I have this and 2 other Joker knives, and I really like them. They make a pretty good knife at a pretty good price.

I have this Knife just different color , I put it threw its paces and beat the piss out of it battoning on twisted hardwood. Zero issues also the steel is easy to sharp. My edge was perfect. Its a perfect bushcraft knife and cannot beat the craftsmanship for the price.

Nice knife Thanks

Thanks for showing the pros and cons.

Joker is no Joke. Wish they had high carbon versions of all their knives. Not saying high carbon is better or worse than stainless, I have knives made of both, it'd just be cool to have that option. The attention to detail is almost mind blowing at this price. That red stripe on the ferro rod to match the knife, I mean come on.

Joker make very nice knives,and you make very nice knife reviews too. How's the knife holding up so far?

Best knife for the price.!!!

Where do we go to look at the knives you make? I bet they are beautiful, Perfect in every way. I’d really like to get one of your knives, I bet they are Perfect in every way. Especially at the same price as Joker sells there knives ! Please list your sell’s address. Thank you , I’m looking forward to getting one of your Perfect knives !

What knife is better in your opinion for bushcraft? Joker or garberg?

They are to thick ...I'm so tierd of this obsession within the Bushcraft market to keep this absurd design going. The Mora Garberg is to thick I've owned two of them and fell out of love with that knife . They also have an issue with the grind at the belly portion . They don't leave enough edge and its just to thick making thumb cuts a pain. If they would raise the relief edge up there would be room to make that edge a better slicer . The Garberg is at 25° thats absurd for a scandi grind I grind big choppers at 25° sometimes less. Belt sized knives with scandi grinds should not be so thick. Personally I've stopped using scandis I only have a couple of them in my collection. I rather use a full flat or thin saber grind thats been convexed a bit.