HonshuBoshin Toothpick Knife With Sheath - 7Cr13 Stainless Steel Blade, Contoured TPR Handle, Lanyard Hole - Length 18 3/4"

Huge and it came very sharp. Balance is better than you would think because the blade has been ground fairly thin over a lot of its width. The blade back is still suitably thick, however. Very well finished. The sheath is well put together functionally, but cheap and generic.Not sure what you could use this for, other than one-upping Crocodile Dundee. It would probably work pretty well as a machete, but you can buy a bigger Tramotina for $25. You could baton with it, but it’s almost too big and definitely too nice.Bottom line, it’s a intimidating weapon, but not something to use in real life. That said, it’s very well designed and made for the cost.

Nearly a perfect balance. I grabbed my stones ready to put the sort of edge I want on a blade, only to find there was no need as it was already up to my standards (which are fairly high). Gorgeous knife, comfortable to hold. Good solid feel and weight. If you love the toothpick style and don't have this; get it!!

I have collected the entire Honshu Collection. This is a well-made knife that feels very comfortable in hand. There are higher quality knives that may be better for extreme conditions [such as military / combat use]. However, this would make a great backup...

I Was a little hesitant to buy this knife. 60 dollars is a bit much, but it's a quality blade despite being made in china. If I had to compare it to anything it's basically an oversized kitchen knife. Decently sharp, but It kinda has skinny handle syndrome unfortunately. But it feels solid in the hand at least. I do not believe it's full tang though like the description says. Feels more like a half tang maybe 3/4 tang.The sheath is absolutely exquisite. Belt loop, Good leather, and a slit where the blade edge draws to keep it from accidentally cutting your sheath. Good stuff.This knife has some heft to it though if you're looking to use this for home defense or tactically, get something else... The knife isn't terribly heavy, but it's hard to swing in close quarters it does not swing fast. Honestly I wouldn't even call it a knife it really is a short sword. Great addition to the collection!

This thing is huge. It is beautiful. It is SHARP. I have no complaints about this knife, other than one minor thing about the sheath. The sheath is nice, don't get me wrong, but for some reason, putting the knife in the sheath is a bit of a chore. It's a tight fit and I always feel like I'm going to accidentally cut the leather bits that snap together. I have lots of knives that don't give me that impression, but it is a VERY MINOR thing. I bet it'll loosen up over time and get natural. I highly recommend this knife. It's a good price for the quality, the ergonomics of the handle are great, the blade is awesome. I love it! I looked at the Spartan sword and eventually decided that the blade looked too fancy and I just wanted a simpler blade that was more straight. I made the right choice. The two are made of the same steel, so I feel that it's just a style choice more than anything. Get it, yall. It's so cool.

It’s beefy a lot more substantial than I thought for the price, I feel it’s worth twice as much

For when your main weapon breaks , jams or runs out of ammo !!!

High quality and sturdy blade. Comfortable grip. Applications might be limited because of size but good for self protection while hunting or force protection. Combat quality.

Bought as a last resort while working in polar bear country. When knife arrived couldn't do up sheath strap but soaking it in hot water made the leather stretch and now the snap closes. No polar bears here now so use it for opening cans.

Excellent