Pocket Knife Folding Knife stainless steel blade + handle (stainless steel and colored wood) for Hunting, Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Outdoor Activities Home Improvement

This is a great looking knife for 15 bucks. Has a nice wood inlay and it was constructed very well. This knife is a lot heavier than I expected it's got a very thick metal casing which is fine it was a pleasant surprise. The blade is extremely Sharp and I look forward to camping with this knife.

This knife is very well made for the price. Was worried it wouldn’t look as good as the pictures , but it absolutely did. Unique design and very nice weight to it. Came very sharp! I would recommend this knife to anyone who wants a nice looking quality knife for an extremely reasonable price!

Bought the exact knife a few days back and had to get another one love it

Very pretty. Has some weight to it. In my photos I am pointing to some areas that could have been buffed smoother as they have sharp edges. Closing the knife is a little painful on the thumb but I'll try smoothing the sharpness and see how that works out. The point on the blade is NO JOKE!

It has a good weight to it. Nice sturdy blade. Fits well and feels good in the hand. So pretty. This is the knife I carry with me to galas and black tie affairs. A little dull when it came in, but nothing a few swipes on a whet stone can’t fix.

Very pretty and easy to sharpen. I bought it as a knife for work in retail. It has no issues cutting through tape or cardboard. I also noticed some of the other reviews complained about the locking mechanism, I bought two and neither had any issues whatsoever.

Bought this for someone with small hands and got a surprise. It's considerably bigger than I expected. I gave it a close inspection. Although I had to find another knife for the intended recipient, I deemed this knife very well worth the price and decided to keep it. I've got big hands. :-)

It's sharp. The lock is great. It looks OK. The big problem is that the blade is far too curved at the end. It's not clear in the product picture but the curve at the end of the blade starts just after the halfway point down the blade and is significant. It's about a 60 degree curve. It makes the effectively useful part of the knife for most cutting tasks much shorter and overall makes the knife more dangerous to use than it would be if it were a straighter blade.