Deluxe Boot Knife

[liquidator96]

Deluxe Boot Knife (or MTech MT-20-03 if you want specifics )

I received this the other day, it’s a lot better than I was expecting, the first thing that struck me was the weight, it’s not overly heavy, but you know your holding a solid, well made knife.
It’s 9” overall with a 4” Grip & 4” Double Edged Blade with a Full Tang Thickness of 4mm.
It came very sharp out of the box, the Sheath is also very well made, a Semi-Rigid Nylon affair, better than I was expecting as well.
It doesn’t have a ‘Boot Knife’ type of attachment, just a standard Belt Loop, personally I prefer this set-up, it’s very easy to handle & quite well balanced, although I’ve not really said a lot, those who have read my other reviews know I tend to drone on ( ), but take that as a good thing.
Overall I’m extremely happy with my purchase, if your looking for a good quality Dagger for an outstanding price, (£15 + £4 p&p), I would seriously recommend this knife, ‘It’s a Cracker!’

[Big Lazy]

Larn approves

[pjm]

see i do like it but one thing i do have against a few of the blades on knives and daggers is if they have a brushed effect, i like my blades shiny lolol

[Moon]

see i do like it but one thing i do have against a few of the blades on knives and daggers is if they have a brushed effect, i like my blades shiny lolol

Yeah but when you use a mirror polished blade it's a right PITA to keep it shiny, when it's a brushed finish anybody can remove scuffs and scratches with minimal time, cost and effort - especially if you're a lazy skinflint like me.

[the blade master]

hello skintflint

[pjm]

see i do like it but one thing i do have against a few of the blades on knives and daggers is if they have a brushed effect, i like my blades shiny lolol

Yeah but when you use a mirror polished blade it's a right PITA to keep it shiny, when it's a brushed finish anybody can remove scuffs and scratches with minimal time, cost and effort - especially if you're a lazy skinflint like me.

i have a katana with a mirror polished blade so i dont mind keeping it shiny, in fact its pretty easy to do so, so keeping a wee knife blade shiny would be a breeze

[Lone Wolf]

Thats nice shame its got a nylon sheath instead of a nice black leather one, they don't look in keeping with each other to me because the knife looks very traditional.

[liquidator96]

Thats nice shame its got a nylon sheath instead of a nice black leather one, they don't look in keeping with each other to me because the knife looks very traditional.

I agree, but that would no doubt increase the cost & not by a little I'd guess, the nylon one is very good, plus you could always get a leather one made,

[the blade master]

theres a guy in leeds dose first rate work with leather sheaths custom made to fit each individual
knife if any one,s interested i,ll pm details

[Lone Wolf]

I think I'll put one of them on the xmas list, only boot knife I got is old and knackered my boyfriend gave me it, he used it in scouts.

[wtf?]

I think a custom leather sheath might be a bit much for a mtech. lol... Maybe get someone to knock up something in kydex... Even a basic leather one would take the best part of 3 hours labour before materials... That's an expensive case...