Meet the Ready Strike Tactical Neck Knife — your last line of defense that disappears until you need it.
Most neck knives are designed for looks. Skeleton handles, flashy coatings, gimmick sheaths. They break, they rust, or worse — they fall out when you need them most.
Ready Strike is different.
I've owned dozens of knives in my life but when I want something affordable, dependable, and practical, this is my go-to. The tanto style blade is perfect for opening boxes, making precise cuts, whatever you need. It's well made and sturdy, the steel is fairly decent and holds an edge well, overall I just love this knife. Never once had one break or fail on me, I just end up losing them over the years.
I like to carry a knife daily since they come in so handy so often. I saw this in some YouTube reviews and decided to buy one. It is a little smaller than the Dewalt knife I was carrying but it has the Kershaw 'cool factor' and I really like the assisted opening. Quality is very nice. Deep carry clip is good. I know it's not going to fall out or show itself since I wear black jeans most of the time. Can't find any faults.
This is my EDC I use it every day, usually multiple times. Once the edge is sharp it holds it well. The construction is very solid. I'm very rough on it and it has stood up to my treatment. Also, the clip is strong than the previous Kershaw Leak I had, which I lost two of because the clip wasn't strong enough. Also the tip on this one is stronger but still has a weak point, be warned. My previous one Leaks the tip broke off; this one just the very tip bit and I was able to resharpen it to somewhat acceptable. So it comes back full circle in usability.
This was an EDC gift for my son. He loves it. It's a bit on the smaller size for EDC but it carries well for my son. The ability to change the clip for left/right handers and tip up or tip down carry is amazing! The flipper was smooth and crisp.
Kershaw makes a hell of a nice knife for 30 bucks. The Brawler has a nice balanced feel in the hand, light but not flimsy feeling. The spring opening action is quite satisfying, and it holds a scalpel edge very well. BTW, if you use the term 'EDC' you're a hopeless geek, and I hope you get your lunch money taken.
I bought this knife because a find myself using it a lot at work I had an old kershaw knife from a few years ago and accidentally ran it over with a forklift. Wanting to stay with a kershaw I picked this knife and for me it doesn't disappoint. I use it to help separate metal sheets at my work and some of the sheets are over 150lbs and the blade is still as straight as when I bought it. I really enjoy using this knife so much I bought another one to carry with me everywhere. It's sharp enough to cut just about anything you ask it to and can still cut your steak at the end of the day. The only con to this knife for me is it a little small for my hands but pack a serious punch in quality. It is worth every penny.
I like this knife because it's easy to open with just one hand. The thumb tab flips it open effortlessly every time. It's a good size to carry in my pocket. I've had two of these. The first I loaned to a guy in Brazil and never got it back. They hold a good edge. I take good care of my knives so I don't know how they would hold up under extreme abuse but they both have held up well with basic knife tasks that I use them for.
Was exactly what I was looking for my husband for his birthday gift!
It's very sturdy and well balanced I have done several tests with it and it passed everyone. The steel holds an edge pretty well although I have had to sharpen it once in the last month. Update, it's been near since I bought this knife and I have to see it's amazing what you can get for $20 dollars. The knife held up well with all of the stuff I put it through, from opening packages to prying open paint cans this thing has held up really well. I'm sorry to say that it broke less than 2 weeks before the one year mark. The spring for the assisted opening broke. I have probably opened it and closed it upwards of 100,000 times but it finally gave in I would love to have it fixed but I don't want to go through the process right now. Would I get another one in the future? YES!