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Question: Is a sheath included?
Document: Very great overall use knife... 10 inch blade but not heavy...Can use like combat knife. (-150$)The sheath is (ok) and functional...
I carry it in Swamps of FL nice bal cut's most all I cut fine, would like less sheath+ I had to rework liner to hold blade from falling out. Blade is good, sheath sucks ug!. Cheers Joseph
not as heavy as i thought  it would be but its heavy enough to do some minor chopping. very well made with an interesting sheath. lots of detail and little straps all over. you could carry this and not know you had it. if  you are looking to kill zombies, you might need something bigger. for camping this should work well.
This knife is awesome weight and super sharp, i have been batoning through lots of wood with this and it works very well, still sharp enough to shave hair. Its a little light to chop with but works well in all other aspects, the sheath is well made but i prefer a kydex usually so could use a upgrade but the nylon is high grade and it does have a plastic insert
It may not be the best chopper, but it will last as long as you do! As for self defense, that's one of the Hoodlum's greatest selling points. Its reach and light weight make it a winner. Another plus is its revolutionary nylon sheath, which contains a pouch that makes it perfect for myLeatherman 830684 Charge TTi Multi-Tool. (Other multi-tools will fit as well.
Here's why. This is not a tactical knife. Yes...it &#34;rattles&#34; a little bit. You don't need to be ultra-stealthy in a survival/field situation so the minimal noise means nothing to me in the field. But...the &#34;play&#34; in the sheath allows water and grit to drain quickly thereby displacing water and grit that would otherwise damage the edge.
The sheath also has many options to fix it to your belt or molle straps. The sheath on the War Sword was merely &#34;tacked&#34; with two stitches. I would not trust the sheath of the War Sword the way I trust the sheath on the Hoodlum. Plus the sheath on the hoodlum has all kinds of grommets and a small case to attach or store things.
So far I have not taken a dunk with this knife. But, I don't have to worry about it. Secondly, the sheath fixes the blade in two ways. It has a snap buckle. It also has a piece of para-cord fixed with a plastic keeper. Why is this good? Because the para-cord with keeper guarantees a good grip to secure the blade should the snap ever pop in thick brush (willows especially).
It wasn't hard to clean them up with some resharpening. Still haven't seen any trouble with the much maligned blade notch and it is handy as a pot lifter.Bottom line, this is probably the best all around knife in this size category, and comes at a very competitive price. Not a super chopper, but capable, and just handles very well in hand. Sheath is pretty good, too, but the lose retention in the plastic liner might bug you.
For such a large knife, the Hoodlum feels relatively light in hand. The ergos of the handle and the slight down sweep of the blade make chopping feel natural. It does not have the mass behind it to keep up with other large fixed blades like Scrapards and the Junglas, but for me that is an advantage. With sheath, it is light enough to be a viable belt carry around a campsite and also does not tire your arms out as much if you use it for smaller tasks.
Answer: yes