CRKT Minimalist cleaver vs Ka-Bar TDI LDK Last Ditch Neck / Boot Knife

Opinel, Mora, CRKT minimalist, traditional folders like Case or GEC, Spyderco Salt, hawkbill knife (MKM makes a pretty neat one).

This is the K bar TDI ldk. The last ditch neck or boot knife thanks for watching and take a look at some other videos. Thanks, bye,

My priorities are towards concealeable fixed blades. I highly prefer belt carry knifes as while i exchange pants and thus pocket sizes and arrangements regulary (office jeans at work, cargos in my free time, bike pants on the bike), my belt always gonna be my belt and on every pant, be it summer, winter, walking or riding my motorbike.

I think it's called the last ditch and I know if you go onto Amazon and you type in k bar neck knife. This design will come up and you can get it for ...

Great knife, except it just falls out of it sheath. And after weeks of this happening it finally fell out and i didnt feel it. So now its gone. Was a good fit and sharp durable, just sheath was no good and now a waste of money because now its gone!

Save your money and get something else. This is disappointing. Looks cheap and feels cheap. Not even worth returning

The sheath adds so much value to the product and I am already looking for my next variant to get. I would recommend this to anyone that in the market currently.

For me, when drawing from the sheath, I cannot get a full purchase grip on it due to the sheath which in my opinion needs shaved down for you index finger. Second, knife finger hole is not practicable grabbed by any finger, no way of adjusting it. Lastly in a deadly force encounter, and I know the idea of cut fingers beats being dead, there is not much grip to it. Easily shifts in hand, not much of index finger groove

Here lately, I’ve been sitting on the porch in the evenin working on making little feather sticks with it for lighting fire with. I have to say it does indeed work pretty well for that. Maybe I’ll take this little cleaver with me the next time I go deer hunting out in West Texas and see how she holds up in a camping sort of situation. I have to be completely honest here though

This is truly a last ditch knife but I like it better as belt knife. I won't be depending on this as my Everyday Day Carry but it will definitely stay with me a lot.