Tactical Pocket Knife for Men - 3.54” Sharp Blade, Stocking Stuffers Gifts

Just received the knife and I am very pleased. I have big hands and this knife fits like a glove. I also enjoy the weight since lighter kives seems to get lost while carrying. Nice edge and spring action. So far 10/10.

I keep telling friends that you don’t have to spend a fortune for a good EDC knife. This knife is a good example of that. I haven’t had it long enough to verify some of the claims made by other reviewers. But, just by looking at the build, blade and function I have no doubt they are true. Sure, it’s not a Benchmade or Spyderco but it sells for about 1/13 the price of those knives. How a knife this good can be built and sold for what Amazon asks is simply unbelievable.

Its a $9 knife... feels like a $5 knife. 😆 The quality is very cheap feeling. Its very light. The blade IS very sharp, nice lanyard. I haven't had any lock issues yet. So far so good. Its stable, screws are tight, stays in its folded position. It flips open perfectly. For $9, its not bad... but I've seen better for the same price... The handle feels like a toy. I wouldn't do anything too impactful with it... cut up a few apples cardboard and rope... thats about it.

For the price I am surprised at the quality. 440c stainless steel blade, very good blade steel. Opens pretty fast, not as smooth as I would like but perhaps with use it will improve. Its a fairly heavy knife. All metal. Out of the box the blade is sharp. Not real crazy with the clip, small and very tight. The knife is comfortable in the hand.

Good quality for $ 9.99. Very sharp and seems durable!

For a mini multi-tool, this one's got a lot going for it. When it comes to functionality and a good tool set. It's probably the one to buy for the money, I bought three and took back two. I did, because all of them are pretty badly misaligned, and while you can still use it like that, that bothered my sensitivities a lot. All of them need adjusting, so I would highly recommend going to the hardware store and getting an allen wrench and a star bit to fit. If you want it to work the screws are going to have to be pretty loose, so loose they may fall out on you. If you adjusted them any tighter you won't be able to get the tools out, and they're not easy to get out in the first place, because thumbnail to pull the tool out is way down inside. Don't use super glue on any of the screws. Instead try this, cut a around toothpick to about 3/8 inch-long. And stick in the hole before you put the screw in. This way as you make your adjustment and tighten it down, the screw won't be loose, and you'll be able to get the tools out with ease. Do this with all four screws for the tools & Pliers. The the lever stop for the pliers, needs to be nice and tight. The safety latch doesn't hold the tools in place very well, because it's bolted and mounted in plastic rather than steel, but it helps a little to have it tight, just not too tight or you'll crack the plastic. Oh and it does need lubrication, so while you're at it you may as well lubricate. The best way to do this, is stick something Down in the Hole that has some lubrication on it and push the bearing piece about halfway out and then apply lubrication to the bearing peace and slide it back in, before inserting the toothpick and screwing the bolt in. The reason I recommend this procedure, is so that the shims and tools stay in place, otherwise it will involve a whole lot more work to put it back together. I realize it can be hours of work, but in the end you'll have a pretty good multi-tool. I like it because it's very small, and has a lot of really good functional tools on it. But you'll probably have to accept, the fact that when you close it up, it won't come together aligned, I don't like this, that's why I bought three of them and took back two. You can get one that is aligned, I did, but it's a roll of the dice.

High rating for good reason!!! Lost my other inexpensive knife and needed to replace it. I like this one better. Much easier to open. I’m going to treat it better so it doesn’t run away from home like my last one.

Super sharp. Still not sure if the handle is plastic or Super cheap metal. Not that it really matters. It wasn’t expensive so worth the cost