M48 Kommando Tanto Knife & Sheath Free Paracord Bracelet

its light but very durable the para-cord wrap around the handle is well done my only complaint is the sting that comes off the back of the knife i think is supposed to tie around your wrist but i never use it so it gets in the way but not a big problem at all its a great knife for any bug out bag

For 5 bucks this thing is a beast. Really good knife, strong and sturdy. The paracord wrapping came off quickly, but electrical tape works well.

This was my first order from TrueSwords. I was impressed with the shipping time, the quality of the knife, and the customer friendly process throughout. <br /><br />The bracelet was a little big (as appears to be the typical analysis by most), and there seems no way to adjust it without cutting it. But, it was a good deal for the price.<br /><br />The knife is well done. It's solid, the handle is wrapped tightly (the cord isn't loose), and the knife just feels like I thought it would. I am not a knife expert, no do I have a large collection at this point (this was my second knife; my first one is from another site), but I am pleased with this order. <br /><br />I think it deserves the 5 star rating I have given. I look forward to possible (probable) future purchases from TrueSwords.

I originally got this knife for a friend but after holding it and seeing it, I wanna keep it myself. The paracord wrapped handle came out thicker than I thought it was going to be so that was awesome and the tanto blade was extremely razor sharp out of the box, it also has a pretty good weight to it too, the only problem was the paracord bracelet was extremely stiff but that is no problem, awesome knife.

Extremely sharp, durable and rust resistant. Wrapped 2nd layer of paracord around handle for volume and palm swell. So sharp! and, easy to sharpen. I don't wear bracelets but my nephew is a happy camper. The sheath offers adequate protection and is very slim. Great gift idea for friends and age-appropriate family. Doesn't seem to intimidate women like some scary knives, so I recommend as gift for women as well.

This came free with an order I made. So for the price...free...this is excellent. It is heftier than I thought it would be - solid feel in the hand. Very sharp. This is a great addition to a bug out bag, to be a spare in a camping kit, or to have in the tackle box. The grip is of para cord and surprisingly comfortable in my hand. And for a survival situation, you have two sources of cordage - bracelet and knife. The knife can also double as a spear blade should you want to remove the cordage and attach it to a 6' staff.

This here is the best knife you can buy, inexpensive, practical, strong enough and sharp enough to cut almost anything, it won't last forever, but with a little care you'll be able to use it for any camping needs, it could come in handy even in a survival situation, the paracord on the handle is a little loose but that can easily be fixed, the cord itself could be useful!

It came razor sharp,there was a little bit of exess cord but i cut it off

A great knife! para cord bracelet is a little big for my wrist but the knife is awesome.

This is an Amazing weapon! I just got it today and my mind is blown. The mere size of this knife is astonishing, the blade is longer than I anticipated which is a definite plus, not the sharpest knife I've got but that's no biggy. Other reviews say that the nylon handle falls apart but mine is very sturdy and I know it will last a while. The blade IS a bit top heavy but is very durable. Definitely made to withstand a bunch of blows. If your a knife collector like myself then this blade is a necessity

some reviews for this product focus on the handle being crummy, sheath poorly made and that the bracelet is not so great which is true but I will tell you about the knife itself its great im not going to rant but this knife can take a beating and still hold a sharp edge you can make your own handle for it as well as a sheath the important thing is to have a knife worth doing that for. Trust me on this one I wouldn't say so if it wasn't true

Before I received this bad boy I knew that it was going to be a pretty decent size but when I took it out of the package I was more impressed because this thing is a beast! Came pretty sharp and the cord wrapping is actually on tight. I'm so glad that I ordered two. Second purchase I have made from True Sword and still not disappointed, price was rite and again shipping was fast, put my order in on Thursday arrived at my door Saturday evening. After writing this review I will be browsing around looking for my next purchase. 5/5

this knife looked good on the Internet but its amazing in my hand. The Paracord is loose but is worth the money . I LOVE IT!!!!!!!

This was the first blade I've bought from true swords and I love it. It feels sturdy, grips well, and looks amazing for what I paid.

The best knife I have bought part of my first order from true swords and I could not be happier the knife twenty minutes to put a good edge on it and it keeps it the bracelet is a tad big but it's still comfortable and is slightly stiff to begin with but it forms to your wrist after a short time of wearing it I would have gladly paid fifty for the knife alone all in all an amazing buy

Got here in a few days, after a minor problem with billing(a very friendly and helpful rep, called from true swords and helped me fix it in 5 minutes)<br /><br />Not as sharp as i would've liked, but that is an easy fix.<br /><br />Other than that, best knife for the price.<br /><br />10/10

