Gil Hibben Alaskan Survival Knife with Sheath

This is absolutely built to last generations. Very thick full tang and gorgeous. Detail to handle is perfect and feels like it was designed around my xl hands.

I just got this and I am so impressed with this knife. The craftsmanship just shines from design to finish. They took the time to insure every detail was finished. Extremely sharp out of the box. This knife fits my hand perfectly.. It is super comfortable to work with. This is a complete knife. You can do large work and detail all with one knife.

That Knife definitely does feel like it belongs in your hand because of the curvature and how I can hold it and then open my hand and spread my fingers allowing my index and pinky finger(s) to latch on and hold the knife comfortably in my hand and it is quite a chopper with all that heftiness on it, it is a well built Knife!!!

Mine arrived in superb condition, razor sharp and needed no real issues addressed. It is HUGE on your belt. HUGE. I must say I love it. May not use it for everyday carry, but then again maybe I will, it's a beast! Very pleased with this one.

I bought this blade some time ago and I was happy right away. I'm not one to buy a knife for display (that's what coins are for) but to use, and I've put this to some use with confidence. For the price, it's not supposed to be a Bugatti, but meant to get dirty and used. I've developed some snobbiness in that I'm not a fan of leather sheaths, but that's just being picky. If I had to, I could find a more suitable one or get it made. But this is a hefty and tough knife, and nice for the price.

The knife itself is pretty to look at, but I would not put my life in its hands. 420 should not be a viable option when choosing a survival blade. Only exception for me is the Gerber strongarm. This blade is heavy and just not meant to be a true survival blade. I'm pretty sure Dave Canterbury would laugh if you gave it to him to use on a survival trip, but I'm sure he could make it work. I don't trust this blade and won't pack it for a trip. If you want a true survival knife go get a bk2/7/9 or a TOPS even look at esee or condor. If you want to hang this on your wall go for it, but don't pack it.

My wife and I have one. This is a solid knife. One of my absolute favorite.

Love the knife had mine for over a year now but my sheath's strap has broken so I got a new one for it but the knife is amazing

Just got my Hibben Alaska Survival Knife what a great knife. This knife is built to last, great job in manufacturing, and a beautiful finished product. I am an avid outdoors man and will be putting this knife through it's pace's. Looking forward to my next Gil Hibben purchase. Thanks BudK!

Had the knife little over a year still one of my favorites but the sheath is garbage made a new one from real leather not that pressed crap other than that it's my go to blade I carry almost every place I go