KEXMO Pocket Knife for Men - Sharp Blade Wood Handle Pocket Folding Knives with Clip, Glass Breaker - EDC Knives for Survival Camping Hunting Fishing Hiking Women, Large, Black

Solid EDC Knife and a Great Choice for Engraving This knife exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. Right out of the box, it feels well made and sturdy. The blade is sharp, opens smoothly, and locks up securely with no play. It’s a good size for everyday carry—compact enough to keep in a pocket comfortably, but still substantial enough to feel useful and reliable. The wood handle is one of the standout features. It looks great in person and gives the knife a more premium, classic feel compared to all-metal or plastic handles. It’s comfortable in the hand and provides a good grip without feeling bulky. One of the main reasons I chose this knife was for engraving, and it worked perfectly for that. The handle engraves very cleanly and evenly, making it an excellent option for customization or personalization. Whether you’re engraving a name, logo, or design, the surface takes it well and looks really sharp once finished. The pocket clip is solid and holds the knife securely without being too tight, and the added features like the glass breaker are a nice bonus without getting in the way. Overall, this feels like a thoughtfully designed knife that balances function, appearance, and value. If you’re looking for a reliable everyday carry knife that also engraves well, this is a great option. Well made, sharp, good-looking, and customization-friendly. Easy five stars.

Well made and looks nice. Solid, sharp and balanced. It made a great gift to a very pleased family member.

Best knife for the money I have ever purchased. It is my EDC and I use it daily for gardening and yard chores. The knife is very easy to sharpen. But it is a serious knife with a heavy blade so pay attention when using. I've used it for over two years. No issues. The only negative for some people would be its weight. It is a heavy sucker.

Very good quality, nice weight to it The woods a good touch, the metal feels nice and sturdy and it feels very durable, the colors are fun but have no effect on the funtionality of the knife, still pretty cool though Came out of the box super sharp, and the locking mechanism is very safe, never let me down so far The clip is sturdy and grippy but i found it a bit too springy for someone who might keep it in constant use taking it off and putting it back on even after a month or so of use, i found its still very sharp and the clip is still very strong, if your looking for a beginner, this is definitly a good pick

Very nice knife. Has some weight to it and the wood grain is very pretty. Sharp.

I have owned this knife for some time and it is a daily use carry for me to cut rope, open boxes and other day to day uses. Particularly nice is the wooden handle which gives the knife a classic look against the modern black steel finish. The knife has a thumb grab that allows for smooth one-handed operation and a lock to close easily. The build quality is remarkably good for a knife at this price point and comes with a comfortable pocket clip that makes stowing the knife in your pocket easy and hassle free. The size is on the larger size for a pocket knife and feels good in my large hand.

Well made and serves its purpose as a good looking pocket knife. Sturdy construction and the clip works well. Good putchase.

When I was shopping for a cheap common carry pocket knife, I wasn't expecting to get the deal of a lifetime. I know you usually get what you pay for. But for (basically) a $10 knife, I have to say I'm a little impressed. This knife is a little bigger than I was expecting it to be. I read the measurements ahead of time, but figured for 10 bucks, that maybe it was slightly overstated a bit in the ad. I'm telling you, it's really not. And it's heavy! Much more than I had imagined. I have a little 1.5" locking blade aluminum handle knife that I used to carry/use just to keep from tearing up my good one (passed down from my father in law), so I wasn't expecting much. I have a vintage stockman pocket knife that I carry everywhere, every day; but it's sometimes a little small in my hand (I'm 5'10", 260 lbs; and I've got really big hands). This knife is proportional to my hands, and has a good substantial (almost hefty) feel in my hand. It's not flimsy, and I don't think I'm going to be pensive, worried it's going to break if I'm a little rough with it. It came with an OK edge from the factory, and for a novice it would do fine for at least a little while. I touched it up on my whetstone, and gave it a little better edge (sharpness) in about 5 minutes. I could spend some time, and work it into a rather fine edge, but I'm not sure that it would be worth the effort considering I'm not sure how long it would retain that edge. Again, for $10, I can't complain. The handle is actually pretty nicely done, as I was a little unsure of how I would like the reddish wood finished handle, matched up to the black (I guess "tactical" is the buzzword these days) design of the blade and hilt. Now that I have the knife in hand, I think its actually a pretty decent matchup. The spring assisted blade is OK; it works kinda. Again, I've got pretty big hands, so it isn't any big deal that the blade kinda drags a little halfway through the opening flip (my fingers are strong enough to push on through the little resistance midway through the arc). Overall, I think it's a pretty decent knife for $10, and one that I can use, be rough with it, and not worry that I'm going to damage an expensive knife that I had invested in. I'm pleased with the purchase.