Firebird GANZO FH922-GY Ball Bearing Pocket Folding Knife D2 Steel Blade G10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Camping Hunting Fishing Outdoor EDC Utility Knife Best Gift for Men Women (Grey)

This is a great EDC knife from Ganzo, a brand growing in popularity due to low price and high quality. This is the FH922PT-BK model with 3-24" D2 steel blade if unique "leaf shape" design. The blade is really sharp and the curved edge is ideal for cutting and slicing chores. For me the size is just right with a 4.33" handle length and weight of just 3.7oz. the knife fits my hand really well. This is a liner-lock design with fast flipper opening, it has stainless steel liners with black G-10 handle scales offering secure grip. All Stainless Steel parts are given a hard wearing black preservative coating.

This is the best knife you can get at this price. It is Ganzo's best knife - period. Such a quality knife that it is unbelievable to see it listed as a budget knife. The knife is easy worth double the price. This knife offers a sleek and clean spear point-esque blade and is razor sharp (you will get cut if you're not careful). The handles come in a variety of colors and are perfectly contoured for hands of all types and provide impressive grip. The action that Ganzo offers for their knives is insane - fast as heck! Smooth and snappy. This is a must buy for anyone that wants or needs a knife. This knife is so nice that if you already have you, you should get another one.

For the cost of this sharp edged tool, one would expect a gas station type cheap knife. NOT THE CASE. This knife is solid, sturdy, well made, superb manufacturing and style that you can count on. Fit in the hand is spot on. Not gigantic nor tiny by any means. Securely fits in your pants pockets with its deep pocket clip. Scales are textured perfect, that allows tactile control yet won’t scrape the skin off your hand/fingers. The flipper tab has awesome jimping, that makes flick deployment a breeze. The lock bar locks blade into place at about 30 percent of contact and said lock bar notch is easily accessible to unlock the blade. Definitely this folding locking blade pocket knife is great for EDC and a steal for what is considered a budget blade knife. You’ll have to see it and feel it in person and you too will agree this is a “got to have” item.

This knife is really an amazing value; it is an outright steal at $25. The action is as good as on knives that cost ten times as much: perfectly tuned detent — the blade just pops; buttery smooth and drop-shutty; access to the liner lock is excellent. Very fidget friendly. Perfectly good budget steel (D2) with a decent factory edge that could no doubt be razor sharp with a bit of work. For me, it is a bit too bulky and a bit too heavy for EDC — it will not supplant my (insanely great) Spyderco Sage 5 LW and my Civivi Elementum (which are both much thinner and over an ounce lighter). But I plan to keep the Ganzo in the kitchen “junk drawer” where it will get a lot of use, from food prep to package opening to box cutting. Highly recommended.

One of my favorite budget knives.Feels nice and is well finished.Fantastic action.I have two and have given a couple as gifts.

I have several Ganzo Firebird knives in the FH series. This one has a really nice simple design that just works great in every way. I'm glad to see that they finally addressed the weak pocket clip of some or the earlier FH knives. This clip is very sturdy and holds well in the pocket. This has become my favorite knife in the FH series so far. This knife cuts through cardboard Costco boxes like butter.The blade is nice and slicey, with a fairly thin full flat grind. The thickness behind the edge is about .018", which is pretty close to ideal. This knife is on the large size, but still carries well and is not too heavy for edc use. The only complaint I might have is that the jimping on the unique flipper tab is a bit too sharp. After twenty or so deployments, you start to notice how aggressive it is. I used a small machinist file to soften the edges between the jimping and all is good now. This design would also be great in a smaller version too, like Ganzo sometimes does with a few FH series knives.

The Ganzo FH-922 is a little gem of an EDC knife. It has great action for a flipper. The detent is tuned well and the blade flies open when the detent is broken. On my copy the liner-lock engages the blade about 20%. The action is very smooth and it falls shut with a little shake when closing. The G10 handle edges are chamferred and the steel liners have smoothed edges and are polished (nice touch Ganzo!). It's very comfortable in my XL sized hand. The jimping on the flipper tab is very good and makes flipping it open easy. The D2 blade came reasonably sharp out of the box. My copy is not super thin behind the edge but it slices fine. The pivot screw is a T8 Torx, as is the wire pocket clip screw. The two body screws are T6 Torx. Easy to take apart and service. It feels really solid and well-built. I haven't had to formally re-sharpen it yet and have just used a leather strop to keep it sharp. It strops well. Definitely recommended for the price.

Great value, quality, and form factor for this product. The price can't be beat. This was a nice D2 steel with slick black scales and wire clip. Not sure if the clip is titanium but the is nominal as a full size flipper. It stands approximately 8in open and 5in closed.Ended getting 2!