Fixed knives that I have from Schrade:
152UH Wolverine. A nice looking small sized non-threatening knife. Well-made including its sheath. My wife likes the size and handeling of this knife (the only one she likes).
BTO1 Extreme Survival. Very solid and strong multipurpose knife of a good size. Sheath comes with pouches that I found very useful (matches, BIC lighter, DMT sharpener, magnesium metal match and a small SAK fit into them). The saw on the spine of the blade actually worked quite well on wood. However, I would probably leave it out if it was my choice. TPR handle feels solid in hand. The hammer pommel is too heavy in my opinion and renders the knife handle heavy. That might make it a better fighter (?) but less of a chopper. The claws are also some extra weight without too much use and were left out from the smaller brother (Double Eagle). My knife has been used for splitting wood, a use that is more demanding on the knife. It worked well with no sign of wear on the saw spine or other parts. For $100, I found it a strong contender among stainless steel "survival knives" four years ago when it was bought.
I do not have the high carbon 152OT Sharpfinger (sister blade of the Wolverine) but have seen it on the Forum converted into a cord-wrapped handle good looking self-defense knife with Kydex sheath.
I agree, Schrade provides us with economy-priced good quality cutting tools. I am looking forward to more custom collaboration models.
HM
