SOG Field Knife vs ESEE Candiru Fixed Blade Neck

The blade is dull so get yourself a good sharpening stone to hone the blade. For the price, it's a good knife but the sheath is still very important.

I have seen these gold for around 25 bucks actually on eBay, which is not the best place to buy a knife personally, but I have also seen them ago for ...

Had this Knife almost (1) year. Have not used it for any outdoor/ bush/ camping activities yet so can't rate on that. Just been sitting in my Diving Backpack and considering to use it in my Diving activities but don't know if the steel will hold up (won't rust). At 1st glance, the knife feels like it's a Young Boy's knife (still feel that way)

The belt clip is excellent, and will not come off without a degree of force. I am not going to use that three letter anagram, but you know what I'm talking about when I say that this is the perfect knife to keep on you at all times.

always a plus. The handle is the most comfortable design ive ever held, even though it could be longer by a half an inch. (I have large hands) The rubberized handle is very grippy, and a joy to work with. At 30 bucks its a true bargain ! SOG ! if youre listening, please take this exact design and enlarge it to a 5 and a half or 6 inch blade, with the handle expanded to 5 or 5 and a half inches

The handles aren’t orange, they’re brown. The blade is not black, it’s green. Not even close to description

My first moment of opening this its sturdy so far. This item got delivered before the recommended Delivery Date.

We'Ll cut open the package, we'll see what else was in the box when they shipped it to us and we'll go from there all right. So in the box, we've got ...

Now the knife. I bought this for self defense, if ever needed it'll do the job intended. It doesn't come very sharp and in my opinion doesn't sharpen very well. Handle feels nice in the hand for intended purpose

I carry an ESEE Candiru in my day pack along with a small fire steel, bic liter and a SAK. Between these, I’ve got a knife for small bushcraft type work and a tool/knife for non hard use situations and 2 ways of making fire fairly quickly. The Candiru is small but very tough, easy to sharpen and with some skill and practice, you can do just about everything you would need to do in a survival situation.

I love the sheath. The retention is perfect. The knife stays firmly in place and it's quick and easy to deploy. Doesn't feel stuck like some Schrades do with similar sheaths

The sheath is made from hard plastic, not Kydex. The fit is tight, and requires a little bit of force to lock it in. The belt clip is excellent, and will not come off without a degree of force.