ESEE Xancudo S35V, Orange/Black G-10 3D Handle, Black Sheath (Orange/Black G-10, No Hole)

My new fav. Killed a snake first time using it and within the hour of opening it.

Quality S35VN steel and quality G-10 handle make this blade a formidable package. Plastic sheath has great retention and security. Coupled with a break away neck lanyard and you have a survival/hunting blade close when tasks require cutting. With quality like this, you can focus on making memories with friends than stressing if your blade is up to the task.

Got the Izula and Candiru before getting the Xancudo. Made gifts of the first 2, but kept the last for myself. It is my favorite of all the esee knives I have.

This is my Third purchase of this particular knife (Two is One, One is none), and Im even looking at gifting a few. Finally an Esee in Stainless steel! This knife is compact, ergonomic, lightweight, and something you want to pick up every day to carry. It also makes for an excellent companion knife in the woods. I love the handle, as the shape, and color, really sets it appart from the norm. What else can I say, it slices, it dices, and it eats up a try stick in the woods!

I have many Esee knives. This Xancudo is my new EDC fixed blade. Highly recommend it.

This and Izula II are my go too EDC Fixed Blades

Great. For a smaller knife great. Great steel with the S35VN

Wow received my new Esee Xancudo S35VN steel knife and it is a work of art. Blade is super sharp . This baby is compact but fits in your hand nicely. I actually like the sheath. This will be a great neck knife or just a fantastic belt knife. I would use it more for everyday carry than a camp knife. You could use it for small task but a Esee 5 or 6 would be more realistic for hard use. If you like knifes just buy it.

I think the Xancudo is the perfect size fixed blade for everyday carry. Made from the stainless 35vn backed up with Esees no questions asked warranty you really cant go wrong.

For anyone that uses a knife on a regular basis in the woods or desert, cutting performance and grip/handle ergonomics are all-important considerations. This very sturdy, very sharp, and relatively compact fixed blade has delivered on all three counts. From day one Ive been impressed with the way the ample, textured grip provides excellent blade control when performing cutting and/or carving tasks. Ive also found that the S35V blade material resists rust quite well and maintains its sharpness even after an extended amount of usage. The only modification I made to my knife was to square-off the somewhat rounded spine with a file so that it would throw sparks from my ferro rod. Bottom line...the Xancudo has performed well for me as a camp/trail knife and has proven to be a capable and dependable little workhorse in the outdoors. I believe it to be one of the best in its class when it comes to smaller-size fixed blade knives that are compact, lightweight, durable, and having great ergonomics and edge retention.