Utility Pocket Knife, Folding Survival Knife (Obsidian Black) - 6.9" Tactical Outdoor, Ideal for Hunting, Fishing, Camping, EDC, Self-Defense, Emergency Rescue, Sharp Blade, Lightweight Aluminum Handle, One-Handed Opening, Easy to Sharpen, Compact, Portable, Multipurpose Outdoor Tool, Perfect for Hiking, Travel, Survival Gear, Heavy Duty, Rust-Resistant, Durable Stainless Steel Blade, Handy Everyday Carry

Not only are you getting exactly what's advertised (a bada** gravity knife) but I jist want to point out the presentation and packaging was truly very impressive I can't suggest this knife or company enough.Ps knife is also razor sharp out of box

Great seller, and great product.

Different kind of ‘folding ‘ knife, as the blade doesn't fold out from or back into the body, but instead slides in and out of the body. Despite a nice, fancy packaging (metal case, lots of soft foam and felt-like material, etc.), there isn't any instructions on how to access the blade, so it took a little trial and error to understand how this knife works. Since the blade can slide out quite quickly when you lift the one arm of the body, you do need to be careful. The blade is sharp, as you'd expect from any new knife, and the knife feels comfortable in the hand, but there's some wiggling of the blade when open, so quality and longevity is uncertain. An open ‘case’ is included, not too sure of its functionality or quality (some loose stitching). Overall an okay knife, compact, but don't think this would be an everyday knife, more of an in case of emergency knife, maybe keep in the glove compartment or similar.

While it isn't as high quality as a Reate Exo, this knife is 1/8th the price. It is well designed as a backup knife; able to be deployed or stowed with a single hand. It is a very handy size, and comfortable in my hands.As a couple of the other reviews didn't understand how this sort of knife works, let me 'splain. One of the side panels locks the blade into place. You slide the panel out of way with your thumb, keeping the opening pointed downwards and the blade will slide out of the handle. Release the panel and it springs back into place, locking the blade. I personally find this mechanism easier to use than traditional folding knives, though you need to be careful to keep the blade opening pointed somewhere safe when deploying the blade. To close it is the same as opening. Slide the panel open, point the blade upwards and it will slide into the handle.I'm a bit dubious about the durability of the hilt, as it is aluminum that is locking the steel blade nub into place. Eventually the aluminum will deform; how long that takes I don't know yet. I'm also curious how long the spring on the slide hinge will last (Though I like the spring action, makes it even easier to use which may matter to people with poor coordination.)All in all I recommend this knife for someone that wants an inexpensive gravity knife to stash in a glovebox, or tool kit. There is no belt clip, and the sheath it comes with has its loop in the wrong direction for good belt storage. So while not perfect, it s GREAT for its price.

Good knife. Compact and very sharp. Easy to open with snug fitting cover.

Good weight, great functionality. Wicked sharp

Awesome, super fun fidget with an awesome noise! Came fairly dull, whatever, got it sharp enough to shave, holding edge well. Hope I find it again soon, lost it after a week

The media could not be loaded. What a beautiful blade, housing, and deployment.Pros: very sharp blade out of box, beautiful housing for the blade and blade deployment is smooth and feels solid.Cons: after deploying the blade I did notice that there is some play when using the knife. It's minor but the blade will shift and up and down and side to side but it feels negligible. The blade housing could be a little longer, it feels like it could slip out of grip during aggressive use. I have small hands for a man. I'm 5'8".Final thoughts: I think this is a solid and affordable competitor for those unable to afford the high price tag for a Reate EXO. The housing could be longer and there could be less play after deployment.