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Great knifeWell. MadeGreat price too

Bought it 3 years ago. Still have it. The construction is fantastic, well. . .that's an overreach, but it is extremely durable. I've opened cans with it, but generally use it for opening boxes and cutting cables and zipties. That flib/notch on the back of the blade make opening it a motion economizing act. I'd describe it as smaller than palm-size, but my hands are huge (wear XXL gloves), so, I'd say it is average size for a folding knife. The knife dulls pretty quickly, but I use it frequently. That said, it is easily sharpened by whetstone or handheld kitchen sharpener.

Nice blade, locks well. Good edge, looks like it will take resharpening fine

Solid and sharp…

The media could not be loaded. This knife is easy to flick open which is exactly what I was looking for. I find some knives to be a little difficult to get the blade out quickly, but not w/ this one. Sleek black design, blade seems sharp enough. It's also lightweight which is perfect to stash anywhere.

seems to be high quality and well made at a really good price!

I’ve bought this knife multiple times as it was really well weighted and very well crafted (ordered it multiple times simply to have extras). I recently purchased this knife again. It’s lighter and a tiny bit smaller than previously. Feels a little cheap to be honest.

I have been using this knife for over two years and I am still satisfied to this day with its performance. Its small size makes it unencumbering when out in the woods, in the backyard, or indoors. I have taken good care of it and sharpen it about every 6 months, despite being 440C steel (would have preferred 420B) I do not notice any lack in sharpness and cutting after a good sharpening. The knife itself is very snappy when opening and overall looks awesome. It's taken a beating and is a true work horse. I would recommend this knife to anyone. I have cut, sliced, stabbed, skewered, and pried with this knife and it has not let me down yet.For those curious 440C steel has some structural rigidity issues and may give way under a heavy load, resulting in the steel being impacted and compressing on itself. 420B steel is much more resistant to this. I have only had this occur on this knife a single time in two and half years and its very minor and not noticeable when in use or by the eye unless looking very closely. Ends up just being a change in the taper of the blade's shape at certain points of high stress.Overall: 5/5 Pocket Knife, very pleased with it.