Scout Feather - Fixed Blade Survival Knife with built-in Firestarter for Camping, Hunting, Outdoor Adventure and Culinary Needs - VG10 Blade, Whistle, Knife Sharpener, Compact Sheath & G10 Handle

Saw a review on this by Grim Granite on Youtube and gave it a shot. This is an outstanding little blade! Out of the box, the blade has a good edge and the integrated sharpener is good for those field touch-ups. For a small knife, it has a good grip even for larger hands while being easily held and controlled by smaller hands. It is incredibly light, but with the full tang design, you can hammer on it through small wood without breaking the thing. The integrated ferro rod is easy to use and gives off nice fat sparks. As a lightweight survival tool, I love this thing and we have added several to camping and travel kits.

This blade is extremely nice. I carry it every day on my backpack as part of my EDC. It’s extremely sharp, works great, and throws excellent sparks. I just wish it had a whistle built into the handle like the smaller version, while still keeping the glow features.

This knife is so sharp its extremely dangerous. Just whatvI was hoping for. However, it will cut someone badly if they use it improperly. Keep it away from youth and overly confident people.

This knife, though little, grows on you. After a few days. I wanted to keep it, but couldn't. Having owned +100 fixed blade knives, I've owned a lot of different designs. The sheath has a great fit, when it comes to knife retention. But the clip dooms it for me. The clip is incredibly tight, and requires removing your belt and/or pants, JUST to remove the sheath from the belt or pants. Other wise, I felt like I was going to tear something, trying to release the clip. Another reviewer, mentioned the same thing, regarding this series of knives (there's several different models). He/she was right. If you are wearing your knife ALL day, that might not be a problem. I'm guessing that many folks don't wear/use it that way? The other issue, the rivet holes on the sheath are very tiny (to cut down on WEIGHT, I'm sure). But it won't allow use of standard hardware screws (think Chicago-screw style, or similar) to mount your own style of clip. On numerous knife sheaths, I've been able to use the existing rivet holes, or drill a couple more, and mount something like a Spyderco G-clip, etc. No way to do that with this one. So it would become a strictly, pocket-only carry knife, or one that is hard to easily remove from a belt or pants' waist band. Don't get me wrong, it's an overall good set up. But maybe not for folks who need to EASILY remove the sheath from whatever they are wearing, frequently. For improvements ... I'd encourage the designers to make a (slightly) larger version of this knife (a 7" or 7.5" OAL length, with a slightly larger around handle, would fill most sized hands). Use standard size rivet holes. And use a clip that STILL retains good tension, yet isn't difficult to remove. Change those, and you'd have a GREAT knife combo. I was optimistic that the reviewer complaining about 'clip tightness' was just complaining. But they were right. Mine is being returned.

Great camping knife as it’s lightweight, and functionally has multiple uses. The grip you is a bit narrow especially if you have larger hands but you still get a full hand on the handle which is nice. The farro rod is a nice addition even if it’s a bit small but for an emergency it’d definitely do the job. Seems solid overall but I wouldn’t recommend doing any batoning with this small of a knife

Great evey day carry!! Love this knife i carry every day!!!

Great little knife, not to big, not to small, just right. The belt clip is a bit vicious very stiff, and hard to get onto even a thin belt. When it was on, then I couldn’t get it off as there is a little tab in the middle of the clip that sticks down and had cut into my belt. It took quite a lot of wrestling and levering to get it off. If you are thinking about converting to pocket carry, just be aware that the rivets are tiny. The smallest I have ever seen on a Kydex sheaf. I might try drilling them out and replacing with either 1/8”, or 3/16” rivets so I can attach a pocket clip. That would make it perfect for me. Still giving it 5 stars as the things I mention above are all my issues, not the knives … Highly recommended if you are looking for a smaller EDC knife.

I bought this as a gift for a Kali instructor who loves different styles of knives. When it arrived of course, I gave it a once over. This is a quality knife that is small enough and light enough to carry on every outdoor excursion. The edge was sharp right out of the box, the sheath has integrated sharpening sticks to put a quick edge on if needed in the field, and the ferro rod is robust enough to use even with cold, numb fingers. Holes in the sheath allow it to be worn as a comfortable neck knife.👍👍