The sheath has some issues. The one button is damaged but the blade is razor sharp. And it has a pocket for a Flint bar but no flint bar came with it.

Blade is not all that sharp, but all the points and edges are precise and without flaws or damage. It has a nice handle: attractive, without craftsmanship flaws, and fits very securely in my hand. The sheath is nice-looking, but the leather straps look a little old or worn or damaged or something (e.g., like they repurposed some old worn leather for the straps). The rivets securing the straps to the rest of the sheath look rusty and one rivet has cut into the leather strap, severing it halfway around the rivet, compromising its structural integrity. It will work just fine for now, but will surely eventually tear all the way. At which point I will have to see if it can be (1) easily repaired; or (2) creatively and aesthetically rigged; or (3) replaced. If the last of the options, I've done a little leather working in the distant past and so I may try my hand at making my own simple leather sheath for it myself, going off of the dimensions of this sheath. With shipping, I paid $42 for it. I am pleased with the knife. I am a bit disappointed in the sheath in terms of the quality and craftsmanship of the leather straps and rivets.

Review of Poshland TR-301 Custom Handmade Damascus Steel Tracker Knife

I was worried about the reviews of people saying they didn't receive as shown or there were flaws or damage and broken sheaths and such and I am very happy with this knife. This is my first Damascus steel blade and it's very cool, has great weight to it and feels balanced plus comfortable to grip. I'm 6' 1" and don't have small hands and the handle fits my grip perfectly which I have to add the grooves and cut of the handle are different than the picture but for my hand it fits great so it worked out. Also the handle being Micarta and not wood it won't absorb water or oils so that's cool too. The blade is very impressive and came with a thin honed but not very sharp edge. I have to say that I used an electric knife sharpener with a different angle to it on the first main blade segment and at first I thought I hadn't run it enough but realized I need a smaller grit so my blade has a larger and now softer edge, that is not how it looked when I got it, other than the smaller segment blade below main that remained thin because I didnt sharpen it yet. All in all I'm very impressed with this knife, my only complaints is that the sheath feels kinda frail and the horizontal belt connection is alright but could use a third strap to hold the handle upright better, also my blade did not come with the small divits on the top edge where my thumb is positioned in the pic I'm holding it, but that's a minor thing doesn't affect the blade at all. Definitely worth the price and I can't wait to get the correct belts to sharpen this beast.

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I purchased the more varied belts and was able to put a nicely honed edge on the blade now, very impressed.

I am quite happy with this knife. First for those with short attention spans it is good quality and real pattern wielded steel so it is worth this price. I know because I make knives myself, I am actually impressed. However the tip of the blade came pretty duel due to poor grinding. There are a lot of factors that may attribute as to why it would have poor grinding since they went to the trouble of making demascus, but mainly they make hundreds if not thousands of these daily, so this must have just slipped through the cracks. The other thing is the handle is smaller than you might expect, if you have big hands it might not work well for you. All in all though, it is a great knife for the money. The sheath is okay too, again consider the price.

Needs to be a single level blade so you can have more then 2' of cutting blade. Plus gets stuck in the target when full penetration happens. Needs to be one level of blade for a clean insertion and extraction.