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Question: is this knife better than the gerber prodigy
Document: Great knife good price and like it better than my kabar also came with a better sheath for a lower price.
The Knife is awesome. I will get plenty of use out of this baby.1 point off for the crappy sheath. Better to not even have one included if you'regonna have that quality, imo.Everything else just great. Not as pretty as the ka-bars but it's also not as expensive.
I like the knife, cut along the same lines as the Ka-bar USMC. It's a little thicker. It's cheaper. It's as comfortable in the hand. It probably batons a little better. My only concern is the top of the blade at the front clip is sharpened. That qualifies it as a dagger in most states and thus illegal to carry.
I have had this knife for about 4 months, and there are several things to say about it. It is the same relative size as a ka-bar (i compared it to my dad's kabar he used in vietnam), and it had the same heft and balance, though i like the ka-bar better. This knife, in my opinion, is more suited for survival than a ka-bar though, since it is tougher, and comes with a good grind.
It provides a good combination of breathability and durability. It fits the knife equally well worn left or right handed.I will not say either this or the Ka-Bar is better. Both are outstanding. A good knife is a personal thing and you need to pick the one that fits your hand and use best. In my case, the Ontario SP1 exceeded my expectations.
This is a great knife to have for the outdoors man or survivalist. It is beefy enough to take a batoning, its full tang, and its CARBON STEEL. Carbon steel can be made very sharp, its very strong and unlike stainless it can also be used to cast a spark to start a fire. You will still need to carry a smaller back up blade for detailed tasks but for everything else you can use this beast. And for $38 you cannot do any better
When my nephew was deployed on his first tour I gave him my K-bar. He is now on his 5 th deployment and I decided I wanted a replacement knife. I have an Ontario USAF survival knife but wanted a longer blade. I decided to try the SP-1. I am very happy with it. It does everything it need it to do. I actually like the way it feels in my hand better than the KBAR felt.
The Knife arrived Brand new in the box and arrived quickly. It's a good quality knife included with an OK sheath that could have been designed better. But for the price I'd say it's worth it and I'd recommend it to a person looking for a solid and good sized knife.The only reasons it didn't get a 5-star rating was that it could have been sharpened better as it was pretty dull and the basic quality sheath left slight disappointment.
I was torn between buying this and a kabar usmc. I have read lots of good things about Ontario and their American made quality. So far everything I read has been proven true. I do not want to get too deep into the debate of which is better, this or kabar. I have used kabars before and loved them, but I think their price is a little too high based mainly off the name. This knife has a better/more comfortable grip in my opinion.
I got this to replace my old 498 Marine fighting knife and WOW, its a lot better, The blade is rather thick, even when side by side with a USMC Kabar. Back swedge is sharpened and Kraton handle is awesome. I LOVE THIS BLADE!! Sheath is very nice, BUT, will take a few to work  the blade in and out to loosen it up, as of right now I need neither strap to retain the knife,lol, the sheath holds it in place.
Answer: yes