- CJRB Folding Knife Pyrite (J1925) AR-RPM9 Balde and Stainless Steel Handle Button Lock EDC Pocket Knife with Clip Silver

I recently purchased the stainless version, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with this product. This knife is a perfect addition to my EDC collection and has quickly become my go-to option for daily tasks. Firstly, the ergonomic design of this knife is exceptional. It fits comfortably in my hand, allowing for easy maneuvering and maximum control. Additionally, the weight of the knife is just right - not too heavy, not too light - making it easy to carry in my pocket without feeling cumbersome. But what really stands out about this knife is its sharpness. The AR-RPM9 blade is razor-sharp straight out of the box, and it holds its edge extremely well. I have used it to cut through everything from cardboard to thick rope, and it has not let me down yet. The button lock mechanism is another feature that I love about this knife. It locks the blade firmly in place, giving me the peace of mind that the blade won't accidentally close on my fingers. The operation is incredibly smooth and easy to use with just one hand. The price of this knife is a steal for the quality that it provides. It is an outstanding value for a knife of this caliber, making it accessible to anyone who wants a high-quality EDC knife without breaking the bank. Overall, I highly recommend the Pyrite for anyone in need of a reliable and affordable EDC knife. Its ergonomic design, good weight, sharp blade, great button lock, smooth operation, and excellent cost make it an outstanding option that you won't regret purchasing.

I bought this knife as a daily carry. I wanted something cheap yet slightly better than rust-prone D2 steel. Gotta say it’s pretty nice. I haven’t tried high end steels but this steel seems to hold an edge pretty well, sharpens well, and I have not had any chips or deformation with the edge. Knife looks great; people comment on how nice the stainless handle looks. The action is great too. You can flick it open with any finger, it’s balanced great. The only “cons” are that the spring in the locking pin can get sweat and water trapped inside so it tends to rust. Not sure that there’s any way around that though. The other thing is that you want to use loctite on all your mounting screws to avoid the screws backing out over time and for the blade to not get too loose. Overall, it’s held up to use in construction and around water pretty well. I’d buy it again if I lost mine

I love this knife. After a stalker incident as a barista at work, I carry this in my purse 24/7. Hopefully will never have to actually use it, but the sharpness, sturdiness and blade size looks threatening enough to get the job done.

Very simple very easy to conceal, good action, good sharpness, decent edge all around not bad.

Beautiful knife. Button flip open speed will amaze once you get used to it. Heft and size is perfect for EDC. Price is very reasonable for the quality of the product. My go to tool for almost every chore I'd use a knife. I'm hoping to have it for many years to come.

I like this knife so much I ordered another! Arrived razor sharp and perfectly centered. Smooth action. Good balance. No play. It's a great design- the simple full stainless look of this knife is unique and easy to clean but it could use some texture/pattern for grip on the scales and since it is small (besides smooth) the thumb studs are useless/unnecessary . My second minor detractor is the blade closed lock/hold seems to have a bounce and doesn't close as easily this way....the closed position is a pretty small "grab area" and not as positive shut as full open. It's easy to miss it's sweet spot when closing with one hand as I am accustomed to doing with a sliding axis lock (so maybe it's just me) but otherwise love the button lock- simple to just press vs sliding ...so now it's just timing or force on the closing flip with this one. It's just about a perfect weight and size for edc and the deep clip is great. Very sharp out of the box and after a full day of use with various materials from plastic, fabric, pencil sharpening, and cutting different thickness of paper on both mdf and acrylic and other activities is still very good and doesn't need sharpening yet. For the price you'd be hard pressed to find anything as nice excluding maybe Civivi, Flissa or Kizer. I'm thinking the blade steel is far superior to Ganzo, Firebird, Freetiger and the typical Benchmade copies ...but time/weekly use will tell.

I doubt all knifes are like the one I received but my button lock is sticky. Over all knife is of good quality. Would have given it a 5 star if knot for that.

Smooth action with a sturdy button lock. Nice heft but not too heavy