Cold Steel AK-47 3.5" S35VN Razor-Sharp Clip Point Blade 5.5" G-10 Handle Tactical Folding Knife w/Tri-Ad Lock, Ambidextrous Pocket/Belt Clip

I laughed about these CS AK47s for years because I thought the name was dumb. Then I got my hands on one. I bought it and i haven't left it at home since. This is a seriously well made, beefy knife that gets any job done and doesn't pull punches. I have big hands and this knife fits like a glove. Super grippy tough black G10 scales, durable black steel coat that holds up very well under hard use. The back lock is strong as hell with zero blade play. Perfect centering. Taiwan knows quality knives. Steel is S35VN; hard to fault and pretty easy to sharpen. This comes RAZOR sharp and holds its edge extremely well. Blade itself is 3.5". its big but not stupid-big. The Emerson-style opener on this works like a charm when you want it to and not when you don't. If you pull this out of your pocket at the right angle the blade safely deploys and comes up ready to go. You won't be disappointed with this knife. Perfect hard use EDC. I can also whole heartedly recommend the Cold Steel AD-10. It's another one that feels like it was made perfectly to fit my hand. Try one.

Fantastic blade. Great materials and a good price. If you have never had a Cold Steel then do yourself a favor and just get one.

I have owned this knife for two years and it has never left me down. I have used it for camping, edc, and just all around use on projects around the house. I do not have a single complaint about it. If you’re looking for a knife that will do whatever you ask of it do yourself a favor and buy this one. Also the paint on the blade has stayed in tact and not chipped. I keep up on sharpening the knife when it needs it and it keeps on performing.

This is a knife that can do it all. Heavy duty and ergonomically designed. One of the most comfortable grips. I have medium to large sized hands.I have most of Cold Steels’ folding knives. It’s main rivals would be the Lawman and the Recon 1. Basically comes down to personal preference. This is my preference.The wave feature works flawlessly. I love the tactical look. Very slicy. I love the shape of the blade. It’s also has a glass breaker. Also, in the saber grip, you gain another inch and a half in reach.One of my personal favorites. No weak points in my opinion. Note: Its not a fidgeter.

Awesome knife added to my collection. Its very sharp right out the box, its size makes for a secure grip and overall think it’s a great bang for your buck to utilize as a edc.

I mean talk about majestic, mean, and masculine. This knife is aching to cut over and over again. This is the epitome of what a knife should be. Pair the amazing steel with Cold Steel's Triad lock, you end of with a survival folding knife, unbreakable bull.This is most highly recommended as it adds class and fame to your collection.

It’s big. This is something you will know is in your pocket. That being said I’ve carried it for a couple weeks and it has not been a hindrance and has been comfortable. Even though the knife is big it cuts well and the handle really fits the hand well. When you have this knife in a full grip you feel locked in with no slipping. The back “tang” on the handle is more useful than I originally thought, I’ve already used it to bash in loose nails, and knock out old plywood and it barely has a scratch. The one negative thing I will say is that it can be a bit stiff when unfolding at first, but with use it gets easier, and some oil will help it on its way.

This is a beast. 3.5 inches of what appears to be extremely fine steel with an extremely prominent G10 handle. The handle also features an aluminum butt for whatever needs butting and texture straight off a highway so this thing sticks to your hands. I have relatively short, fat hands and this fits perfectly-the wave feature particularly seems to be very intuitive. There when you want it, not getting caught up in pockets when drawn straight out.I did make a few immediate modifications, based on research and a short break in period. Firstly, I used some sandpaper to smooth the G10 beneath the picket clip. Then, I used a pair of large channel locks to SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY bend the clip upwards to accommodate my Jean pocket. When the blade first arrived, I noticed immediately that the gap between the scales and clip tip was roughly 2mm. None of my pants would fit withing the gap, but once bent to ~5mm it works GREAT.The scales will definitely get an extremely light going over with fine grip sandpaper to save my pockets but everything else arrived impeccable-zero blade play, perfect lockup and release of tri-ad system, blade is centered as far as the naked eye and also did I mention insanely sharp?!?!?! I anticipate buying more of these as gifts and backups.