Folding Morphing Knife, Retractable Pocket Outdoor Camping Working Knife, Multi-Function Tool, with Bottle Opener and Glass Breaker

Great knife, could be sharper but at this pricepoint it is a steal! This is made very well. I bought a spare. Comes with belt clip mounted ,not shown in pics. I am looking for this in a larger model with a 4in blade. The ring size seems to be an 11-12 perfect for grip, it locks perfectly & is very smooth to open & close. It also has a car windo breaker on the ring in case of emergency.

Seems strong and durable. Very sharp and cannot accidentally be opened, so it is very safe to carry. Can be stiff to open at first, but with some time it loosens just enough to make it not ad tight, but still safe.

Unique & effective Karambit blade. Rhe blade locking mechanism ensures a secure & stationary blade position lock that makes it indistinguishable from a single full tang Karambit blade construction. Nearly every friend, acquaintance, stranger, and or passersby who sees this folding pocket knife Karambit makes an inquiry or 2 about it as well as expresses their appreciation for the unique blade while making asking me where I purchased mine so they too can go and purchase one of their own. Once again, great product that is unique in its overall esign while remaining completely true to form and function while embracing innovation.

Useless -- it doesn't lock into the open position. It slides open and looks cool, but if you try to cut anything, the pressure on the blade pushes it right back into the closed position. Giving the replacement one 3 stars. The first one was sharper and the ring was less rough. Also the mechanism was smoother and easier, but the locking mechanism was entirely missing. This one seems like a lower quality item overall. The blade and the ring for your finger are about equally sharp. The action is very stiff. However it has a working locking mechanism. I'm considering sending this one back as well. it's basically a novelty item rather than a functional tool.

I have small hands and this is larger and more substantial that the first one-off I tried. With the first one I began adjusting the screws to make opening it smoother before breaking it in, which was a mistake. I have been oiling it and using it but I'll wait to adjust it until I know it broken in. It is easy to carry and there are many different ways and places you can wear it. I had a Fox 479 that was great but the opening mechanism got pretty rough on pockets and their seams. If you are familiar with Karambits but unsure if they are for you, this is a great knife to try.

Screws were so tight it wouldn't open until I loosened them. Paint job obscures good fit with a star bit to loosen the screws. There is ZERO tolerance to loosen the screws between functional opening and simply falling apart. So it's either too tight to open, or so loose it falls apart.

Cheap knife, it works but the ring grip cuts your finger. No bevel, straight machine stamp. Fixed it with file

Per complaints of other reviewers, my knife is exactly like the picture. Knife came out of the package with some grit and grease. I wiped it down and put teflon graphite lubricant on the gears. It opens with relative ease but you do have to push consciously. It is not going to open accidentally. With practice you can deploy it rapidly. It'll never compare favorably with the actual Provoke kinematic because that just pops open. Pros: Sharp (as in I put a 1" slice across the top of my thumb because it cut like a laser through a litter bag I was opening). It's got heft and it is engineered to enable you to use the window breaker without risk of accidentally opening the knife, which is sharp. Also, I wear XL gloves, and this is comfortable for me to hold. And it is sharp. Did I mention that yet? It's very sharp. The clip is also well done and the knife sits well in the pocket without any play. Cons: You can really only use it in a reverse grip and the design isn't conducive to using for chores/EDC tasks. As a self-defense tool, it is much slower to deploy than the knife it's imitating. Also, closing is a two-handed affair. If you use liner/frame-/axis-lock folders, you're used to one handed opening and closing. With this, you'll always need both hands free to close it. Lastly, it's beefy and heavy in comparison to many folders out there. It doesn't bug me but I know some people really don't like heavy folders. So, if you want to pay under $30 for a clone vice the around $200 for the real-deal, then buy this with confidence.