Outdoor Mini Camping Stainless Handle Survival Knife Multifunction Outdoor Tactical Rescue Tools Folding Hunting (new claw knife black)

I bought 3 of these. One was too hard to open and when I tried to loosen it it became too loose and wouldn't tighten again which was sad and why I got 3 and not just 2. The first one was tight and loosened just fine and the last one was fine after just opening and closing a few times. Sometimes they don't open fully but that could just be my weak grip strength. However I really love this knife plus it's super fun to fidget with! Plus the fact that other knives like it are ridiculously expensive and this knife is so inexpensive what's not to love. I keep one in my purse and one by my TV. It's pretty, a conversation starter, cheap, fun to fidget, and you can protect yourself with it, what's not to love, how can anyone who likes knives not want one! Also as someone with grip strength issues I love a knife with a finger hole/hold!

This is a cheap copy of the expensive CRKT provoke morphing karambit knife. It comes without any directions and is EXTREMELY STIFF to use. The good thing is that with a little work it's easy to fix but if you expect it to work like it should right out of box you will be dissapointed and should pass. The fix: You'll need a star bit, ( I didn't have one that fit perfectly buy found one in my tools that was close enough to work ) & some penatrating oil. Just loosen the screws a little on the knife, liberally apply the oil to the screws & hinges. Work the action & let it sit overnight. Wipe it down & everything will work like it should. The skinny bar below the ring is a lock & you to press down on that to be able to close the knife. This style of knife is designed to be opened tip down blade out. If you put your index finger in the ring and flick your thumb down on the top hinge the blade snaps right open. It's tricky to close the knife with one hand, but it's possible. The lock feels solid and knife comes razor sharp. This style knife was designed to be used tip down blade out, but if you hold up like a normal knife the downswept claw blade looks odd but actually perfect for opening boxes, like next knife you got coming from Amazon. My conclusions: It's an interesting cool novelty, but nothing especially amazing. I'm not willing to spend the $$ on rhe original that can go over 200$ ( 80-225$ on Amazon ) but 12$ & a little effort get a functional knockoff works for me.

Great quality! The price was better than fair. The blade was sharper than 98% of factory edge knives I've purchased over the years, the construction of the unique design is definitely EDC quality, and will definitely be sure to catch a few eyes, even from others who aren't typically "blade fanatics" but can still appreciate something as cool as this thing, and the fact that it's build and design are actually practical in alot of day to day mundane tasks, like opening a package, or breaking down cardboard boxes so they fit into the receptacle more efficiently! Can't go wrong with this thing, whether you're buying it for yourself or buying it for a friend, either way, you won't regret it!

This is a 100% copy / clone of the CRKT model. The CRKT is a little over $100 and it's a very odd action which you will love or hate. I decided I would get this clone to see if it was worth paying for "the real thing". Other reviews said the action was tight. Some people oiled it. Others worked the action while others losened the screws. I decided to work the action (opening & closing it a lot) I added a few drops of oil & worked it. This knife IS RAZOR SHARP! So be very careful opening and closing this unusual action so you don't cut yourself. I was only working on it for less than an hour and the screws basically came apart and I was glad not to cut myself. I think it's a great design and I'll probably drop the money on the real thing. But this thing even with my low expectations it was too dangerous to even keep. The screws fell apart. Save your $10...

Knife blade cuts and holds up as well as any cheap knife would be expected to. The opening/closing mechanism is very hard to keep smooth when compared to the original knife. The mechanism is either too sloppy, or too tight no matter how you tighten/loosen/the screws. Build tolerance between the moving parts just isn't right for it to stay smooth. Feels alright in the hand, paint chips easily. Fun when it works. Annoying when it doesn't.

This Ismosm mini survival knife packs a surprising punch for its size. The karambit styled blade is sharp and well machined, making it ideal for quick cuts, peeling, or light-duty tasks around camp. Despite its compact footprint, the knife feels sturdy in hand thanks to the stainless handle and ergonomic grip. It’s easy to open and fold, and the locking mechanism feels secure without being too stiff. The high carbon steel blade holds its edge well and resists wear, even after repeated use. Whether used for camping, fishing, or everyday carry, it performs reliably and fits comfortably in a pocket or small pouch. The folding design makes it safe to store and transport, and the overall build quality is better than expected for the price. It’s also a great conversation piece. The unique claw shape adds a tactical flair without being over the top. For anyone looking for a compact, functional, and affordable EDC knife, this one delivers solid value and dependable performance in a sleek package.

A wonderful everyday pocket knife.

I purchased this not knowing what to expect in quality. It had a couple loose screws out of the box. After taking it completely apart, applying loctite to the screws, then tightening them so it would open or close perfectly, I was super happy. The steel is a softer hardness, but it won't be used all day like a pocket knife. Its perfect for it's intended use, and beats the crap out of 300$ Custom Knife Makers offerings. The construction is heavy enough for very hard use, it opens lightning fast, and conceals perfectly. The steel is definitely not as good as let's say, 3V, but buying this over the high end guys name brand knife, makes much more sense.