Goshawk 8.7'' Button Lock Pocket Knife with Belt Clip，Gifts for Men，Assisted Opening Survival Folding Knives，9Cr18MoV Blade and Wenge Wood Handle，EDC Tactical Tool for Camping，Hunting

First off, at 70 yrs old I have well over 100 auto knives from different manufacturers. This knife is built like a tank! It’s heavy probably because it’s all stainless steel not aluminum or Zymack monkey metal and the handle liners are thick. Blade is centered in the handle. Action is snappy but out of the box it will need a couple drops of oil and a little working to get the contact surfaces “married”.It does have a full steel back spacer but for some reason it’s black. It makes the handle look like an open build in photos. While the description says wenge wood handles they are highly polished and do look like buffalo horn. The whole knife and blade are highly polished and well finished with no sharp edges. I have seen higher end pricey knives a lot less finished than this one. For 25 bucks I’ll probably get a second one for a backup.

Well made and functions well but you can't beat it for the price. I just want it to collect and I doubt I would pick this for an EDC. A bit heavy and the blade steel is likely not as good as most common pocket knives. But at times a one hand opening knife can be usefull and this one could be used.

Good bang for buck Mikov knock-off, that can be great with a few tweaks. Bear in mind expectations for a knife at this price point.The 'sheath' it came with is junk, scrap it and move on :DThe clip is thin and a overly flexible, but functional. That said, I found it uncomfortable in my hand. Probably in part because of the already substantial mass of the knife itself. But it's easy to remove. And with the size of the knife itself, it's not like you won't know it's in your pocket.The lever-lock (not really a 'button') is functional, but imperfect. Out of the box, I didn't really have a problem getting my big 'ol thumb under it to open. But I tweaked it anyway. I Dremel'ed out a groove under it to add just a bit of clearance and it definitely helped. The lever is a bit wobbly in some positions, but that has yet to impact performance. That said, I'm definitely going to keep an eye on the pin that holds it in place lest it wiggle out on me.The leaf spring is strong. The lever releases it easily and it snaps open aggressively with a little bit of recoil. That same strength also comes in to play when closing it. That last bit that has to press back against the spring takes a bit of grip to get it in place. I'd say it's totally reasonable for stronger hands, but if your grip is a bit on the lighter side, it might be a bit much.I have larger hands, 4" across, and even so, the handle of this knife when open is on the large side. The weight and mass is fantastic, but there's about a 1/2" of room for my hand to slide, and with that weight, it does. That said, the shape's added guard and pommel curves do help keep it in place. The back side of the guard is a little awkward. If you want to use it to brace your thumb, it's low and pushes your hand down the handle. If you want to brace your thumb above it on the back of the blade, it's in the way a bit. It's not a deal breaker, but I may grind it down a bit myself.Finally, the blade itself. It's a good, moderate, pocket size at 3.5" + .25" ricasso. It fits tight both closed and open. The spear point with a false top edge makes it very stabby, and good for digging out small bits. The high polish fits aesthetically with the overall vibe of the knife. The edge is fine. It's got a fairly flat-obtuse bevel & grind, so it's not much of a shaver, but it'll cut some wood OK. But, I definitely recommend giving it a little bit of a sharpen if you plan on using it beyond a good looking box knife.All in all - a good knife on a budget. A little home tinkering and it could be great.

A well made knife and of surprisingly good quality for the cost. The knife is fairly heavy and is holding up well under the heavy use it's receiving. Some may not find the reverse lever to their liking but, it is the same design as the Mikov automatics from the Czech Republic and it doesn't take long to get used to. All in all I'm very happy with this purchase.

Screws came loose and knife fell apart 10 days after the return window closed. It’s a beautiful knife but I personally don’t recommend it. I have to junk it for scrap the pocket clip also is sharp and will cut your seat if it’s in your back pocket 😳

Great knife and it does open automatically.However, the tab is in an awkward position and may still have to use both hands.Has stayed sharp also.

Very pleased with fit and finish. Sharp. Smooth action, good lockup, fast opening and as pictured. No looseness or quality control issues with mine. Great value and nice addition to my budget collection.

I own about 40 autos. Of these, approximately 6 have zero blade play when open. No side to side, no front to back movement. This knife is one of those 6. I bought it sheerly for the design not expecting anything of quality for the price range, but its utility out performs knives 10x its cost. THAT being said- in my experience, an auto is as much (luck of the draw) as (you get what you pay for). Maybe I got lucky, but the quality of this one is phenomenal (sharp, snappy, and tight). I did bend the opening lever up a tiny bit to accommodate my large fingers being able to slide under it easier (see pic). The metal material was quite solid. This was an absolute score for me.