Survival Karambit Knife - Gambit Curved Security Belt Knife, Full Tang Fixed 2.6 Inch Blade w/Hard Nylon Sheath and Adjustable Clip (GB1001-CP), Black

I personally love this brand for my knives, tools, and bags. They are always of the highest quality and just look darn cool. This knife in particular is proven to be one of my favorites. It's the perfect size for your had and doesn't weigh too much. The sheath is super durable, and the knife stays in there securely which adds to the safety. The only thing is that at first it's a little too secure in there so it's a bit difficult to open. After you open and close it a couple times it does get a bit easier. At least you won't have to worry about your young child accidentally opening it.

I just wanted a karambit in my collection and you can’t beat the price here. Grips a little thin and the ring is a little large for me but it’s light and easy to conceal. Holds an edge well and you can make it really sharp

I recently purchased the SOG Survival Karambit Knife and I am thoroughly impressed with its quality and functionality. The knife is extremely well-crafted with a durable blade that is sharp and its full tang design is strong. It feels comfortable and secure in my hand, and the ergonomic design makes it easy to use for extended periods of time. However, it can be slightly awkward using the configuration in the last picture but it works perfectly as a karambit. The sheath is solid and has a reassuring click when sheathing the knife and the belt loop is strong with multiple configurations. Absolutely worth the price, and will see lots of use as a daily carry knife.

Overall I'm a huge fan of SOG knives they consistently deliver the great part product for reasonable prices compared to competition. There are many things on this item and then hit the mark perfectly; ergonomics of the blade, size etc. and give you a high-quality sheath for the item. But there's one issue with it that is preventing me from giving it five stars; The clip that came with the sheath this was highly advertised as to how it was so easily adjustable so that you can wear it at any angle, this is great but the major flaw in the design is the clip it's just not strong enough to secure the sheath on a draw of the blade, I've attached the sheath and clip to pockets, high-quality gun belts and other items that should definitely secure a knife sheath, the design of the clip just won't hold it. Luckily there are many options out there for better clips that will hold but the one I came with is just subpar

Nice little EDC knife. Thin grip but ring helps make it easy to hold. The plastic case has well placed grommets and a clip that swivels allowing for a lot of carry options. You can even switch the clip to the other side for left hand draw.

Sharp, full tang karambit style blade that fits comfortably in hand. The sheath holds it securely with option to adjust the angle of carry. Very lightweight and easy to conceal.

This is an awesome EDC fixed blade. It's easy to conceal, the blade length is quite short so if you live in a knife restrictive state like me this is totally legal, and it's comfortable to wear also cause the clip is adjustable. You could carry this anyway you want on your belt, or even carry it clipped to your boot. It's just a great knife. It came super sharp out of the box like all the SOG knives I've ever bought. And it's easy to resharpen. I highly recommend.

Good blade and scales but the sheath is way too unpredictable. A concern with a blade this shape is the accidental slicing of your belt, pants, or body on the draw. So while I like the fit and finish of the knife itself, the sheath is a problem. It appears to have two metal beads that grab or clamp the sides of the lower blade edge near the top of the handle. Holding the blade in your hand, the sheath seems to be tight, but reliable. Wearing the blade is where the problem starts. The lower edge of the clip where it attaches to the sheath likes to grab and gather clothing so that will prevent full clip engagement. I guess that is just the collateral impact of its ability to be spun to your preferred angle. So, once you get it full seated on your belt (and no, it will not work on a packpack strap or just a waistband, the whole sheath will still come out with the blade. If it holds, about half the time you have to change the angle of pull and go so hard its like starting a chainsaw and then it will pop free. That's a no no as you can end up loosing some control over the tip of the knife. That means that soon enough you are going to hurt your pants, shirt, or self. There is a chance I can get in there with some wet/dry 400 grit and reduce the metal but I really should not have to tinker with an out of the box factory sheath. It's too tight a fit to tape the blade and even practice so I am afraid this will join the pile of "almost loved it" knives.