CRKT Razel Nax 2014 Brown Micarta cuchillo fijo, Jon Graham design

The good (actually, very, very good): Basically, genius. With its limitations, given its nature as a hybrid tool, it is not the best knife in the world, nor the best hachet in the world, but unlike many inventions that aspire to cover several functions, and that fail in everything, the Razel-Nax meets the tasks very decently. In fact, excellently as a knife, and sufficient for medium tasks such as hachet in wood processing. Not made in China. The not so good: (but not tragic): As in other examples that can be seen in YT videos, the factory profiling and sharpening of the two bevels is quite poor, so before using it for the first time it is time to work with the stones. The thickness and widt of the tang, combined with that of the "micarta" may be a bit thin for large hands, but the excellent ergo makes up for it a lot. The worst (but "fixable"): The sheath is of very low quality thermoplastic, which at the first attempt to modify it with heat, threatens to crack. Retention solely by friction, without the "magic click". One wish: same tool in CPM 3V tool steel, thicker G-10, and Kydex sheath. (I know, I know, maybe not 140, but 350 Euros). Very happy despite those little issues. Big thumb up to the late Jon Graham (genius), CRKT and IMACASA. Regards.