Gil Hibben Sidewinder Knife

Stout and well made! Good and sharp! The sheath is also quite stout. You can't go wrong with this beauty!

Ordered 3 of these. One for myself, and two for friends. We all really liked them. I carry mine every day. These are very well made, solid knives and look great too. Ideal for self-defense, or for a work knife. This is a hefty, full tang, thick blade knife. The sheath is also very well made.

I live in Arkansas where we are free. When I carry a fixed blade I find them too long to sit in the car with. This guy is a perfect size. Hefty, classy and a real substantial sheath. A winner. Well worth the money. You wont be ashamed of the steel either.

Tough little guy at a kick-ass price. And the blade is Small enough that it’s legal to carry.

Bought this knife last year in hopes to get a good field dressing tool. This knife has gone above and beyond my expectations. Another great piece by Gil Hibben.

Nice

Nice heavy knife. Arrived extremely sharp! The only bad thing about this knife is the polished brass on one side was all scuffed up. Since I am going to use this an EDC, it's not bad enough for me to send it back.

This replaced an assisted opening frame lock, with a pocket clip, as my everyday carry knife at the farm. It's surprisingly heavy with a short, stout blade and a sheath that doesn't require a tucked-in shirt. I would feel self-conscious carrying it to town, but that could change, if it became a more common practice, like large folders, in a belt pouch, for example. If fixed-blade sheath knives caught on, for social carry, we could discover what many have known all along - it's the best way to carry a knife, and it would keep designers busy for a long time.

Has become one of three go to every day knives. It's a very pleasant knife to use and work with. Holds a good edge. Now as edge's go it comes with the typical manufacturers edge but is easily fixed. I would buy 30 more.

Good knife except for pins in handle come loose easily & fall out