Grand Way Spring Assisted Knife - 5Cr15MoV Sharp Folding Blade - Pocket Knife with Wood Handle - Best Durable Tool for EDC Camping Survival Work - Mens Gifts Idea for Dad Husband Boyfriend 97010

Love this cheap little thing, I can’t believe this was only $9, opens very nice, snaps right out, sometimes it is a little hard to close, but with some wear and tear it should correct its shelf, nice and heavy, to heavy for pocket, but great for backpack, feels great in the hand, could be a little sharper out of the box, but I did it my self with ease

Excellent value for the price! I use it as my general pocket knife around the ranch. Like others have said, it’s a perfect size, the blade doesn’t wiggle, a tad heavier than expected ( but definitely not bad… and I actually like it ), the spring assist is perfect, and I guess it’s not “razor” sharp out of the box, but definitely sharp enough. What more to say than I feel it’s a great value for the price, and I’m not sure there’s really anything wrong with it.I also like the color very much. Just buy it.

Pros: The knife is better than expected considering the price (under $10). It's not razor sharp, but adequate for most of the tasks I need a knife for. The blade doesn't wiggle at all when open. It feels a little stiff, but some friction is needed to keep the knife from opening in your pocket. The rear flick stud opens the knife fully on every try, and the liner lock always engages. One handed opening and a reliable lock are my primary requirements, and this knife exceeds expectations. The grip feels very secure, and the finger groves line up naturally for my hand. 9.9 out of 10 for style points.Cons: Sharpening this knife with a flat stone isn't going to happen because the edge is concave. The back of the knife is open, so if you carry it in a pocket with coins or keys you will have a dull knife very quickly. The 5Cr15Mov stainless used for the blade is tough, but not great for edge retention. An open back seems to be the norm for every flicker knife, but a filler block wouldn't add much weight or cost and would help protect the edge. This knife is heavy anyway. It weighs nearly as much as my smartphone.While the description says the color is silver, the blade and body are actually a dark gray. Some would call this color graphite. Description also claims this is a Titanium Nitride coating and it protects the edge. That claim can't be true since the bevel grind removed all coating from the edge.I obviously received an open box, as the end flap was turn off and was inside the inner plastic bag. The knife, the pocket clip, an allen wrench, and 4 screws were still packet inside. The clip only uses 3 screws, so I got one extra. The grey coating was inside the threaded holes, but repeated tighten/loosen/tighten of the screws worked through it. On the bright side, I doubt the screws will loosen on their own!

Quick release blade and built solid!Very nice knife for the cost..

Better than expected

For $9, I didn't expect too much. The knife is very good looking, has a great blade shape, feels good in the hand, and the spring assisted open feature functioned flawlessly, but the "goodness" ends there. The knife doesn't close securely. The slightest tap and it springs open. I would be afraid to carry it in my pocket. One of the three holes for attaching the provided pocket clip (clip, screws and torx wrench provided) was not properly threaded and will not accept the screw (an indication of a quality issue). Since the blade locks open solidly, but doesn't close securely, it won't be a pocketknife, but the blade is fine, and it will wind up in my toolbox or tacklebox.

Nice, heavy duty pocket knife. I got it used to save a few bucks, but it was like new. Not the sharpest edge when it arrived, but it has improved a lot with a sharpening

Very nice for the money, lettering a little smaller than i would have liked, but it was a longer inscription than some. Good quality..