Slim Pocket Knife - 4 inch Gentlemen EDC Knife - Tanto l Blade with Ball Bearing - Liner Lock and Leather Sheath for Box and Letter Opener, Gifts fo men women

I love this knife!It's the exact same size as my vape pen in width, height, and length.I don't even notice it in my pocket at all, even when working out at the gym. It is like having a pen in your pocket.The blade is M390 steel which is the best steel you can get, and it's way stronger than D2 steel!I also got the tanto point where the blade is thick all the way through.The blade doesn't bend at all, and feels very durable and sharp like a traditional folding knife. It's like an ice pick with a blade.You can stab some plywood with this, or throw it into some plywood, and the blade will be perfectly fine. It's definitely not a toy, and it can be used in self-defense.The blade feels light, and the metal bolsters give it a little bit of weight balance and durability.The wood scales are pretty nice.When I first got the knife, I thought it felt a little flimsy and the blade was wiggling a little bit, but I just had to tighten the screw where the ball-bearings are with a T8 star screwdriver.You could tighten or loosen the screw to adjust the tension when opening and closing the blade. If it's too tight the blade will not open and close easily, but you still want it to be tight.I also put a couple drops of vegetable oil on the ball-bearings, and the knife opens and closes smooth as butter.Do not put WD-40 on it. You want to use motor oil, vegetable oil, etc. And also clean it and replace the oil once in awhile.I also tightened every screw on the knife, and the knife feels very solid, and well built now.I think this is one of the best knives ever, and it's worth the money, if you don't mind tightening a screw.This is also going to be my EDC, and I am thinking about ordering another one to keep on my desk.

Nice knife, thin handle & easy to open.

So good I bought another one as a gift for my brother. Simple and sturdy, the blade does not move once extended. Comfortable flex in the handled when squeezed and very slim.Be careful where you carry this; it's faster than a traditional switchblade, not slower. Which I mean is fantastic, but it can get you in trouble. The case is faux leather, but of good quality. I replaced the carabiner as it was extremely cheap, but I won't knock them for it since the blade is that impressive.

I really wanted to like this knife. Its a nice knife, mostly. I like the balance and the blade. BUT.... The one I got is VERY difficult to close. It uses the standard lock mechanism that you're supposed to unlock with your thumb. There's no detent to use with your thumb, so that's a negative. And, once locked, it takes a LOT of effort to close it. I have to stick something in it to pry the lock mechanism away from the blade so that it can be closed. I don't know if it's the brand or the specific knife with that issue. I'm working with a file to try to make it easier to open. If that doesn't work, it'll go in a utility drawer, opened.

I really like how thin and sharp this blade is. It is well made. I'm very satisfied.

Quality of a flee market knife wood handle is loose and would not lock open at first

Actually liked it quite a bit nice wood scales snappy opening sharp out of the box the blade was centered with no discernible play locked up securely wouldn't call it a weapon but a super nice letter opener /Apple slicer

Sharp has a sheath and it's lightweight. Not for heavy use or prying.