I've bought 5 Kommando knives in two batches now. They are very basic slabs of steel with an edge. And the not para-cord handles do have a lot to be desired. But at way under a $10 price, they are great for "beater" knives to toss here and there for when you want to cut something. Are they super-duper top quality survival knives? No. And they don't $50 to $100 or more dollars either.So don't compare them to a Randall. I do think they are a great value though. And they are great for project knives other than "Full Tang" is skeletonized ( cut out). I plan to do some grinding and filing on a couple of mine to modify the blades to my liking. And I agree with everyone else that has said that you need to replace or modify the cord wrapped handle. I know at least one of these is going to get a basic duct tape grip. No big deal. The knives are big, the steel is better than you would expect, and you can cut rope and whittle with them. Which is the basic idea of a knife. Worst part of the deal is the sheath, which is just sad. Duct tape the fool thing or make or buy another sheath. The knife is still worth the money and trouble. More than adequate for general yard work or weekend camping for doing anything you should be doing with a tool of this type. Fits the rare need between your pocket knife and a machete. I placed a second, larger order because I'm sticking one of these in the garage, the workshop, the shed, the other shed, and one on my tractor mounted utility box. I can use and abuse them without using and abusing my higher cost knives that I would feel bad about dinging up. I consider these a great value ( and I'm old, cheap, poor, and whiney).

Very good fighting knife, I'm impressed that this knife was so cheap!. I would definitely buy another one for backup. Nylon sheath can be upgraded. Great size, Excellent material, Very sharp. Very good gift for the prize!.

Very sharp knife. It passed the "paper cut" test with flying colors. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because I don't like the paracord wrap. However, I love paracord! I will re-wrap the knife handle with some non-slip tape, and use the paracord for something else. Love the paracord bracelet! I always like keeping one handy. Overall, this is a very nice knife and you just can't beat the price!

For under $6 this is an absolute STEAL! Tough blade, just like the video shows. I've used mine to clear banana trees and fig tree limbs and it's like a warm knife through butter (I did sharpen it a bit, though). It's also tough enough to hack down palm tree limbs. As others stated, the only drawback is the paracord handle. Mine was quite loose so I took it off and retied it. Much easier to grip now. Even so, a fantastic knife that will withstand years of abuse. For $5.98, this is a MUST buy.

It gets a 4* rating because i had to re-wrap the handle of the blade. Overall it has DECENT balance. It could have been a bit better and the wooden shims held together with box tape....kind of turned me off a bit. I ended up cannibalizing the para-cord bracelet that was sent with it and turned it into the new handle grip. Overall it's a great blade for the price. I haven't had the chance to use it for what tactical knives are for, however, and hopefully I'll never have to :) Solid blade

Had a mild problem with the sheathe but True Swords' excellent customer service helped me solve my issue. All in all it's a great knife, a little dull but i can fix that. The bracelet feels a bit stiff but might loosen up over time. All in all, great deal! I love TrueSwords and will continue to buy things from them!!

As advertised, yes. Quality appears good, have not tested as of now, Sheath prob has a chance of snowball in a heat situation. But as a backup, stashed item, knife is ok, Worth the cost. Three stars , due to poor sheath. Bracelet is great for adversary to grab, but handy for other stuff if you keep it off your grabbing handle/wrist.. Is not high quality para cord. All considered, get a couple of these for back-ups.

I already have a knife that's almost exactally the same, except the cord is green and it doesn't have m48 on it

like the black finish sharp out the box handle could be better a little small for my hand but overall this knife can take a beating and keep going

The full tang handle has a huge hole in it. When the cord came off the handle, there was tape with something thin under the tape blocking a huge cut out in the handle. It was thin china wood under the tape to wrap the cord around to hide the hole in the handle. Once the para cord is gone this knife sucks. Stay away from corded wrapped handle knives. The cheap stuff is cheap stuff, under $20 each so don't expect much.

Bought this knife based on the impressive video, and the minute I took it out of the box and started playing with it, I knew it was not nearly up to the claims. Balance was OK (bit top heavy), handle was OK (nothing special, maybe rewrap it in some 550 paracord for the full effect), and the handle was slightly smaller than my hand making it not particularly comfortable to hold. The overall quality of the knife was not bad, except for a deep scratch on the side of the blade that had been painted over with the black finish, showing it was there all throughout manufacturing and they sent it out anyway. Took the blade to the outer cardboard shipping box as a test, and it didn't do a thing as far as slicing or tearing anything off, using the weight of the blade to it's advantage. Knife appeared to have an edge out of the box but didn't really perform as claimed. After 6 whacks into some cheap cardboard, no cuts and only one minor tear from the whacking. This is basically a throwaway item for me now, it has no value to me.

Flimsy knife will bend if you put any force on it and it is suppose to be a survival knife so would expect to have at least a sharp edge on it witch it doesn't have anything more then to cut butter with.

The knife overall was sharp and cool looking. Saying that though they mass produce it and is cheaply made. I went to test it and the paracord fell right off. More or less they're experimental knives. never twice though.