edcfans EDC Folding Pocket Knife: G10 Handle for Men Outdoor Camping

I'm using it to cut cardboard boxes at work.It does it jobs nicely.Sturdy handing.Unique design giving it impressive look.Update:Used it for a day at work, both crews that hold the blade are loosen up. I have to tighten all back and gave it some oil fluid for lubrication and everything smooth again. I need some practice to open the blade and swing it to the lock position but still require both hands to close it.

This knife is awesome. The build quality is top notch, the materials are great and it innovative. The price is also outstanding. I don't often give a product 5 stars but this one gets it all the way. I look forward to trying more products from this company.

It is really small and closing the knife is a bit rough. If it was not made for toddlers it would be a bit better.

This is a well built knife in some parts, but in others there are clear design flaws.In regards to weight, it's not that heavy but it's not "EDC" light. The ring that fits around your finger has some sharp edges so I had to take a bit of sand paper to mine to reduce those edges. It also has a short body and weird curve that don't fit the hand as well as other Karambits.In terms of blade size, it's a small blade. Will work well for "ripping" motions, but not much else.This knife is a cross between a balisong, a karambit and a button lock knife. The button allows the knife to open, then you have a type of latch mechanism that goes out and will click again to keep the knife open (the latch is EXTREMELY sharp and will most definitely cut you if not careful). Then the latch goes back into the handle where the button is and the knife is locked. Press the button to unlock and close.

I like this thing a lot so far only complaint would be it takes 2 hands to close it. But other than that super nice feeling in my hand amaizing grip even came with a pouch

I like kerambits and hooked blades for a variety of reasons, and this is a well thought out and engineered design for a folding kerambit, and I’ve tried a few different designs. Slim, low profile, unobtrusive yet easily accessible for EDC from a variety of positions. My only thing is that I’m going to move the pocket clip to the other side, which the knife is designed to do. Overall impressed with the versatility, quality, and ergonomic feel for a reasonable price. As long as it functions as expected I’m a happy customer.

For the price it seems to be a very well made knife. It doesn't feel like the cheap butterfly knives that came out of china and Pakistan that were in every place that sold knives in the U.S.A. I was a knife dealer in a very large antique mall like 15 yrs ago and I bought and sold those junk knives. This is not like those at all, theres no slop in the handls when u opening it. The lock on it is spring loaded, so when you push the button to open it gravity drops real smooth. Nothing is like brass pinned, hardware is stainless star head bolts. I took it apart and I couldn't believe there was actual lock-tite. You usually don't see that on a 20.00 knife.

Takes time to get familiar but it works well. Soilid design too. No weakness or bending. Perfect size for medium to large hands. For anyone with mechanics hands (like a bunch of banams) get another knife