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Question: Is it wrapped in paracord or nylon?
Document: We don't need leather. But this thing is a cheap piece of woven nylon. And speaking of nylon...The &#34;thick green [NYLON] cord-wrapped handle that allows for a secure and comfortable grip&#34;? First of all, if you're gonna' do cord, do paracord. Don't use some weak cheap nylon garbage. I would not use that cord to tie anything. Anything. Ever.
The blade is great, obviously needed to be sharpened, but anyone who buys knives online should know that's how they come, BUT, it is NOT wrapped in paracord, it's wrapped in cheap nylon rope, so I too that off and rewrapped the handle in 550 paracord. the sheath is crap, I had the knife 3 days and the tip of the knife poked through the sheath, this was BEFORE I sharpened it!!!
How can you argue with this thing for the price? You can't. Yeah, the handle is wrapped in cheap nylon, but it's easy enough to rewrap in paracord. Yeah, it comes pretty dull but can be sharpened. Yeah, the fire starter really doesn't work that well but once you scrape the coating off both of them it works well enough. I'd consider the fire starter an emergency back up, not a main fire source.
Okay, so the knife LOOKS like a really cool or &#34;tacti-cool&#34; type knife. With its black coated blade, &#34;cord wrapped&#34; handle and OD green nylon sheath.
Dont buy this for the fire striker. buy it because its cheap as hell and you wont care if you lose it or break it or whatever else you can think of. i use this knife when i dont want to use a nice knife. first thing you should do if you buy this is remove the crappy string they have wrapped around it and replace it with 550 i got about 12' on mine. ditch the crap nylon sheath i made from from hardened leather.
I re-wrapped the handle with self-vulcanizing tape and sharpened the knife. OK  nylon sheath. It is hard to get just a fire starter alone for less than $16. This was ~ $6 for all three (knife, sheath, fire stick) and I can get a bunch of them for the cars, the kit, the bug-out bag, house. Solid stainless steel knife- powder painted black, without any welds or fasteners to break.
This knife is a great value. Full tang and a sturdy thickness. I use it in my get home 24hr bag. Came sharp and delivered fast. I replaced the nylon rope on the handle with 550 paracord. Other then that. Great knife for the money
Well first off it looks as cool as it does online. Nice od green sheath. I don't really care for the nylon wrap on the handle but I'm gonna rewrap with some 550 paracord. Blade is decently sharp. Fire starter works awesome.... all round not a bad knife for under $10.00 and it will be a nice little addition to my BOB.....
I'd say this thing is more than decent, given the price (and my expectations from coming here to read prior reviews).Yes, the blade came dull and is hard to sharpen well. Yes, the wrap is not true 550 paracord (but that's not hard/expensive to fix), and yes, the sheath may not be the best ballistic nylon you've ever used.But...this thing (for the price) is worth it.
For the price (under $10, or even under $6 if you can find it) this knife is great.Sure, it's just a chunk of 440 stainless steel in a cheap sheath with an included firestarter, but when you put it all together it gets the job done.Yeah, the "paracord" handle wrap is not really paracord but braided nylon. So change it. I know you have several lengths of 550 just waiting to be put to good use.
Answer: yes