piece, its meant to be used... and if abused, no tears shed. Its going to gut a lot of trout, and skin a lot of rabbits in its life, I can feel it!

The sheath is thin and light, but adequately durable. The steel is resistant enough to rust, but don't leave it outside or in a bucket of salt water. It's actually been more resistant than my Kershaw Tremor. The steel is fairly cheap, and if you want the knife to last, you'll respect it's limitations. It is pretty well constructed, the spine remains fairly robust through the length and only really gets thin in the last 3/8" of the tip. So the construction is pretty good but you have to respect that the material isn't the best and that the blade might chip if you drop it on concrete or something...If I could have a perfect daily carry knife (I prefer a fix blade over a folder for daily carry), it would be almost just like this one, but with better steel. Cost prohibits me from spending 10x the price on better steel.

This is one of the best inexpensive knives I ever have. It is quite sharp when I receive it and needs just a little stropping to make it razor sharp. I have to modify the handle a little bit with a rotary tool because it has a sharp edge at the butt end. The sheath is not really good but it is okay, I think. I bought another one of this right after my first purchase.

This knife feels great in your hand. Very comfortable, light and easy to maneuver. Now, I never used this knife for anything other than drills, so I don't know how durable it is, but it's a piece I've carried on me. I'm glad I got it.

I bought this to be used Pikal style and it will work for both forward and reverse. Solid, sturdy, and decent feel. I can make a kydex sheath so that will be needed IMO ... the sheath it comes with is OK, but I won't be using it for carry.

It was an ok knife for the price but Mtech is a very cheaply made brand. Overall I highly don't suggest this knife. Most knifes for $14 are a clear STAYAWAY.