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I've had several of these little gems and they are amazingly useful for a variety of hunting and field tasks. It's light and easy to wear while not getting in the way. A very fine and useful point, plenty of belly to the blade and a comfortable handle make for a knife you just seem to keep reaching for. I keep one in the truck and one in the backpack I take hunting, The others I've ended up giving away to friends who have admired them. It will prepare food, skin hogs and deer and handle just about anything that comes up while you're out and about. This roach belly type of knife was popular for centuries for a good reason. I wish they made a larger version, I'd buy it in a minute!
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have four of these knives. i am sure they are designed for hunting. but use them in the kitchen, out of the box super sharp. use them as a paring knife, steak knife. always in the knife block ready for anything in the kitchen. handle fits great in the palm of the hand. highly recommend them no matter what other knife expert say.
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Had been looking at the knife for over a year, and purchased it when I saw the price. Knew what it was like before the purchase. Simple design with very sharp blade. Like the fact that I don't care if it gets wet. Smooth handle could be a problem when wet, but I usually have on rubber gloves when using. Still can't beat the knife.
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as most of you know Cold Steel makes some of the best knives out there,,,,,,this roach belly knife is one you carry on your belt and never know it's there,,,,,,it's a fine cutting,,game cleaning,,fish filleting knife that is beyond sharp when you open the package,,,,,,,excellent knife,,,,excellent price,,,,,,you will not regret buying this knife,,,,,,
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Very nice thin sharp blade. Handle a little slippery. Easy fix. Great price
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