B.M.F. Red Tri-Edged Baton Dagger With Sheath - 2Cr13 Stainless Steel Blade, Steel Tube, Black Oxide Finish - Length 16”

I am very happy with the short spear I purchased. Good value and good workmanship. t

This Red Tri feels of good quality. It's heavy enough to bonk someone or something really good. The blade doesn't rattle at all when inside the tube. The sides aren't sharp but the tip is very sharp. I agree with Kevin that it's not an easy item to unsheathe fully, time wise. I bought this baton dagger for walking and hiking, in case a mountain lion or dog threaten me, yet it does take a few seconds to fully unsheathe and assemble to it might be better to walk without the removable cap on. I wish the cap had a chain connection or something yet walking without the cap on lets me know which side to hold the baton. Hand closer to the "no cap" side means the dagger will face away from the body when unsheathed.

This is a heavy stout dagger. The edges are not sharp. The tip is extremely sharp though. I understand why the edges aren’t sharp though. Because of the shape of the blade, no one could sharpen it without damaging it. You’d loose the shape of it. It would have been better if they left the blade unpainted though. The paint rubs off the edges where it touches the inside if the pipe cover. I would have given it a 5 star except for that. Also, the cover unscrews and attaches to the but of the handle, but you have to remove a cap to put it on the handle the cap has no where to store it except in your pocket. This is not an easy access item to unsheathe. So if you are going to carry it, make sure you carry it unsheathed.

This item is described as a tri-edged dagger but none of the edges are sharp. It has an extremely sharp point but you cannot cut anything with it. I will be seeking a refund.