Real Steel Knives Bushcraft Fixed Blade Knife Coyote Brown G-10 (4.125" Satin)

First off, who's running the marketing program in Real Steel? why does nobody know about these guys? Someone needs to get fired.

The presentation of this little baddie is impeccable. A beautiful box comes with a cheapo tech lock that is cross draw only, not bad as this is a good way to hold a blade when backpacking. a polishing cloth, an information sheet giving exacta details about the knife. Tight Kydex sheath. A+

Now the blade... The handle feels a little slick for a camp knife but I have yet to use it (dead of winter atm, update march maybe). The grind is a zero bevel scandi, very impressive.

What can I say? A good steel scandi that seems to put the Mora Garberg in it's place for half the price. yeah, this is a winner.

This is a very nice knife. It could easily be worth twice as much in my opinion. D2 is not a steel you usually see in knives of this price point. It also came extremely sharp, I didn't feel the need to even strop it. Honestly I was expecting to receive this knife and be able to point out all the reasons why it was under $50...but that didn't happen. I am very impressed by the quality control. The sheath is not bad either, it's a little on the thin side but works just fine. I may report back when I have truly put this knife to the test but so far I really like it.

Absolutely beautiful knife. Finish is unbelievable. Blade grind was hair splitting sharp. D2 blade steel is in my opinion a great mid grade steel that is found in much higher priced knives. The sheath has great retention and you can depend on a reliable snap as the blade seats tightly. There is a secondary belt clip that comes with hardware to attach to the sheath in a number of ways. Well packaged and very well executed for the money. I am buying this same knife in the black version to beat on and keep this coyote version to gawk at.

It's hard to beat this much D2 steel for $44. The fit and finish are lovely.