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Question: Where is it made...China?
Document: &lt; edit made 5 Jan 13 >Adding a star to my review on 5 January 2013. I've had it for a while and it really is excellent knife for a dirt cheap price. While the flaw of the screwdriver is there, they company doesn't advertise the knife as having one. I say void the warranty and file off the tip of one of those blades.&lt;original review >The knife is made in China.
I really did not expect this knife to be this much knife for the low price, and the fact that it was made in china. But I was pleasantly surprised after examining the knife. It was well made and well finished, and with the american and english models costing so much more, I felt this was a really good purchase. The blade was very sharp as was the marlin spike, the can opener functional, and the shackle wrench actually worked.
Hard to see how they sell this knife as cheaply as they do. Its very useful and strong and also rather heavy, which, in this case, is a good thing. This made-in-China knife is a good knock-off of the original made in England and costing many times more. I have lot of pocket knives of various sorts, but I bought this one specifically for the marlin spike and its proved useful, just around the house.
this is to replace a similar tool that was lost. seems well made but have not used it very much. i'll keep it on the boat and i think it will do the job. price is right.
I had a similar knife that I lost so I got this one as a replacement. These knives with the marlin spike are very handy to have. This one is well made and should lifetime as long as I don't loose this one too. (LOL!)
This is inexpensive but well made. The blades don't lock into position but have a strong spring to hold them in open and closed positions. I don't need the can opener, and could have used a small needle nose plier instead for working knots. A bargain non-the-less.
Every sailor should have one of these on board their boat. As you know ..... Stuff always happens at the most unexpected time. It is well made and the price can't be beat for the quality. Bought a total of three, one as a gift, and another as a spare in the event I lose my first one.
I lost my old rigging knife this past weekend....it's at the bottom of the marina. So I did a search on Amazon and found this little gem. At $6.28, I couldn't pass up buying it. What did I have to loose? I am very pleased with this knife, it's very well made and I'm amazed that it could be manufactured and then sold to a reseller for a profit.
This tool seems solid enough although a knife that does not lock open in either the blade or spike is not my first choice. I did a couple of modifications with a grinder that made it a better tool. First, the spike is too sharp to use to untie knots. Solution, grind down the ;point making it smooth so it will not snag the line as you use it. Second is that who needs a can opener? What I want is a bottle opener.
Well made for a cheap knife. I am very happy with it, the spike has a strong spring that holds it in place, the blade came sharp right out of the box, the can opener hasnt been tried yet but it looks functional, not sure what I can use the other blade for but its there if I ever need it, I am going to grind one screwdriver off so I can use that too. I would recommend it just because its good quality for a very cheap price
Answer: yes