Spring Assisted Pocket Knife for Men with Glass Breaker & Pocket Clip - 3.66" Sharp Black Blade - Cheese Knives - Folding Knife - for Hunting Camping Military Tactical Survival Hiking Work EDC 0208

i bought this just to have a cheap knife that i could keep in my car or a toolbox or something. but i'm actually really really impressed with this thing! the first thing i did was cut off the dumb little glass breaker thing with a hacksaw, its pokey and annoying and if i really need to break some glass in an emergency i either have better tools or I'll just use the blade and ruin the knife. with that nub gone you have a really nice place for your thumb if you are using a reverse grip and it gives you a little flat spot to pound in tent stakes or stuff like that. the knife is easy to open and locks open with a positive click. the paint on the knife blade turned shiny on me after enough exposure to oil and whatever else i subjected it to. it seems to hold its edge alright but it has a thick blade so its more of a utility knife then something designed to be ultra sharp. the pocket clip is way way to tight to clip it to my pants so i just put it in my pocket and don't bother with it, I'm sure you use some pliers or something to bend it out a bit if you wanted. all that said i find myself actually using this knife a lot more then i do more expensive ones i own its definitely worth getting and tweaking to your liking

I really like the weight of the knife. It feels like it has substance the opening mechanism on the back you give it a quick flip and the knife springs open and locks. It has a nice edge on it and it looks really good. I like it.

As someone who has been into all kinds of weapons (Guns, swords, knives, canes and sticks of all kinds, etc.) for more than 7 decades, I am always on the lookout for unique and unusual knives and other survival tools. This is why while browsing online when I came across this beautiful looking knife (G.W. Spring assisted opening knife, 3,66 sharp blade, tactical pocketknife for men with wood handle, glass breaker with clip, best folding knives for military, camping and survival) on Amazon for a great price, I had to purchase it. As always, the delivery service was great. As soon as I received this fantastic, solid, good-looking knife I immediately loved it. The spring opening blade popped out quickly by just a flick from my index finger. This knife has a little weight to it, but this is a good thing because it is a very sturdy knife. I also practiced my knife slashing and thrusting techniques, and the balance is just right. In conclusion, I am very happy with my purchase of this fantastic folding knife. Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Tanto-Jutsu Techniques: An official manual of Bushi Satori Ryu).

This pocket knife is awesome in many ways, especially the price. It slides open quickly and impressively. It came out of the package razor-sharp. It feels great in the hand. It's relatively easy to reseat after use. What makes me crazy is the belt clip that is so stiff and hard to use that putting it on my belt, much less trying to get it back off, is way too difficult to be practical.

Usually, I'm reluctant to buy a product that's not shipped from Amazon, but I tried it anyway because of the great reviews I heard from my relatives. It seriously didn't disappoint. The knife shipped very fast (arrived in 4-5 days after ordering), even with personalization. The engraving is on point, neat, and cool at the same time. The blade is sharp, great quality, compact, lightweight, and very practical for everyday use. I (and the kids) bought this as a Father's Day gift for my husband, and he loves it very much. He (we) use it daily (I even open the Amazon boxes with this lol), and it is still sharp and looks brand new (Note: we've had it for more than half a year). With such quality and looks, the price is very worth it.

Really love this knife - it's a little thicker and longer than a typical 'pocket knife', but not so bulky that it won't fit in a jeans pocket. The spring assisted blade deployment works great, but did need a small shot of machine oil spray first, to get it to lock out smoothly. Works like a charm, now - you need to practice with the spring load a bit, to get good at deploying the blade with ease. A small snap of the wrist helps. I ordered the version with the rosewood handle - very classy. It has a very sturdy (acts like spring steel) belt clip on one side, but be aware that it might scar a formal leather belt.

Nice weight, fits nicely in small hands, blade is beveled on both sides. Decent steel, a little soft but it does hold an edge and sharpens easily with a wet stone. I wouldn’t use it for anything except cutting and puncturing. I like the steel nub on the backside of the handle for breaking windows. Easy to deploy and fold up. Nice sturdy clip. It is perfect for what I need it for and the price was spot on.

This knife has a nice 440c steel blade and the handle is a nice size to wrap my large hand around (man-size large), it's slim, lightweight, smooth surface and I am easily able to open the knife with the spring assist one handed, but I'm not quite strong enough to close the blade one handed yet ... I'm working on that. I knocked two stars off because: 1) The 1st star I took off is because the handle isn't made of quality materials, and I can already tell it's not going to hold up well to heavy duty use. It is lightweight though, and I like that, and it feels smooth in my hand, but still, it is cheaply made (except the blade is good quality). I choose the American Flag Finish and the description says it is wood, but it doesn't feel like wood to me. I thought the American Flag would be painted on the wood, but It is a print that's glued to a surface and has some type of finish over it. So I was disappointed in the look of the American Flag ... it's not as nostalgic looking as I had hoped for a 250th Anniversary of the USA keepsake. 2) The 2nd star I took off is because there is no place for me to attach a split-key ring or carabiner to hang it from, so it should have come with a belt case as it is a little big for a pocket knife. I will most likely purchase an aftermarket belt case for it as it's not going to hold up well to getting banged around without some type of case to protect it because of the scaled down handle material. Overall, I like the knife for the price point, but it's not much to write home about. It fits my hand well, it's sharp and cuts well and I can use the spring assist one handed without risking cutting myself. But I was disappointed with the lack of a nostalgia look for the American Flag on a wooden handle (not wood), and no case or hole for a carabiner, key-ring or paracord.