Pocket Folding Knife for EDC, 3.54" D2 Steel Blade Everyday Carry with Clip, G10 Handle for Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Fruit Knife, Outdoor Activities, Home Improvement, Gifts

Great knife ! To be on the thin side for me .I like everything about this knife it was perfectly centered and sharp out of the box. I really like to use the thumb stud on most knives if easily doable , this is what surprised me most about this rather thin knife ,I noticed first that the blade was centered perfectly then just flipped the blade open with the thumb stud ! The action was so smooth. I didn't think the knife was running on bearings so after looking into the pivot area ,with a strong flashlight I noticed that pivot washers looked like brass and then after flipping it open a couple of more times? The action is great and so is the lock up. I think the key also to the easy flip open is the small recessed area on the scale right in front of the thumb stud allows me to place my thumb perfectly in line with the thumb stud and a simple flip of the thumb allows me to open this knife so easily. I guess that is why my very first opening of this rather thin knife was with the thumb stud and it still is my favorite option, I wouldn't really care if the knife didn't have the flipper but I guess it could be handy sometimes. The blade profile is so cool looking too along with the angle of the blade tip. THIS KNIFE IS AN UNBEATABLE VALUE !! EVEN AT TWICE THE PRICE !!!!

I find it hard to believe that the blade is D2 at this price. The knife is very nicely put together, the action is smooth and crisp, and if the blade is also D2 instead of something cheaper then I don't know where they're making their money from. Don't get me wrong, it might be, it just seems unlikely to me at this price point. Regardless, it's a very nice knife. 5 stars assuming it's actually 440C or something. If it actually is D2, 6 stars, must buy.

The knife came packaged nicely upon first inspection. The knife is in impeccable condition. It feels like a high-end knife. The opening action is smooth and feels like it’s on ball bearings. It snaps right open. The lines on the blade are near perfect and the blade shape looks great. The scales are grippy and give it a premium fill. The pocket clip is solid and has a nice finish. The red accents near the swivel nut are anodized red and look good. My only complaint is that the blade is very dull, but it will not take much to get it sharp. The edges our ground perfectly and I should be able to accomplish a sharp edge using my ceramic stones for the price this exceeds value. It says D2 blade on the blade. I have never owned a D2 blade so I cannot confirm if it is truly D2.

this is an extremely well made little knife. the blade is very sharp and opens easily with the flipper tang. It stays closed when not in use. Lock up is solid with a decent thickness liner lock. Has no burrs or rough spots. All tolerances are tight with out being stiff. It looks nice too like a gentlemans folder on some steroids. Has red accents on the pivot screw which looks classy against the textured black handle scales

Have nothing bad to say about this blade!!! It’s awesome!!!!

Nice looking but the blade is really poor quality

I’m a knife collector / user. I wanted to try out a cheap knife and compare it to a few other “name” brands that I have. Personally I’d rather buy and use a few other knives in this price category ($20-$40). Most notably the Penguin or the RAT 2. Civivi also has a lot of great knives around $40. However this knife is worth $20-$25. You’re getting your moneys worth. The knife is super sharp, has G10 handle, uses D2 steel, and has drop shut action because of the ball bearing pivot. If this is the size and shape knife you’re looking for, buy this knife and you’ll be happy with it.

This has to be one of the best quality folding knives I've bought for the price paid. The action is SMOOTH, and it keeps a sharp edge with mild to average usage. It was very sharp out of the box and the tip is excellent. You should play with the action to break it in. Once it's broken in some you're left with a knife you can be proud to carry as your EDC. I do find myself having to flick it a couple of times in the mornings before I start my day to make sure the action is working properly, but, that's a small habit to adopt for owning such a nice cutting tool.