Ontario Bushcraft Utility w/Nylon

very disappointed ,blade was scuffed up. no edge should have returned it , but I tried to sharpen and could not even get a solid edge ,,first time I have ever had a knife from Ontario , so bad I have several of there other knifes an no problems a little touch up and they slice paper ,, not this one ,, even starting to wonder if it,s a knock off and mad because I BOUGHT IT FOR A GIFT , I know all there sheaths are cheap but this blade is junk so much for saying good steel

Third OKC Knife that I’ve owned. Quality and American Made. It came with a razor sharp edge. I’ve heard some people complain they purchased one with a bad edge. I’ve never had that happen to me.

Very sharp out of the box. Comfortable grip. Solid knife.

The spine is thin, but tapers to the point becoming paper thin. I can bend the blade without much pressure. Why Ontario would call this a Bushcraft knife is beyond me. Whoever designed this as a bush knife needs to spend some more time in the field, or needs to spend some time around some real bushcraft knife designers. The knife itself looks great and the handle feels good. Why ruin the whole thing with a paper thin blade? It’s getting returned.

The craftsmanship on these really went downhill. The metal change from carbon to stainless is disappointing but that's a personal preference. The switch from the stylish DeSantis sheath to the cookie cutter Ontario is another downer, but no biggie. (Collector Knives' leather sheath is a good match.) The worst part was just the poor and inconsistent craftsmanship. I ordered two - both had tool marks all over the spine of the blade (one much more than the other and got returned) and neither of the two's handle scales lined up correctly. It's a good value for a beater / garden knife, but not nearly as nice as they were when first released.