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Nice EDC folder. It's a bit heavier than most EDC's due to the all steel construction, but I don't mind that at all. The frame lock up is tight and has an extra locking mechanism. The flipping action is fast and smooth, easy to open and close. The build quality is excellent with no gaps or misaligned parts. The blade came sharp. Great folder for the money.

Very nice knife, definitely draws peoples attention when I'm using it. Clean lines and it just pops. Extremely sharp blade when it arrived and still holding the edge. The only thing it's lacking is a bottle opener. Comes with key chain multi tool but it hangs on my pocket when I pull it out of my pocket. The clip would be better mounted on the opposite end also. I do like this knife a lot and recommend it to anyone looking for a pocket knife. Its light weight but solid and the quality is excellent.

This is an excellent knife for EDC if you need a fairly large blade. It arrived in perfect condition. Very smooth flip deployment straight out of the box. You would think it had a spring assist. The blade is perfectly centered and locks up with no play in any direction. The blade and scales are nicely finished with no scratches or scuffs. It was plenty sharp out of the box but not razor sharp. I don’t need to carry a razor in my pocket so I actually think its level of sharpness is perfect. It cuts paper smoothly and is a joy to use on apples and oranges. I don’t currently have any tomatoes to test it on but I suspect it would cut them smoothly. The blade is the perfect size to use as a pocket paring knife for fruits and vegetables (which was part of my reason for wanting a nearly 3.5 inch blade). It easily fits in my pocket and with the clip I don’t even feel it when walking or sitting. Very happy with this purchase! No need to pay $100 or even $50 for a high quality EDC with perfectly good steel that is a joy to use and carry.

I absolutely am in love with this knife. The all metal look, the non-spring assisted yet buttery-smooth flipper opening, the incredible sharpness, and the lightweight, yet heavy-duty, feel to it. Little side story, first night I had it I got distracted when I wiped the blade down, closed it and put it in my pocket only to then notice blood on my thumb. I had sliced my thumb (not deep, not bad) just enough to bleed but never felt it and it never even hurt at all. Couldn’t feel it. This dang knife is so finely sharpened the cut was so clean it was painless. This boy could do some damage for sure. It’s a shame then that my one and only complaint keeps me from carrying this knife around and that’s the pocket clip. If you see in the picture it’s a straight clip with a little bump downwards to hold snug in your pocket. Most other knives the clip has a decline and slants downward until it touches which is for making it easy to pull out of your pocket. With this knife having that little bump it grabs onto the folded seam at the top of any pocket on jeans and khakis, and I have to jiggle it or use my index finger to lift up on the clip enough for it to come out. I jokingly told my wife I would hate to get mugged while carrying this knife because I would have to tell the mugger to hold on a sec while I get the freaking thing loose. If they made a replacement slanted clip I would buy it in a heartbeat and this would be my #1 go to EDC Knife, but alas, that stupid clip, as cool as it looks with the blue, ruins it for me. Maybe you will think differently and not mind it, but I want to be able to quickly and effortlessly pull my knife out. Not fight with jank. I don’t at all regret my purchase though as it’s still a gorgeous knife, and an awesome addition to my collection. It’s just a shame that clip will keep it relegated to just a conversation piece. Until I can get a replacement normal clip it’s going to be my Civivi and Kershaw taking turns in my pocket.

This thing is smooth and sharp out of the box. Decent detent allows the flipper tab and the thumb stud to make opening easy. The frame lock is easy and solid, it would require abuse for it to fail. Its solid steel which allows for a thinner profile which for me makes it comfortable when using, I hardly feel the pocket clip. It fits into my pocket nicely for use around the house. It is nice not to have to spent over $200 for a great knife.

Beautiful knife. Shiny, thin, lightweight, big blade. Might need a silver or black pocket clip. Affordable but good quality steel so not too worried

Lovely knife, exactly what I was looking for. My Cris Reeves (clone) is a beauty but a tad small for my edc needs. This guy looks like it's competent second cousin who worked his way through night school. The blade is almost stonewashy (and i hate stonewash) but its subtle enough for me. My edc for the last 20+ years has been a Kershaw Blur, which I still love and carry often. I got this for my office gig in an effort to be a bit more polished (the slim "valet" style gentleman edcs are not my cup of tea). If you like the look, buy this knife. Seriously. This would be a 5 star knife at twice the price.

I purchased this knife after watching a review from The Knife Center. The KC review gave the knife high marks for design, materials, and fit & finish. I can attest that the knife lives up to the positive review. For the money, this knife is a great value. It came sharp, not razor sharp, but functionally sharp. The construction, operation, and blade centering is very good. The blade steel, 14C28N, is very respectable at holding an edge, and it's easy to sharpen. Since the knife is constructed of all steel, it's a bit on the heavy side, but not too much to be uncomfortable for EDC. Overall, this is high value knife given its price. So, if you are looking for a folding EDC knife that's affordable, you should give this knife due consideration.