Spring Assisted Heavy Duty Pocket Knife for Men - 3.5" Tanto Sharp Blade - Folding Tactical Self Defense Japanese Knives with Portable Clip - for Hunting Camping Military Survival Work EDC 6688

Buy this knife, do not hesitate!!! It is larger than I expected but it doesn’t matter. Absolutely the best 10$ I’ve spent in many years. I was hesitant with it not being branded and from ch*na, but on a serious note this knife is very quality. Very strong, sturdy- smooth opening/ operation very fast if need to be. The handle is solid fiberglass as stated they send a pocket clip to install. The screw for the clip go into the machined & tapped part of the handle to secure strength not just the glass. This thing is razor sharp. This company is my new goto, the price is so affordable and the quality is out of this world. Another awsome Amazon product. Thank, I will pass this knife down many generations.

Great knife, easy to use with sling action. Also, very sturdy and sharp with a good grip.

Excellent knife for the price. Fairly sharp right out of the box. This is a heavy knife and feels really solid. The action is crisp and the lock is secure. Would buy again for sure.

This knife is a great value - Very sturdy, easy to open, although closing is always tricky with these. You have to put your finger over the blade opening to press the lever to close your blade but you have to be careful to get your finger out of there before the blade closes on it. Honestly for the value, it's been a fantastic knife, looks good and stays sharp. Comes with a small cord lanyard, but really not much use for me.

I bought this because of the other reviews and because I lose knives like a 5 year old loses teeth. My EDC is a Gerber Fastball (which is amazing) but I dare not carry it around the homestead with me or it will end up getting lost in the brush. This knife is big, sturdy, heavy, and cheap. I won't cry if I lose one but will just buy another. Heck, I'm thinking about buying a case and setting up dispensers around my property. One of the blade locks is a little sticky, but on the other knife it releases effortlessly. The knife is almost an inch larger than my EDC (pictured on bottom). I also included a Kershaw Misdirect for reference (pictured on top). Did I mention these knives are heavy? I will definitely notice if one falls out of my back pocket by the spring in my step. I may have to carry two in order to evenly distribute the weight. Yes, they are that heavy. The knife does protrude a little further than most knives due to the pocket clip placement which is much lower from the edge than expected. The clip is sturdy though and as a huge bonus it comes with extra screws. All in all this is an inexpensive, sturdy, and can get the job done.

High quality metal and the spring assist is very nice. Great price and came pretty sharp.

For the review, it's a solid knife. Great shape on the blade, sturdy feeling, it does open a little slow but I think that'll change with a little oiling and once it's broken in.

Overall I like the knife - thought it is a bit on the large side and I think may have scared one or two of my customers when I flicked it out. The operation is quite smooth, the lock up is superb. Edge retention has been quite good and I don't hold back when I use a knife - I will use it till it is used up, to me it is a tool. The handle material could be a bit more durable, you can see the nicks and scratches in it from only a week of riding in my pocket (and falling out of my pocket down to the seat track of my truck). They do provide a lanyard, which I removed, personal preference, and a belt clip, also removed due to personal preference. Originally I left the screws in for the clip, but they were digging in to my thigh while riding in my pocket so I removed them. It is worth noting they only provide for mounting the clip on one side, so if it is not the one that works for you.... then you are SOL. The blade came with a nice edge, and is easy to touch up on a stop or stone if you have been particularly rough on it. The spring assist mechanism works well and as you can see in the video, it can be opened and closed one handed quite readily. I know the closing looks a bit slow, but I was looking through the camera and trying not to cut my finger off, so I took my time. By the way - locking is accomplished via a liner lock system and an ample perch for your thumb is provided so you don't have to try and jam your thumb in between the liners. For the price, this is a very good knife, and I would certainly purchase another - though I would consider putting a different handle material on it. I work with horn and bone, so I might re-grip with one of those materials.