I've had my field knife since last Friday (I won an EDC in last week's sale, and promptly traded it with another Canadian who had a new field knife circa the previous week's sale, which he found too large for his preferences). Anyways, It's the first knife I've owned that's made me consider stockpiling one or two more for a rainy day, and getting rid of other blades that'll likely be getting less time on my hip now (well... once my sagewood dangler arrives, anyways).
I concur with Justin's assertion: it's perfect [emoji108]-- initial impressions are that it's probably the most well-rounded knife I've had the pleasure of owning... and the most comfortable, to boot.
That was actually the first thing I noticed: it's got the same essential recipe as other knives in the same category and size range, and I've used lots that have had great ergos, but the FK just feels totally neutral in the hand. There's nothing to annoy or distract or abrade, but gives a positive and intuitive grip regardless of how it's held. Other than grabbing the edge itself (or palming the pommel-pry), everything touchable feels like it strikes an ideal balance between geometric definition and being appropriately eased for a more comfortable touch.
Anyways - good stuff. I'm thrilled to own one.
