I have both the S&W SWAT with G-10 scales and a CRKT M-16. I like these very much and rate them better wilderness knives than my Spyderco Endura. I paid about $35 for each of them.

The CRKT M-16 is very easy to open with one hand. I got it with the half serrated blade and wish I had opted for the plain edge. The serrations are very sharp but I think they detract from the blades usefulness in the field. I carry it more in the city, but I have used it for food prep and cleaning small game in the field and it did very well.

The S&W SWAT makes a very good wilderness folder in my opinion. It is a very useful and strong knife. I carry this one most often if I'm hiking in the higher elevations where there is less to cut and I can get away with a light folder.

I agree with whoever rejected concave edges for the same reason. They cut well when sharp but are very difficult to sharpen again. I would suggest a plain edge that is easily sharpened on a flat stone. Mac