Pocket Knife, 3" 14C28N Steel Blade G10 Handle Small EDC knife with Button Lock, Sharp Folding Knife with Pocket Clip for Camping, Survival, Hunting

Picked it up for $31. For aluminum and 14c28n, that's an insanely good price. But, let's forget the price for a moment. It's objectively a really good knife. Hard to find anything meaningfully wrong with it. Maybe a TINY bit of front and back blade play, common for button lock knives and not at all a deal breaker depending on the severity IMO. Also, the detent is fairly light.If Fintiso keeps this up, they will be a mainstream knife company before you know it.

I hadn't heard of this brand prior, but the product looked decent from it's description and pictures. For the price, I thought I'd give this new company a try. I ordered the blue knife, which is a nice shade of blue. When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by the presentation. The packaging was much better than knives a few times the price that just throw a knife in a plain cardboard box and call it good. The included case and cleaning cloth are always welcome additions and something many higher priced knives don't bother with. The action isn't too tight and feels good to me. It's good to see newer and smaller knife companies putting out good quality knives using the same materials or similar to more pricey knives and proving you don't have to pay over $100 for a decent and usable knife for general use.

Lovely aluminum handles, sharp out of the box. Nice bottom lock and good thumb flip motion. Heavier b/c of the handles and liners but not heavy. Recommended

It turns out to be a nice slicer. Easy to open.

Button locks usually cost more money then a liner lock. This knife is great value for a button lock. 14C is a great steel. Pick up a Diamond sharpening stone with one side around 320 and the other 1,000 or 1,200. 14C will get sharp enough to shave within 60 seconds if you can sharpen. About 10 passes on 320 on each side then another 10 on 1200 and you have the sharpest knife on the block. Knife is a little slick in hand but it is also a great EDC size. Have fun on the cheap with this bad boy. Also check out CJRB for other great quality high value knives.

I purchased the green and black version of this a couple weeks back, and I was so impressed by it that I just went ahead and ordered the blue version as well. The blue one will make an excellent gift or maybe I’ll decide to keep it ha.Originally, I got this green one and 2 other models offered by this new brand I had never heard of before. What drew me in was the 14c28n steel at a hardness rating of 60-62 for such an affordable price. The already affordable price combined with the promotional coupon makes this an absolutely insane value. While the other 2 models were nice, I liked this one by far the most. I do think they were all worth what I paid, but this one really impressed me a lot.The knife looks great but more importantly, it functions great. The hardness range is higher than any other Chinese brand 14c I’ve come across, and I think 61-62rc 14c28n makes a great blade steel for a hard use knife. The steel really comes to life at that hardness range. Speaking of hard use, this thing has some seriously sturdy liners and solid construction…I feel confident in using this folder hard. That comes at a bit of expense to the weight. It’s not an ultra lightweight option, but it’s only 4oz so easily manageable and what you get with little extra weight vs an ultralight option is a ton of added strength with the thick ish steel liners. G10 is no slouch either strength wise, plus the texturing on this g10 is great. Plenty of grip while it doesn’t feel like it will rip up my jeans.I took this one to the beach with me over the last 4 days, and I haven’t noticed any corrosion even after getting salt water on it multiple times. I did rinse and air dry once I got back to the condo but still that’s very low maintenance. I even forgot to bring oil so just relied on rinsing and it did great. Haven’t had to touch up the edge yet, either, so I’m inclined to believe the stated rc numbers.The button lock is very smooth and super fidget friendly, which I do like in a folder. The thumb studs work pretty good as well but I mainly use the button lock and wrist flick it open and closed cause it’s just so smooth. Also, I haven’t noticed what one reviewer claimed was an issue with the button being hard to press at certain angles. It works great for me. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge, so it makes a great slicer. 14c28n has more than enough toughness to support this thin edge so it’s a great combo. Seriously, this steel is tough for a stainless and I feel confident in this knifes ability to withstand some abuse.One more thing to mention is how nicely this brand packages their knives…a very thoughtful presentation that makes for a great gift that the receiver will surely think you spent more money on than you did. The knife itself looks great too imo and feels great in hand. I think this will be fintiso’s flagship knife that will launch them onto the scene.

Easy to open and close, well oiled with smooth action. Easy to use without being too heavy. Fits my hand well so I have stolen it from my husband (he knows, haha)

I expected it to cut at minimum, which it did. I was hoping to find a hidden gem...which I did. Very solid. Smooth operation. Good ergos. Solid "detent." Great buy for the $$$.