Firebird GANZO FH924-GY Ball Bearing Pocket Folding Knife Wharncliffe D2 Steel Blade G10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Camping Hunting Fishing Folder Outdoor EDC Pocket Knife (Gray)

Still sturdy. I mostly use it for the garden and for unboxing. Fell off my pocket a couple of times but still good. No chips. D2 takes a little longer to resharpen but it works well specially since it doesn't rust easily. Would recommend.

very good quality.

Overall, this is a really nice knife and my new EDC. I would give this a 4.5*, the negatives below are not significant and more specific to me than general most likely.The positives:1) I really like the blade shape, which is what originally drew me to this knife.2) I have used it on a wide variety of tasks the last week from box destruction to cutting food. Worked well for all3) Very nice lock engagement and easy to release4) Good detent5) This is my first carbon fiber scaled knife, and the lower weight is noticeable.6) No blade wiggle in any direction.7) Handle ergonomics are good even for my big hands. Nice front finger well, I have no fear of slipping forward while cutting.The somewhat negatives:1) I needed to adjust the pivot pressure to make the release smoother for deployment (but it was very easy to do). I find that with most knives some adjustment on the pivot is always necessary (I only buy knives <$50 so this is expected).2) I wish the scale corners were slightly rounded, for long tasks like cutting down amazon boxes and got a small hot on the finger wrap around. I suspect with use this will go away.3) I have large hands and a big thumb, so I wish the jimping was about double in length, but what is there is very grippy

It has a good lock it, smooth to flip open, pocket clip is very low so it won’t get hung on anything and it’s really sharp for its price point.

I can't believe the build quality and attention to detail they put into this knife. I've paid $100. - $200. for a hole bunch of knives that don't come close to this one. everywhere you look on this knife is unbelievable from the little stainless steel pieces that fills the place the pocket clip could go to the chamfer to make the lock feel smooth on the thumb. All i can say about everything on this knife is just Wow .

I purchased this with the intent to take the clip off and just have it in my back pocket for quick and dirty jobs. It's proved to be a very serviceable general use knife. Holds an edge better than knives that cost 5x as much and is low profile enough I don't notice it in my pocket (though, again, I took the clip off).No flash, no gimmick. It opens/closes easily with one hand, is comfortable to hold and use, and maintains an edge extremely well for the price.All in all, well worth the money for a general util knife.

I do not regret buying this knife. The construction, the action and the overall finish are good. This has a good blade profile and is conveniently sized, it has been a pleasant EDC folder to carry and use. One last thing, it sounds great when opened. This is my favorite sounding knife out of my humble collection.

I carried a Spyderco Tenacious for a few years and after losing it decided to look at other knife options. I was looking for something a little more svelte and with a nicer steel. Sheepsfoot/wharncliffe blades look cool and when I saw this Ganzo I thought it might be a contender. It looks compact yet sturdy.The good:Blade was centeredSmooth action opening and closingCame sharp enough to shave my arm hairThe wire pocket clip is pretty nice (not deep carry though)Very compact and slim in my pocket compared to my old TenaciousThe bad:The knife is awkward to deploy with one hand. I have medium sized hands (I think) and if I want to try to flip it open with my middle finger I have the shift the knife up in my hand then shift it back around to feel comfortable using it.The Ganzo hole should have been made larger and put further away from the handle like on their Delica clone. I can open the Ganzo with my thumb, but I find my thumb ending up near the blade for some reason unlike with my Tenacious.Spyderco's spydey hole gives your thumb or index finger a nice spot to be able to throw the knife open easily with your thumb or flicking it open with your middle finger.Having more of the g10 handle carved out by the hole may have alleviated the need to enlargen it, but it might have been better just to put a couple thumb studs on it or even just a flipper tab rather than the hole. Or they could have enlarged the entire thing by a half inch or inch to make it more ergonomic. It's not necessarily terrible and maybe I just need more time with it to get used to it.Overall this is a good knife that is well worth the $26 I paid for it and then some. As far as my EDC knife goes, I'm going to keep this as a backup and try some other knives.