Treszen 6.9 Inch, Fishing Camping Folding Knife, Pocket Knife Outdoor Utility Knife (Gold)

I was a little doubtful of the quality of this knife after reading some of the reviews. That said, this is a $20.00 Chinese knife, not a $200+ USA made knife, so don't expect it to compare with them. For the price, it works for me. It came very sharp out of the box and was shaving sharp after a few passes on my crock sticks. The blade does have a little rattle against the frame, but no more than most cheaper OTF knives in my collection. The tolerances have to be a little loose for the blade to move since there are no springs to assist opening. Very fun to play with once you get used to it. Great starter gravity knife.

It's a fun fidget knife. I was wondering about the mechanism. I thought maybe you had to pull it out and twist it back to Lock it. No, you pull the right side to the right, and it allows the blade to fall up and down. The lever is held close witha spring, but I wouldn't trust the locking mechanism to hold if you were to put pressure on it. So no stabbing trees or prying with it. I honestly think it's beautiful in its simplistic design and and construction. Oh yeah, it also comes with a leather pouch that doesn't do anything except let you put it in there. There's nothing really that it's there for as far as I can tell. It's doesn't have any way to put it on your belt or clip it to your pocket. Even ifthere was I still wouldn't use it, cause it easily falls right out.

I always wanted a gravity knife but without the 200$+ price tag. It looks great, even better than in pictures. As far as quality goes, only time will tell but I don't plan on using this as my EDC nor really use it for any heavy duty activities.

The handle appears to be aluminum or some light metal. A part of one side serves as the locking mechanism and is spring loaded. The blade is short and has a hollow grind. There is not clip. It comes with a cheap seeming pleathery pouch with single stitching. Overall ok for the price. It deploys without issue. The handle/body has 3 holes for screws and only one has a screw in it.

The media could not be loaded. This was my first gravity knife. I'm going to start with the pros instead of cons. There are so many more pros than cons.PROs:1. It looks nice. It's a brass knife. They listed it as gold, but it's clearly a brass handle.2. The blade slides out very smoothly. Of course it's new, but the design is simple.3. Cleaning it should be easy.4. The piece that you move over to let the blade slide out is held in place with a spring so it won't open up in your pocket.5. It comes already assembled in a black leather sleeve.6. The blade is clean and very sharp. I could probably get it sharper, but I'll use it a while first, before I sharpen it myself.Cons:1. There is no belt clip. Not even on the leather pouch. This is a big con because for an EDC, it really needs a clip.2. The spring that keeps it from opening in your pocket is not very strong. The sheath is included probably because of this. I just wish it had a belt clip.The clip is the only reason it got 4 stars instead of 5.

Good construction, solid and finished evenly. If logos or text on knife blades bothers you it's big on the blade. Personally I think they ear it with the sharpness and precision of the knife. Runs smooth and is sharp out of the box, or at least mine was. Definitely recommend, it's fun to fidget with because of how smooth the action is.

The button that holds the blade in place broke off in my pocket, now it’s a paper weight!

This "Gravity" knife is nicely made. Mine arrived assembled. The blade is about 3" long. Knives of this type may be illegal in some places (USA states or other countries), they are perfectly legal in most states. The blade does not fold, it slides in and out of a slot. The handle is nicely machined and plated, and, despite the angular shape, fits comfortably in the hand. The knife can easily be operated single handedly, and can be used in either hand, though more easily in the right hand. It comes with a simple sheath.