NedFossFA49 Pocket Knife for Men, 4-in-1 Multitool Folding Knife with Glass Breaker, Seat Belt Cutter, Bottle Opener, Survival Knife for Emergency Rescue Situations, Home Improvements

First of all, this is my favorite EDC knife. I haven't found a spring-assisted pocketknife that I like as much as this one. Overall has a sleek design, fairly sturdy, and the blade is sharp on arrival and stays that way for a good amount of time. It might even be too good of a knife though...this will be my 3rd time buying this knife. My friends keep "playfully" stealing it, or "borrowing" it and then apologize for having "lost" it! The fact this has happened with multiple friends hints that it may be more than an accident....Pros:- Looks pretty good!- Bottle opener adds to the aesthetic of the knife and isn't super obvious.- Good spring mechanism.- Not too heavy compared with other Nedfoss knives.- Sharp out of the box. Stays sharp for a while. Relatively easy to sharpen.- No saw wasting the space on the blade.Cons:- Doesn't have the hex cutouts for use as a screwdriver (BUT I've used the other Nedfoss knives that have the attachment and it doesn't really work super well and is awkward to handle).- May still be too heavy for some.- Bottle opener will use the blade for leverage when opening bottles, which may dull it faster.- As with any spring assisted knife, the screws will loosen with time, so I recommend buying a phone repair kit of some sort as they usually use the same time of screwdriver.

The knife arrived in good condition. A nice knife for the money, sturdy and locks well. It needed to be a little sharper for my liking but it was sharp. The knives in my kitchen are very sharp and that is how I like knives. people get hurt with dull knives. All in all, I think it is a good knife and expect to last a long time.

This knife seems well built and sturdy. I haven't put it to any heavy use yet, but it looks like it will hold up. The fit and finish are very good. The texture on the scales is fine but effective. The finger grooves fit my hand well. The blade locks up tight and takes only a reasonable amount of effort to release. I really don't care for Liner Lock mechanisms because they require you to put your finger or thumb in the path of the closing blade to release the lock. However, the protrusion that makes the bottle opener acts as a safety - it hits my thumb after the lock is released preventing the blade from closing any further until I get my thumb out of the way. This makes me much more comfortable with closing the knife with a single hand. Also, the blade took a nice edge that I was able to get mirror smooth. Time will tell how well it holds.Cons: The cons I see are really only involved with the "extras" on this knife and do not impede its basic function. The bottle opener is a poor and unsafe design. While it works well as a safety when releasing the liner lock as mentioned above, if you were to use it to open a bottle, the fulcrum would be the bottle cap with the blade itself as the mating surface of the lever. Applying that pressure to the blade's sharp edge will surely dull it in the first attempt, but worse, the hand holding the bottle would be in a potentially dangerous place. I recommend not using the bottle opener feature. Second, the seatbelt cutter is ground to a chisel edge, but not honed, leaving the edge a bit jagged. Probably not the end of the world - it will still likely cut a seatbelt if you needed it to. Lastly, the glass breaker's point is pretty dull. While you don't want it too sharp for normal use, it may not be sharp enough to break glass reliably and in an emergency. Both of these last things could be fixed by disassembling the scales to get at the cutter and breaker, sharpening them appropriately and reassembling. But the knife will perform its basic functions without going to that trouble.

Knife is sturdy and very very sharp. It has decent weight to it and seems durable.

Awesome clip to easily slip inside your pocket and extremely sharp blade!

Seriously great knife for the price. Holds well, good pivot action, seems sharp. Maybe it doesn't have some kind of exotic blade steel, or a designer name but I'll carry this one every time. The only negative I have is the flipper tab is too short, but I feel that way about every knife. I wish they would just start making them at least 5/8" long.Do you want 10 of these or 1 Spyderco? I think you know the answer.

The media could not be loaded. Not USA made but worth the cheap price of $26.Durable.Easy to open.To close you must use two hands to unlock. (See video. Unable to close safely with hand.)Good slip resistant grip.Will not last a long time with rigged use but definitely strong enough for short term.Consider this a short term use to break and then replace.A old timer advice: 1 quality & 1 cheap.If you want a quality long term and durable knife: Benchmade USA @$150.

The latch mechanism, which is usually the weak link in such knives. Let me be VERY CLEAR --- I have NOT SUFFERED AN UNLOCKING/NOR JAM/ NOT A SINGLE ISSUE with the "knuckle"I've honestly used it very little since receiving it a few weeks ago -- but I did want to give my impression so far: This knife is worth every penny! Get one or 2, because of the affordable price, grab 2 -- or maybe 2 each!!I've not fallen off of my rocker & I'm not getting free knives for saying this -- they're a mid-weight, almost a heavy duty knife -' And for the price!!! B00M!!Okay, I believe that you all get the message...Take Care! Much Love from Pennsylvania!!