United Cutlery Special Agent Stinger II Dagger Wrist Sheath

Good knife. A bit smaller than i expected, and it came dull. But i don't see it breaking or bending on me any time soon.

Blade Length: 4 inches <br />Blade Width: .625 inch <br />Overall: 7.5 inches <br />Material: Unspecified stainless steel<br /> Now that that's out of the way: <br /> <br />The straps are small and elastic, they easily and securely fit my smaller than average arm which means larger arms should have no trouble finding a snug fit. I am actually experimenting with having it fitted to the back of my belt, although that will likely mean a modification of the strap.<br /> <br />The Sheath holds the blade tight even without the button clasp. No amount of arm waving, punching, or swinging gets this thing to budge. (Which is good since I cut the button strap off when I got it.) <br /> <br />The Knife is full tang and has a lanyard hole <br /> <br />The handle is a new kind of small, however with a concealable knife that's already sitting pretty at a 4" blade there must be something short on this knife, however it is contoured and ribbed in such a way that although I can grip it somewhat comfortably I can imagine that unless you have large hands the size shouldn't be an issue. <br /> <br />The edges come duller than the back side of a plastic knife and will require a good amount of sharpening to be serviceable.<br /> <br />The one thing I don't like about the knife is the cut-outs in the handle, they go straight to the tang and I imagine that without a way to reach that area there will be a build up of rust, dust, or debris. In general I don't find it to be a functional feature, or particularly aesthetic and only see downsides from a functional standpoint.