Ridge Runner Alaskan ULU Knife with Hardwood Stand

I bought one of these a year ago or so and have been very pleased with it. I lost the use of my right hand and find it very hard to cut up meat and it works great. Mine is razor sharp and well made. I liked it well enough that I just ordered another one. My only complaint is that it is hard to take it with you when going out, would love to have a sheath for it.

I like the tool,one must be careful so not to cut oneself with the ends. the center is not sharpe,yet good for scraping the back side of the hide or leather. From what I have read from others, they do not know much about it as to clean animals killed for food and hides for clothing, They(the tool) may not be the real thing from the Eskimo in Alaska, but they do the job for the price

Great kitchen tool. Got it for my mother last Christmas and she loves it. She cuts up fruit with it. The hardwood stand is OK as well.

If you know anyone with severe arthritis in their hands - even cutting a sandwich with a table knife is a challenge. This ulu is just what I needed.It will need to be sharpened, - but it takes the stress off your fingers, and its small enough to take to a restraunt in my purse. Maybe you could make one with better steel, and a case for my purse. Thanks BudK !

The revits werere also very loose, but I'm hoping to tighten them. It was completely dull too. I might haqve loved it, if it was twice it's size

Nice design, but mine came without any blade sharpness at all. So dull that I can drag it across my hand or arm with no possibility of it doing anything. I will sharpen it and then see how it is.

It was very tiny. I almost thought they forgot to put it in my order put then I found the tiny little box. Very cheaply made. Very small. I don't know how they put the edge on the blade but it has marks like the edge was cut with metal shears. I have a real Ulu I bought from an Eskimo in Alaska years ago, this one does not hold a flame to the real one.