Grand Way 12.2" Retro Folding Knife with Wood Handle & Leather Sheath - 7.8" Long Foldable Sharp Blade - Large Pocket Knife for Men Camping Hunting Survival Work 12 KG

This knife is great fun, I used it the other day to cut a sandwich to share with my friend. They were very impressed and begged me to tell them where I got it from. I told them "no" because I don't like copy cats. Overall, I'd say the knife is sharp and kind of looks like a wanna be bayonet, but there is no bayonet lug on it, so don't even think about attaching it to a rife!

It was a good idea I'm glad I made the purchase it came sharp and I believe that the sheath will last for the life of the knife .

this is THE most unique knife, a collectors dream, buy it, you'll see

This is a pretty decent knife. As a collector of not overly expensive, but well made knives, I don't look for too many bells and whistles. I did have some issues with the number of flaws on my 1st order, as given the price, I'd still expect a well made piece. This is Not an easy model to find well made at a low price. I've seen some sketchy and not to par versions floating around (with notably sub-par sheaths) and, not claiming higher quality steel. I commend this producer, (ASSUMING STEEL QUALITY IS GENUINE, AS I'VE NO TESTING ABILITY) on providing the best quality replicas with quality builds and materials.. not extreme sharpness, but satisfactory. Most importantly, customer service was outstanding for me, and that says the most!

Mejor de como lo imaginaba, un filo excelente, un tamaño perfecto, me agrada mucho.

Too quality blade and wood with excellent craftsmanshipThanks seller and thanks Amazon

The knife comes shaving sharp out of the box and I don't see any major craftsmanship issues out of the box.All my complaints come about the design.I'm not a huge fan of the exposed blade, if I'm going to need a sheath anyways I might as well have a fixed blade knife. But my major gripe is in how it locks close/open. There's a small tab that flops around loosely that you press on to lift a 1/16" or so tab out of a hole (tension is kept by a leaf spring in the handle). There's nothing keeping the tab up so it wouldn't be hard to imagine accidentally pushing the tab in use. As that's the only thing locking the blade open, it makes me nervous.If you make a V2 of the knife, I'd recommend making something keep the tab closed unless the user wants to open it.

For people aware of the basics of quality blade maintenance, I can’t recommend a more sleek strong knife. Remember, Gillette, disposable blade companies don’t want you to realize that simple beads of water are what dull a knife more than anything. Moisture? Also not good for the “guts” of a good knife. So make during your knife well after each use, a drop of quality oil, ie; tea tree, almond, grape and other good oil for the occasional wipe down? Leaving very little after that regimen, and you have a knife you will probably name because with common sense respect and care? You’ll have it forever. Also any friend with a house, needy apartment, carpenter, craftsperson etc. Will consider this a really exceptional and thoughtful gift. Not to be cheesy, but they will feel the love assuming you spent several more times than you did.