Compacta e afiada

Buena calidad. Buen grosor de hoja. La funda funciona bien. La hoja venía aceptablemente afilada. Vale la pena, en especial a un precio tan económico.

樹脂のグリップはややチープな印象だが握りやすく剛性は充分です肉厚でよく切れるブレード、樹脂だが頑丈なシースさすがにコールドスチール、コストパフォーマンスに優れた良いナイフですシースがかなり硬く、ベルトにつけたまま抜くのは危ないかもしれないですベルトから外して、体の前で抜くのを推奨します

Se siente barato, y lo es, pero su calidad es indudable, la sensación al tacto genera desconfianza pero cumple a cabalidad su propósito, le de dado un uso. Desconsiderado y solo es cuestion de limpiarlo y afiliarlo para que quede como nuevo

Excelente cuchillo , muy buena calidad, buen filo, pero la funda es un asco lo sujeta tan bien que lo hace imposible para poder usarlo con una mano entonces no lo puedes usar como tu opción principal ya que para una emergencia no podrías sacarlo fácilmente como cualquier otro cuchillo, quitando la funda es un gran cuchillo por el precio.

Das Messer erfüllt alle (meine) Erwartungen. Es ist leicht, sitzt bombenfest in der Plastikscheide (nicht die abgebildete, sondern die andere für dieses Model), und es kam immens scharf, also "out of the box" hier an. Man kann damit nicht nur super einfach und mit einem Strich alle Haare vom Arm abrasieren, sondern man kann sich auch richtig damit rasieren. Also den Bart im Gesicht. Ich habs ausprobiert. Nass, versteht sich. Kein Problem für die Klinge.Und das ist genau das, was mich wundert. Denn ich besitze noch das Cold Steel Modell "Survival-Edge" mit der gleichen Stahlsorte, dem Krupp-4116. Aber dieses Messer will einfach nicht scharf werden. Und was habe ich schon daran herumgeschliffen. Keine Chance. Es wird einfach nicht scharf.Das Lite-Hunter ist dagegen ein Killer, hat aber doch (laut Angabe) auch nur den 4116.Ich habe daher etwas Angst, daß ich es nicht wieder so scharf bekomme, wenn es mal stumpf wird.Aber so wie es jetzt ist, ist es genial.Meine Empfehlung:Kaufen, solange noch welche da sind und bei dem Preis am besten gleich zwei. Es lohnt sich. Versprochen.

Perfecto para uso diaria en el monte. Muy afilado, queda perfecto en la mano. Una maravilla por el precio.

La calidad acostumbrada de Cold Steel, un pequeño cuchillo muy afilado y versátil, acero decente de fácil afilado, no se arrepentirán a menos de que busquen algo más grande.

Práctico a más no poder, fácil de afilar, buena retención del filo y versátil; ya sea para despiezar una presa desde el inicio, limpiar la carne de grasa y tejido no deseado o hasta cuchillo de uso diario para comer, comer, cortar la carne asada con un toque más "tough guy". Se ve bien para tareas moderadas y exigentes sin llegar al muy exigente. Excelente como opción de cuchillo scout

El artículo llego en tiempo; de acuerdo a todas las especificaciones de la publicación; buena calidad del acero y la funda.

El cuchillo esta bien, solo que no es el mismo que el de la foto, de entrada viene en Blister y no en caja como se aprecia en la foto y por otro lado y es la razón de que ponga solo 2 estrellas es que la funda es de plástico tipo Morakniv pero mas chafa y no la funda que se aprecia en las fotos y que en la descripción dice: "Includes Cor-Ex sheath", esto por si fuera poco, el cuchillo no se mantiene en la funda por lo que fácilmente sale de ella con cualquier movimiento.Por la emoción y concentrándome unicamente en el cuchillo no me fije en la funda y abrí el blister, así es que ya no lo puedo devolver, compre este cuchillo en lugar de un Mora precisamente porque la funda de los Mora no me gusta, por el precio que tiene hubiera podido comprar un Mora de mejor calidad.Actualizacion 14-08-2017Olviden lo de que no se mantiene firme en su funda, descubri que hay que ejercer presion al meterlo hasta que se escucha un clic y ahora si, hasta cuesta trabajo sacarlo de tan fuerte que queda aprisionado dentro de ella, aun asi no le doy las cinco estrellas porque la funda no me gusta y porque el mango es muy liso.

