Review on Swift Shank: Cutting-edge Stainless Steel Spearfishing Knife for Precision and Efficiency by Allen Hart

The knife itself is not bad, seems strong enough to hunt fish with, but overall it comes off with a click of compression and the sheath is of poor quality . The knife also comes out without squeezing the sheath and feels very loose. I lost my $100 knife in the California woods (and this knife was actually very safe), so I'm pretty sure this knife will be even easier to lose. The rubber bands are poorly glued, some of the dried glue is peeking out. The plastic handle and sheath looks and feels cheap.