I got caught by the look, and I was expecting something a bit different since the description says ''multifunctional tool isn’t just a handy camp kitchen knife, it’s a versatile outdoor must-have''.
Well... in my opinion a ''multi-tool outdoor must-have'' should be able to handle wood work, and this one is a hollow-grind knife, so it has pretty poor abilities in that field... Of course it can slice straps and cut full water bottles easily. But for the more normal-oriented-activities of us... I don't know. Agree or not, this blade is pretty mostly just a weapon style blade, or a camp kitchen knife. And it does great for that latter one! People always want to try it when they see it, I guess that's where the Catchall name really comes from. So you can relax having a beer while they enthusiastically prep food with the unique style blade.

That appart, the pushed-back recurved handle and blade are good assests for the food aspect. I think the finger guard should have been reduced in order to cut food more easily on a flat surface. Easily fixable though.
Steel doesn't have the best edge retention, but if you're not cutting bones it holds the road during a trip.
I also think it's always great to have removable handles, even though the handle material on this one has a pretty nice feel to it.
Plastic sheath doesn't rattle too much and has push button on it. I prefer these over leather for ease of use.

As far as the knife itself, mine sits in my kitchen drawer, not my backpack.