Pocket Knife, Folding Knife, 9.1″ D2 Steel Blade Pocket Knife Multitool, Pocket Knives & Folding Knives with Belt Clip, Camping Knives EDC Pocket Knives for Men

Really nice knife for the price. Quality steel and the joints and slide function are great. Knife came very sharp and the design is really good, I don't have any issues with safety as it seems to hold it's place perfectly in my pocket, especially with the clip. Cuts great and the tanto blade is a nice touch. Very easy to open and close. Weight is a little heavy, but I don't notice it while it's in my pocket. Has a nice fidget use as well.

I have only two complains about this knife- it’s heavy, and it’s noisy. That said, it’s not so heavy that I don’t carry it, and as far as noisy goes, I’m not exactly trying to sneak up on people with it. You do have to flick your wrist pretty good to extend the blade, and it could be a bit smoother coming out, but after you use it a few times you get a feel for using it.

Item exactly as described

Honestly I should have known better, the price was to good to be true. The handle is difficult to open and when the blad is out it rattles and wabbles. So I would rate the knife quality as poor and the ease of use as poor. The size was alright I guess but all in all don't waste your money. Like I said the price was to good to be true, for OTF, or Gravity Blades, or Swich blades just spend the money to get a quality knife.

Knife is HEAVY as others have said. Tolerances are pretty loose, the blade does wiggle some on it's bearing. Despite copious oil on it from shipping, it does have some friction where the anchor stud travels it's path so mine is ineffective in opening just from gravity (or closing for that matter). The blade is reasonably sharp - as others said, does not appear to be D2 hardness but that is subjective. If you want a throw in the glove box knife that will open and work and the price point is okay for you, I'd say go for it. If you want something to carry in your pocket, you will not appreciate the weight and sharper edges, as well as incomplete gravity opening. I'm returning mine.

Where do I start?It's an okay knife. It's nice and sharp out of the box however it was definitely a bit big or even chunky/heavy and with plenty of sharp edges around the handle. Since you do need to flick your wrist or at least point the knife downwards to let the blade out, the metal portion that locks the blade will definitely dig into your hands or fingers a bit. It also isn't ambidextrous either since only one half of the grip functions as the locking mechanism for the knife. Right handed people will like it, lefties not so much if your picky.

The media could not be loaded. This is a very sturdy knife. Feels a bit bulky and very heavy in the pocket. But that’s only because it’s a tank. Use this knife as a hammer or a chisel. And it will only get scratches. Great value for the price. This is a nice starting gravity knife for someone getting into knife collecting. Overall, if I would lose this or break it, I would definitely buy another one. That pretty much says it all.

This knife is a heavy but demanding knife to wield. Other than the hinge screw coming loose occasionally it offers a pretty bad sound when quickly deployed and is basically bad ass. It is a ‘Gravity knife,’ for sure. For the price, I love it. I’d really like a sheath with it. Also a smaller double edge spear design. Yeah, my thoughts. Ty