Kershaw Lonerock RBK2, New Skinning and Caping Folding Knife, 2.8 inch Replaceable Surgical Blades, Includes Sheath and Extra Handle

Got this for my husband and he used it hunting. Said it was great for because it was super sharp and the quality was great. He liked the way it felt and said it was a good size. He said it made it easy to use. Great thickness as well. Would recommend.

I used this knife processing an elk this year, broke SIX blades. Had to dig out my Leatherman with pliers to replace the broken blades. Any excess pressure and the blades snap. If you are skinning and going very slow, you might be safe. I would categorize this knife as dangerous, and I contacted / stated this to the mfg. I was cut from one of the blade breaks (fortunately it was minor, but still very unwelcome). Contacted the mfg and they blew me off ("we are not able to facilitate exchanges or refunds, but I would be happy to inspect the knife and blades"). Purchased / used / no refunds. In the garbage it goes!!After the sixth blade break, my buddies handed me a Outdoor Edge knife that was safe and did the job. ZERO blade breaks. Upon getting home I purchased an Outdoor Edge knife. Frustrating part...I paid more for the garbage Kershaw knife.My opinion: do not buy, this knife is dangerous.

Blade is extremely hard to change out. Broke several trying to change blade out. Other the that is fine pocketknife. HOWEVER I WOULD NOT RECOMEND THIS KNIFE TOANYBODY OR PURCHASH AGAIN.