Old Timer Heritage Series 169OT 10.25in Fixed Blade Knife with Stainless Steel Drop Point Blade, Laminate Wood Handle, Full Tang Design, and Leather Sheath for Hunting, Camping, EDC, and Outdoors

Love this knife super sharp and sturdy

I love this knife. It's made with D2 steel, so it's hard enough to be durable, but not too hard to sharpen in the field. It's a solid, high quality build.

OK knife for a right handed person but feels better in the left

I live on a sheep farm, we butcher sheep regularly. I have used several knives to butcher sheep. this knife has been very impressive. Depending on the knife I have to sharpen it between 1 and 4 times during the skinning and gutting process. I sharpen this knife once during the skinning and gutting, and once during the quartering and butchering.I have been thinking about getting another.I have chopped into sheep bones trying to quarter, and there are no chips in the blade.the handle is very large. I wear men's size large gloves, and my hand is still small for the handle. My mom has a hard time using this knife.If you need a large handled knife this is the perfect knife

Great quality! Looks like Old Timer hasn't lost its touch. Robust and reliable knife. Surprisingly high quality sheath as well! Worth the price!

I was looking for an affordable camping knife and was excited to see this one come up in D2, which is one of my favorite steels. The fit and finish are great for the price, the only potential problem is that the tang is slightly proud of the scales, which might cause a bit of pain trying to grip for long periods.I will change my review if the knife doesn’t hold up to abuse testing. Comes very sharp out of the box, not hair whittling but a good functional edge the glides through cardboard.UPDATE: I used some wet/dry automotive sandpaper (2000 & 3000 grit) to round any hard edges on the handle, it did not take very long and I was not aggressive to get it feeling great in the hand. The knife survived some very light batoning with no damage to the edge. Whittles just fine, but it is big enough I don't think it would be my first choice because of the increased risk of having such a long exposed edge. I'm happy to have found a good around the ranch work knife that won't need sharpened very often.

Love this knife! I am a collector of knives so have quite a few. I love this one. I haven't battoned with it, though, so not sure about its durability, but it comes shaving sharp and the handle is comfortable. The blade is plenty thick and the shape is ample. The sheath is OK. Probably make a kydex one for it eventually.

I bought this for a blade that wasn't so expensive I couldn't thrash it working around the farm. Saw some reviews knocking the sheath. Seems pretty solid to me. It's leather and has all the things that go with leather sheaths. It not kydex but, again, for the money it pretty damn good. For the dudes who said the snap loop was too small... stop being a pussy! Gotta stretch it a little. I don't want the thing sloppy and loose. I want it secure and it does that well. Blade is reasonably sharp which is best for a thrashing knife. I don't want a surgical edge because it will dull too easily. Haven't used it enough to attest to it's durability but looking it over and having bought and used a lot of knives over the years I feel confident it will give me my money's worth. This would make a great low budget hunting knife.