Sitivien ST110 Folding Knife, D2 Blade and Micarta Handle Pocket Knife, EDC Tool Knife with Pocket Clip for Outdoor Camping Hiking Survival(Brown) …

I started looking at this on a whim , more interested in the micarta and D2 steel. Then I saw it had a “knock off” axis lock and I was sold! I have a Benchmade Adamas and a Griptillian (along with several spydercos, cold steels and now a couple of Ontarios (a Rat 1 and 2). This opens as well as the Adamas. My grip, even after nearly 2 years, is still stiff. And it has the open pillar construction like the Adamas and Rats. The micarta feels good in hand. The stone wash blade is handsome, the action and lockup are smooth and sure. An easy 5-star, and in the sub categories is even go 6/5 for value. Two small things of note. The grip on this knife is comfortable and assured, but it would be nice if there was some gimping on top. It's completely smooth. The second thing is the clip. It works well and looks good, but I think the only option is right side tip up. Which is my preference, but for a knife that is otherwise ambidextrous, seems like a miss. Similarly, I didn't realize it was a “deep carry” clip, except, at least in my cargo shorts , the screws in the clip get in the way of fully realizing the depth. The clip works well, but I have just as much of the knife handle sticking out of my pocket as a non-deep carry clip.

Just received my new knife. I like the feel of the handle. I like the opening options; thumb flip or lock release. My hands are loosing strength and grip. This knife can be opened by flipping the blade open with your thumb OR pull the lock-back and lightly flip the knife to send the blade out. Great options for me. One downside. The pocket clip and its screws catch the pocket hem. More info after I have used it for a while. 9 months later: Best folding knife I have ever owned. That history includes several of the big named brands. They all sit in a box now. I use one knife. The great blade and easy one hand use make the Sitivian ST-110 a great knife. Even if the pocket clip still bugs me.

Just received the knife today, havent put it through the paces but passed the paper test with flying colors. Overall the knife feels solid with smooth opening and closing action. Maybe on the bigger side of edc knives would love to try one of sitivien's other more compact models. The steel quality at least from the looks and feels like some of the higher end blades. I love to put my knives through different tasks, so a comprehensive review will follow. The micarta scales on the other hand have a big variation in color from one side to the other, one side is hazy grey the other is black, not sure what happened here.

I really like the micarta handle, axis lock, and the knife blade is sharp.

I’m not sure they even sharpened mine, I’ve never had a knife come so dull. The handle is also odd, like little bits of cloth/fiber are hanging out from the G-10 and need to be removed (remember that sanding G-10 is hazardous for your health). The pocket clip also needs work - the screws stick out so far you will not get this to deep carry with thicker pant material. Overall nice for the price if they would just clean up a few details.

I also bought the ST203 which is VG10 Damascus steel with a Dalbergia wood handle ($39) both of these knives are of incredible value. I used to think my Civivi knives were great value at $50. These are less with superior materials and probably the same craftsmanship. I'm going to get a few more of these. Now I can have a damascus steel knife to beat up the woods and not feel crappy if I wreck it. How freakin cool is that. I'm going to get a few more of these. By the way, I love flipping this open with the thumb stud and closing it with the axis lock. I took the pocket clip off just like I did with my Benchmade Bugout though as boith knives can open by shaking it.

This is one of Sitivien's better folding knives. Action is so smooth. The axis-lock is great on this knife also. Love the D2 blade shape because it's actually usable. My only complaint is that the micarta scales are way too smooth for my liking. They look like they have texture, but there's no texture at all. They feel almost like smooth G10 scales. I am hoping it's just mine that is like this. The grooves in the handles are nice though, just don't know what the deal is with the smooth handles. Overall, this knife is superbly built.

Absolutely fantastic large axis lock knife. It deploys and closes effortlessly. Has super strong lockup with no wobble at all. The brown micarta feels great, soft and grippy at the same time, and it's darker than the product images imply which I like. Pretty light for it's size especially considering how large and thick the blade is. D2 steel, while being the "good budget steel!" is still one of my favorites since I bought my first knife with it a decade ago... It's going to get used and used and used.