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The Surviv-All survival knife from StatGear has a high carbon 440 stainless steel full tang, drop point blade. It has a rubber textured handle with a stainless steel pommel on the handle bottom. The heavy duty belt sheath includes a fire starter rod and cord cutter so you don't have to take your knife out for minor cuts. There is an integrated knife sharpener stone on the rear of the sheath. The knife handle is secured to the sheath with the patent-pending para-secure paracord handle strap.
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Add to BasketI didn't want an expensive knife, because using it on bushcraft weekend's, but very supprised on quality, weight, & comfortable in the hand,& shock proof sheith with extras,,,, the only disappointing thing, is the corded clip is way to fiddly, & hard to undo with one hand whilst on the belt, over all 7 /10 For price,
I bought this knife as I was looking for a good all round knife to put in my kit. I'd considered similar offerings from other more well-known manufacturers but was tempted by the low price. Overall I'm quite happy with this knife, the blade holds a good edge, it's decently sized and feels good in the hand. The sheath is robust but functional, it holds the knife perfectly without the paracord bit on the belt loop. The cord cutter is handy to have and saves pulling the knife out for small jobs. The glow in the dark accents on the handle are great for low light conditions, and the diamond sharpener is a nice addition. My only gripe with the StatGear Surviv-All is the ferro rod. While it produces a good shower of sparks using the handy cut out section on the knifes spine; any usefulness is over-shadowed by the fact that it falls out with any knock or bump to the sheath. I've taken to leaving it at home and carrying a separate ferro rod. I do however, recommend this knife as a heavy duty all round good knife.
Treated myself to the statgear surviv-all definitely a nice knife to use, knife it's self has a nice weight to it and feels nice in the hand rubber handle gives a nice grip whilst the blade holds a good edge I can't find any fault in the knife at all the issues I have are with the sheath and the way the flint is mounted upside-down and is just asking to be lost if it falls out that is my only gripe about it but at only 45 quid you can't go wrong with this knife at all would have been a 5 star if the flint was mounted better
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
