Pocket Knife for Men, Folding Knife with Clip, with D2 Steel Blade, Safety Liner Lock, Sharp Knife for Outdoor Tactical Survival Camping Hunting Fishing, Cool Knifes for Dad

I've been using this knife for very light work for the past month and it has held up surprisingly well.Pros:- Looks very cool- Upon arrival, the edge is sharp enough for most of my tasks and I haven't had the need to sharpen it yet- Tolerances are tight; the blade opens smoothly without any noticeable side-to-side movement- Very little rattle- Easy to retighten if you have the correct screwdriver bit- Ergonomics are fine for light tasksCons:- At first, the liner lock took a bit of force to lock the blade in place- Later on, flipping the blade open with too much force can cause the liner lock to lock really tightly (though, after a month, this seems to be no longer the case)- If a task required a lot of force with the knife, I wouldn't use it

Love these knifes. They're cheap, light weight, look good and come very sharp. This is the second one I've bought, and seems to be a bit harder to open the the first. Hope it loosens up some.

Pleasantly surprised. There's no blade wobble. The the non assisted ball bearing action is as smooth as butter. Flicks open better than some spring assist. Sharp as a razor and pretty to look at. High quality d2 steel.

I'm a bit of a knife nut, well maybe more than a bit. I saw this and thought that it would be a good EDC, for occasions where my other 3-5 EDC's were not appropriate. Besides, it was on sale for $8, can't go wrong. It came in a plain brown box that was the same size as the knife, I almost missed it in the box. This thing is perfectly centered, sharp as s--t, and looks like a pen in your pocket. I gave it a quick stromp and I could shave with it. I checked all the screws, and they were all tight, nothing seemed striped, ( I haven't taken it apart yet.) The blade flies out as though it's assisted, the liner lock is almost perfectly centered, and the bearings seem smooth. It weighs 77 grams, the wood inlays are well above the price point. If it was $20 I would give it 3 stars, maybe 4, but at this price it's a great deal.Now for the rest, it's only a 5-star knife because it's less than $10, I doubt the blade is really D2, and there are 2 flaws, one minor and one a little above minor, there's a small groove to close the liner lock which I could barely see, it isn't even close to big enough to push the lock over, you have to get your finger in there, but it's doable. The minor one is the spine of the blade is pretty sharp, I filed it down but needs more work.. That's the only 2 things I could find even close to complaining about.

Super slim and great action, well worth the money and it looks nice

Nothing to write home about. Good for the price. Very sharp blade. Smooth opening. Locks up solid - too solid at first - needed breaking in. The line lock went too far when opening the blade quickly flicking the wrist @ first - needed a screwdriver to get it unstuck. It got stuck in the locked position 3-5 times till the knife broke in. Now, after 50 or so openings, it's working as expected. I was considering returning it when it got stuck open, but it will break in. For its size, it has some haft to it, being all steel.I'm gong to keep it in the center console of my car as a backup. Getting a higher quality composite handled (lighter) knife to carry.

Being left handed, the clip is backwards for me. So I removed it which makes it even more slim and sleek. Opens smoothly and no wiggle when the blade is locked. Weight is listed as .15 lbs, which is accurate (2.4 oz without clip). Thats what i wanted. For comparison that's the same weight as a Zippo lighter.

A real nice knife with 2 safety issues. The knife locks in the open position but not the closed position. The blade swings out of the protection slot so readily that this will probably cause accidents. The locking spring is flush with the slot, on the blade's sharp side and is activated by sticking one's thumbnail into the slot, presenting another possibility of injury. Basic stuff, should not exist in these modern times.