QSPSwordfish Pocket Folding Knife, Button Lock with 14C28N Blade, G-10 and Micarta Handles, Thumbstud with Flipper (Blackwashed Blade, Black/Red G10)

Initially, the action was very mushy and difficult to open. After a brief break-in period, it's great. Awesome profile, but you could tell that from the pictures. The blade stock is pleasantly thinner than I thought it would be, and has a very nice geometry with a long gentle primary bevel and a short steep secondary (edge) bevel. It didn't come razor sharp, it won't shave hairs off my arm, but one of the reasons I got this was because of the easy to sharpen profile combined with the easy to sharpen 14C28N steel.

It comes razor-sharp out of the box. The handle is nice for people with medium to large hands and sits very well in the palm. The belt clip allows for a smooth motion of release and deployment. You have the option of a thumb flick, flipper switch, or button release. To close the knife, you must use the button. I do like having 3 different ways of opening the knife, it makes for a great fidget tool. My only complaint is I wish the flipper switch didn't require an additional wrist flick. But I'm not sure you can have a button lock and a spring-released flipper switch together. Still, worth every penny.

Great blade, comes sharp as it can be. Sharpness lasts decently if frequently used. Open and closes as butter and easy with one hand. Only issue is the handle material doesn't seem that strong. I'm used to used on using my knives as "hammer" sometimes and i tried with this one and it kind of chipped off a bit, nothing serious but im sure dropping this in stone or gravel will cause the same damage, so take that in consideration.

This is my first QSP and I am pleasantly surprised by the quality and the size of the bladeThe first time I opened it I was surprised that a blade that big came out of that handleIt is a good looking knife with a wicked blade profile and is sharp as hellThe action is smooth with minimal button stick that worked itself out in a few daysI can’t recommend QSP enough an amazing knife for 70 dollars

Don't buy! The knife looks great and the blade is very sharp. I purchased it for the fidget factor, problem is that is hard to deploy. The thumb stud and back flipper do not deploy easily. The only way I got to deploy was loosening the pivot screw. This made the blade very wobble. Very disappointed withQSP, it's my third knife from this company. I had to get a penguin which also had the same problem.

Knife is perfect, sturdy construction, shave yourself sharp blade out of the box, easy to open via multiple routes, locking mechanism form but easy to close. The pocket clip is a tad tighter than I would like, but that is a minor detractor.

great pokey blade and the handle is comfortable. It is easy to flip open with the button on the side. Only 1 drawback...it will not stay open if you push the blade down. Almost lost a finger. I am buying another to see if same issue and if it isn't a problem I will throw the old one away and carry this...

The media could not be loaded. This QSP Swordfish is truly an amazing knife. Excellent blade, therefore extremely sharp, so exercise caution. Reliable button lock and pocket clip featuring an excellent Micarta handle that you can comfortably grip with your entire hand.The stone wash finish on the blade showcases exceptional craftsmanship.Purchase it, you won't be disappointed.