Sanrenmu7056 Series Pocket Knife (7056LUF-SF Stone Washed) (Silvery)

I much prefer the Stonewash finish on this knife. The blade swedge, spine, and flipper tab are nicely smoothed. On the Gray coated model, the flipper tab edges are too sharp for my taste. Also, I just love the natural steel. As the title stated, this knife is solid in lockup, snooth to open and close, is solid at the pivot. No blade play open or closed, and is as centered as you can get. Detent is good, and the gimping on the thumb groove of the locking bar is a nice touch. I love the barrel standoffs (love them on my XM-18, love them on this knife).This is not a spring assisted knife, which I actually believe is an advantage. Even my mid-level Kershaw SpeedSafe knives have some blade play. It doesn't bother me because that's the way they all are. I've read that the spring assist mechanism typically does introduce some blade play. In contrast, this Sanrenmu 7056 is rock-solid. No blade play any way I move it. It makes it difficult to flip the blade all the way into lockup, but I don't even do that with my Hinderer XM-18. I think a more classy way to open the knife is to use the convenient, and safer, flipper tab to break open the knife, then the thumb stud to lock it open.One thing to be aware of with the pocket clip: the only option is tip-down, and in the right front pocket that puts the blade spine forward. I prefer tip-up carry on the right side, with the blade spine facing back into the pocket seam. Maybe I'm overly paranoid about safety, but that's my preference.The clip placement isn't really a design flaw, because it's a legitimate way to carry a knife. Just doesn't have any other options, unlike the Kershaw Cryo which has all 4 clip placement options available. But hey, I'm learning to get comfortable with tip-down carry in my left front pocket. Bottom line, just be aware of clip position if it matters to you.Overall a solid five-star knife given it's fit, finish, aesthetics, and price. I love mine.

It's a good looking knife for the price paid. Steel is good for what it is. No issues with sharpness, retaining an edge, chipping, or breaking in any way. Has a very solid construction. Fairly thick and heavy in the hand. Blade is small, but a decent size. I, for one, prefer blades of this size over larger ones. Not much special about this knife in addition to it just being a knife. No frills. For a couple bucks more, I think you could get a higher quality knife, so its hard for me to give this knife 5 stars. But its good for the price point and I think it stands out among other knives of this price. Don't be fooled by my 4 stars - I would recommend this unless you want the quality of better knives like a more slim profile, better steel, smoother opening, better grip, etc - but its hard to beat for the price.

This is a great little folder. It's a great steel for an inexpensive EDC, and takes a very good edge. The hardness rating is believable, as it holds the edge fairly well, but it will dull faster than a high-end steel. There's no way around that. The good news is that it sharpens very easily back up to a razor edge. Mine came sharp, and the grind was nice and consistent. The stonewashing isn't too pronounced, but it does scuff the knife up enough so that nothing you do to it will be immediately noticeable. The gold thumbstuds are a take-it-or-leave-it design choice, and my feelings about them go back and forth from day to day. The color has no impact on performance, though.This is not a spring-assisted knife, although its mutant twin, the Kershaw Cryo, is assisted. The flipper makes more sense on the Cryo, as this flipper will not deploy the blade without a decent amount of wrist flick. That doesn't really bother me, though; the flipper gets it started easily and the thumbstud will carry it the rest of the way. On top of that, I love the nice big choil that the flipper gives the grip. There's no worry about your fingers sliding up onto the blade. At first the lock is a bit tricky to disengage but once you do it a few times it gets easier. I'm not sure whether it loosened up or I just got used to pressing it the right way.For the price of this knife, you can't go wrong. I got it instead of the Cryo because I don't love assisted openings, and instead of a CRKT Drifter because I love the choil and the Drifter's is fairly small. Very pleased. I use it all the time, and there's no worries about hurting it because it's so dang cheap.

Tamaño medio ideal, excelente geometría en hoja y ergonomía en la empuñadura para manos de tamaño medio. Viene muy filosa y la única contra es que el flipper requiere empuje de muñeca para abrir la hoja a una mano. Yo prefiero esta sanrenmu a la kershaw ya que la apertura asistida puede ser ilegal en algunos lugares. Llegó muy rápido, gracias Amazon USA.

Es bastante buena para el trabajo diario, pero la imagen de muestra es engañosa, ya que no es blanca, si no color acero

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Ligera, material de calidad, buena geometría y un filo impresionante de fábrica, me gustó mucho el sistema de apertura suave y confiable, es una navaja para usar diario sin complicaciones, la volvería a comprar

Bonita navaja pero como q la imagen real no es tan deslumbrante, pero está muy bien la navaja, se ve solida, un poquito pesada