Dive Knife, Scuba Diving Knife with Sheath and Leg Strap, Black Tip Dive knife Double Edge with Nylon, ABS Sheaths and 2 Pairs Strap for Leg and Arm, Divers Sharp knives

Works good

It is obvious that this time will not compete with top range diving knives. I bought this knife for the "just in case" dives. in case i get caught in a fishing net or line, in case i need to remove something or dig a little bit in the sand or else or even snorkeling or fishing. This knife is just perfect for all the above. It looses the black "paint" on the blade easily, but i did not buy this knife to put as a display on a shelf. Yes you need to be a little bit more careful than other knives when putting it back to the sheath, but being extra careful what handling a knife does not sound crazy to me. Again, great little knife.

I have ordered several of these knives in the past. Because of the nature of spearfishing, you'll lose equipment now and then. I've already gone through 4 knives within the past couple years due to a combination of either negligence or hardware failure.Starting with the positive - it's a cheap and effective knife out in the field. I use this knife to primarily dispatch fish. Upon receiving it, I will go ahead and sharpen the knife to my liking -- typically, it comes just sharp enough to cut fruit, so you'll want to give it a better edge using a whetstone or some kind of sharpening device. It's a pretty light weight knife - and the sheath, both the plastic and cloth sheaths, don't add much bulk or weight. It straps on fine and will hold well if you properly fit it your arm or leg correctly. It's also just the right size and quite durable.The negative: It doesn't hold its edge well - the metal is a little soft so you'll find yourself honing the edge every other trip. It will rust - expect to see rust in areas that are not coated with the black coating - make sure to rinse off with freshwater after exposure to saltwater. The plastic sheath will work fine for a while, but once the spring that's linked to the locking mechanism that holds the knife in place becomes fatigued from constant use, the chances of losing the knife becomes greater; This is essentially how I've lost the other knives. The buckles that are used with the straps are a little too fragile, and if you're not careful will break. If you can swap those buckles out with a metal version, that would be a better option.Overall - Despite some flaws, these are good knives to have; very cheap, good features, and will serve you well. I would still highly recommend these to any spearfishing guys out there as a great alternative to the $30-$99 knives out there. Since finding these knives, I never went back to buying anything else.

The BOffer dive knife is the definition of a bang for its buck. First off, it has a dual-edged blade which makes cutting underwater and above land much easier. Secondly, the serrated edge of the blade makes cutting thick things like vines and rope much easier. Thirdly, the sheath of the blade has a strong locking mechanism that helps the knife from falling out even with the most vigorous of activities. Finally, the blade does not rust underwater, making it a perfect dive or outdoor knife!Altogether, the BOffer dive knife is the perfect sports knife for all of your outdoor needs

This knife worked perfectly for my needs as a LEO. All I needed was a fixed-blade knife that had a hard-shell sheath that fit into one of two baton pockets on my external body armor carrier. This product fit the bill. The sheath fit perfectly and I used the paracord on the handle to secure the sheath to the MOLLE behind my radio pouch. I did have to modify the release so that I could draw the knife quickly without having to push the release itself first (as it was designed for). I did have it professionally sharpened too. For $15 though, I could not be any happier and feel much better about having a quick option for a bladed tool.UPDATED - 03/05/2022 - Reduced from five to three stars.Since I wrote my original review, the knife hasn't been drawn much except to ensure the latch still released properly. Noticed the other day the spring that puts pressure on the retention latch was visible in the sheath and was scratching the knife when I re-holstered it. Turns out that the bridge one end of the spring sits on had broken which allowed the spring to protrude into the area where the blade sits. This made re-holstering and drawing the knife much more difficult along with the scratches. Luckily I was able to fix this by drilling additional holes and placing a metal bar across the gap for the spring to rest on but disappointing nonetheless.

This is amazing it’s sharp and secure

The knife seemed good until my first dive where the straps did not hold the sheath to my body. I lost the blade just swimming around because the straps were too loose to hold it into place. Absolutely useless if the straps cannot withstand kicking motions when diving into deep water. It was cheap but to lose it on the first dive from poorly designed straps really warrants a refund.

Extremely strong knife easy to sharpenI use it when I’m scalloping or out for lobster handy to have when there are sharks around.