Muy buena fabricacion, excelente filo de fábrica, un tamaño como para ser utilizado en cocina y labores ligeras por sus dimensiones. Contrario a la descripcion, no viene en caja sino en blister y mejor aun, la funda es de plastico.

While I understand that there are already numerous reviews praising this knife however I feel that when a company really gets something right, there is no reason to hold back on the admiration. Besides the Mora Military has over 380 five star reviews so it's not like there can ever really be too much in the way of positive attention. Let me start by saying this knife is a minimalists dream, I am by no way a Cold Steel fanboy but I must say Lloyd Pendleton went back to the essence of what a knife really is, a cutting tool, and designed a knife that is just that, the most basic yet refined cutting tool. There are no bells and whistles on this knife, it is essentially just a decent stainless blade, and a strong and sturdy plastic handle, even the sheath is about as basic as it comes, a folded piece of nylon with a belt loop sewn on. However it is in this knifes simplicity that it won me over. I have numerous knives, too many to count, some cost upwards of 10x as much as this knife, however I gave to admit that a part of me may like this knife better.First off is the size, the Cold Steel lite hunter is for me the perfect size for a fixed Blade EDC knife, now for some it may be two larger for this role, but for me its perfect, the knife and sheath sit comfortably in my pocket with only the very tip of the grip protruding, the knife is so thin that it does not bulge uncomfortably or conspicuously and the sheath, basic as it might be has a decent amount of texture to elicit just enough friction to stay in my pocket as I draw the blade. The second part of this knife that I just can't shake is the grip. While it is true that it is just textured plastic, It has been said that a well designed knife grip would still feel secure in hand even if it were made out of glass and covered in oil, and to this point I must agree. The Pendleton Lite hunter's gip shape is fantastic, it fits my hand perfectly, not so small as to feel unstable, yet not so large that it makes gripping at certain angles uncomfortable. (I wear a large Mechanix Glove if that helps for size estimate) THe cut outs in the grip are indicative of the minimalist, function first design of the whole knife, and none of them seem to be there for anything other than the purpose of increasing the knifes ability to grip in a number of different hand positions. This comfortability of the grip in conjunction with the cut-outs ensures positive grip retention even when wet or soapy (yes I checked) and if this were not enough the plastic seems primed for some DIY stippling (like many polymer handgun grips are today). Finally the blade itself, again all functionality and simplicity here, 4116 Stainless a decent blade steel, not perfect but very easy to sharpen even for the inexperienced and durable enough to hold a decent edge for a while. The shape itself is again perfectly simple, drop point, in my opinion the most versatile and utilitarian shape well fit for this knife's purpose.It is Inevitable that this knife would find itself compared to the Mora line of knives of which I have had several, they are also low cost high value hunting knives around the same size and quality. However I will say that I feel the Pendleton Lite Hunter to be a better knife for the money than say a Mora classic or even a Mora Companion. While it is true that the majority of the Mora use carbon steel which is preferably in my opinion than stainless for a knife blade, I do feel that the for the money the other aspects of this knife have won me over from its Mora counterpart. A good comparison would be between the Glock and Springfield XD. The Pendleton Hunter would represent a Glock, is it the best gun, while some may believe so it isn't, could you spend quiet a bit more and get an H&K 45 or a Sig p226 yes, and they would most likely be a better gun in terms of fit and finish and available features. However what does Glock represent? Simplicity and reliability both characteristic it shares with the Pendleton Lite Hunter, while it may not be the best option, it does represent a fantastic value for a simple and reliable product. The Mora Companion could then be compared to a Springfield XD, is it any better than the Glock? Some say yes, others no, they are very similar yet each offer different features, the Mora features a thinner Carbon Steel blade with a Scandinavian Grind and a plastic/rubber grip combo and a plastic sheath. THe Pendleton has a thicker stainless blade, more conventional grind, plastic handle and Cod-ex sheath. Ultimately it comes down to which better fits your needs, you can't go wrong with either, I would encourage you to find a store near you that has both and handle them to see which you find to be more ergonomically comfortable but for my choice I will be purchasing Pendleton Lite Hunters for myself and others from now on, I don't think would find it anything less than exceptional if you were to purchase one either.