Uncle Henry Next Gen Staglon 16UH Hawkbill Pruner 7in Folding Knife with 3in Hawkbill Blade for Hunting, Camping and EDC

I bought 2 of these knives. Believe it or not, for 32 dollars including tax they were just as advertised.I put them through my inspection under magnification and DID NOT find any flaw or fault with eitherof these knives.The picture on the seller's page was exact. The blades were razor sharp. However, these are factoryedges and WILL NOT hold that sharpness very long. After you hone the factory edge off, put yourown edge on it, at about a 20 degree angle and when it dulls, it will only take a few whets on therazor edge will return. The steel feels and appears that it will hold a decent edge for quit awhile.For 15 dollars each, I am still amazed at the quality of the steel and scales of this knife. Just theperfect size for (EDC) everyday carry and this knife is perfectly balanced. I am very knowledgeablein the aspect of pocket knives. ( not and expert on anything, mind you), just letting you truthfullyknow that for the price, these knives are really something to write home about. These are goodstarter knives for the grand kids, etc. If you lose one, you can get over it more easier than youcould a 200 dollar Bench Made. For 15 dollars you can get a real good EDC pocket knife. I sincerelyDO NOT believe that you will be disappointed. Yes, they are made in China. You wouldn't noticeby the quality and price...Didn't mean to write a novel, just wanted to give you a true honest description of this knife.This review was written sincerely and truthful to you, WITHOUT any influence by or from anythingor anybody

The media could not be loaded. The quality you expect from any Schrade knife. Plus it's Uncle Henry was stag handles. Has really nice thick blade and Uncle Henry went the extra mile by making the handles thinner than any other hawk bill I've ever had which makes it much lighter and easier to handle.At this price you should buy as many as you can. I bought 4 and sold 3 to my brother's for 30 each. These knifes sell for 60 bucks at the hardware store if you can find one. I have collected knife my entire life and this is the first Uncle Henry hawk bill I've seen. I have a Case XX hawk bill with Woodgrain handles, Wich is made by Schrade, but it is the cheapest that they make. Then it's old timer., they come with woodgrain plastic handles. Uncle Henry is the top shelf of the knifes Schrade makes.I would buy 10 of I had the money for Christmas gifts.

For the money it’s hard to beat this knife. Very sharp knife straight out of the box, and the curved blade makes it very easy to cut items. Definitely a great pocket knife.

The hawk bill curved blade on this fella makes short work of foraging mushrooms and harvesting squash and zucchini. I bought a sharpening rod to hone the curved blade, and it holds an edge pretty well! The handle is plastic (not really an issue) and there is no locking mechanism, so be responsible with who you let use it (as you should anyway). I’ve used it to cut plastic tie downs off shipping boxes, and it makes the job easy! Not a bad knife; a good tool that will catch the eye of many people who see you putting it to good use.

Bought for my husband. He said it was perfect. He loves knifes and especially this one. Just as described.

If you carry only one knife, it should be a Hawkbill. It is versatile and will cut deep.

I love it. I comes sharp and stays sharp a great while, but when its dull it takes a steady hand and a little practice, but it can be done. Great Knife!

This knife is awesome. When th8s knife arrived my husband & I fought over it. He finally won tho. He Carry's it daily. This hawkbill pruner is a knife that makes the perfect gift. I love the value, I got for my money. The price was right!! I'll be a returning customer for sure. Until next time!!