Folding Pocket Knife Kit, Tactical Locking Pocket Knife, 3.15"" D2 Steel Blade, T6 Aluminium Inlay G10 Handle, Camping Folding Knife for Men Woman

This knife was a huge surprise. The quality of the machine work was unexpected. Blade looks great with satin finish and a stonewash elsewhere... and came plenty sharp. For the price, this was a surprising value. Obviously the real version would be titanium and M390/20CV, but there is nothing wrong with Aluminum and D2 at a sub $50 price point. All in all, I am quite pleased! As echoed in other reviews, lockup is tight, no wiggle and no rattle. If there are issues with screws coming loose, I'll just fix it with a small amount of blue loctite.

Definitely interesting when I first picked it up I thought it was way too light but after playing with it a while it felt heavier I'm sure the titanium version would be a little heavier I would like to think stronger also check the screws when I got it they all seem fairly tired not sure whether I'll put loctite on them right away the lock on mine seems to work just fine I believe it wouldn't have bothered me none to have been made of steel whether that's cheaper or not I don't know I would say the weak point of this knife would be the stop at the very top very thin metal left but maybe it's some kind of aluminum alloy that stronger than I think took a little getting used to it biggest to improvement was just putting a drop of oil on it made it so much easier to deploy and funner knot much else to say give it a five-star because the price the design and the quality is there but like some said could you truly use it as a tool or is it just a fidget toy either way I like it but I would love to have the original one to compare it to and yes if I lost it I would probably buy another one

Pretty surprised for a $45 knock off. It stay sharp for a decent bit of time, roughly similar a 14c28n kershaw knife. Nothing surprising to write home about. It looks & functions the same as the real deal, just 1/6 of the price, though very clanky (loud). For me, I lost a screw on the blade stop bar when using it, so remember to tighten your screws when you first get your knife.All & all in my opinion it's a functional novelty knife that I won't ever pay $300 for, though for $45-$50, it's a fun to use knife / fidget piece.

I read the reviews and decided to go for it. The reviews are correct. The housing is not gray like in the photos. It is a green gray. Grip scale screws were loose. I have 2 of the actual Reate Exo knives and this is absolutely a clone. It even came in a Reate box. I normally won't buy clones, but I wanted a gravity knife to carry without risking one of my higher priced knives. Reate no longer makes the Exo, so this was my only option. Overall, with a little work, it is a decent knife for daily use, but I recommend a brand name knife for your edc..

I've been carrying this every day for months and I like it. I read that the screws come loose and the lock tensioner needs to be adjusted, but I broke the end of my T6 bit trying to get any of the screws to come loose to adjust the lock mechanism. Solid build on mine.

Been wanting a gravity knife. Have had many otf “out the front” knives. And they get dirty and springs always wear out. This has know spring uses gravity and is very made. It comes sharp but I put it on my stone now razor sharp. D2 steel really holds an edge. And it weighs nothing. And you cannot beat the price. I have paid more for less quality. You will not be disappointedI promise you!

Very satisfying knife. Doesn't lock as well as it should but good deal.

Now that I have owned this Knife for a few weeks. I would say it is neat as a novelty and nothing else. The knife is a green color not silver. The lock mechanism is pretty weak and the knife has deployed in my pocket poking me in the leg. Today it deployed in my pocket while I was driving and went strait through my jeans. The Blade came pretty sharp and the point seems to be pretty strong.