>>149853I own it.
No, they haven't fixed the edge and never will, since the labour needed to do so would push the price outside the target market.
In my opinion, it's a lot of added weight for no benefit compared to the Mora, since I don't baton with my knives.
It has the potential to be a stylish and practical all-purpose knife if you regrind and sharpen the blade, take off the coating, let a patina develop, sand off the handle and treat it with linseed oil. It's more of a knife kit than a finished product.
If that's too much work, the Enzo Trapper is similar, with a choice of handle and steel materials, for twice the price.
tl/dr: not worth it if you already own an ESEE and a Mora, and aren't willing to put in some work to get a traditionally styled knife for looks.
