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The GANZO Firebird FB727S-BK Folding Pocket Knife features a robust 440C stainless steel blade with a hardness of 59 HRC, ensuring exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Its ergonomic G10 handle provides a comfortable grip, while the reliable Axis lock mechanism enhances safety. Perfect for outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, this knife is a versatile tool for both nature lovers and urban explorers. With a 1-year warranty and excellent customer support, it’s a reliable choice for anyone seeking quality and performance.
A**W
Amazing for the price, seriously
I bought this just as a beater so i don’t have to feel guilty abusing my expensive knives, and wow. I’m more than impressed. Right out of the box you have better action than any benchmade I’ve ever owned (brand new that is), blade is almost sharp enough to cut hair but slices paper clean. Not too heavy but it does have a little weight. G10 feels great, handle feels good with a full grip. 440c is a pretty solid steel, blade is sturdy with no play, and centers perfectly when closed.All in all, 1000% recommend for anyone looking for a decent EDC knife thats satisfying to fidget with and very handy. Its $22. Almost hard to believe for the quality. Will purchase another ganzo fb in the future for sure.
M**S
Love this
I don’t have the expensive knife this Ganzo firebird is modeled after but this knife I’d better than it should be for less than 24$ with tax. It’s not the knife it was modeled after, it’s not gonna compare I’m sure. It’s got good qc, and seems well put together. The action is a little stiff but seems to get smoother as it’s used more, or it could be that I’m building up calluses where I pull the axis lock to close it. The opening is ok, it’s really satisfying to flick it open and get the positive click that it’s locked open and then quickly pull the axis lock and flick it back closed— repeatedly. Like a fidget spinner for adults. I was breaking down large boxes for the recycle bin and had a box folded flat (2 layers) and I was handily able to just pull the cardboard towards me and the knife cut nice and straight with just the pressure of me pulling the cardboard toward me. I’m super impressed for the price.
K**H
Fidget spinner for adults! Great lock feature.
This is my second purchase of this knife. This time it was for a good friend as a gift. My original purchase was a number of months back and I have had plenty of time to use for a review.I purchased an Ontario Knife Rat 2 prior to this purchase but being left handed the knife did not work well for me even though it is a fantastic knife. The Ganzo is very similar in design but has their locking system which makes it perfect for left side carry. This Ganzo quickly became my EDC and I have not used the Rat 2 in a while. The ease of deployment with the ability to quickly closes makes it a great EDC.When I first received the knife the locking springs were a bit tough but after flicking it open a bunch it is nice and smooth. For me this is like a fidget spinner for adults. I can't count the amount of times I have opened and closed. After looking at the Benchmade Bugout's price I am very happy I tried this brand. Customer service may be a bit slow but if needed they will take care of you. I will recommend.
D**A
Closest I've come to replacing my Benchmade Mini-grip.
Misplaced my Benchmade Mini-grip that I've had for 10 years; paid $75 at the time...now costs $150. This knife is not USA made but is still a good bet for the price point, and offers the features I had on the Bebchmade. Thumb-stud allows for a qulick deployment, the axis locks up nicely and is easy to close the blade without getting a finger in the way. I actually like the blade shape better than the Mini-grip, but the case is bulkier, not as ergonomic with edges not as tapered as the Mini. The pocket clip, which is reversible, does not allow the knife to ride as low in the pocket as the Mini-grip. However, it is the closest knife I've found to the Benchmade and, at $20, I can afford to lose it.
D**H
So far, I'm liking this smaller version of the 727!
This knife was pretty good right out of the box. I haven't had to put a torx driver to it, or use any knife oil, and it's pretty snappy.This is the smaller version of the 727 (thus the 's' in the model number). I have sent back three versions of the medium size version of this knife. Each had a fault that I just couldn't live with.This knife has great ergos, a great blade shape, and is just fun to use. The 'fidget factor' is high on this knife. I love the 'axis' type lock. It's a lot of fun to flip it open and closed. I like the lighter weight of this knife, compared to the 'medium' size.As long as this knife works correctly, I'll be happy with it. However, if it starts to develop a rattle, or I'm getting too much 'bounce back' when I close the knife...back she will go! I really hope this is, 'the one'.I also own Ganzo's 704, which is fantastic. And, the Ganzo 7601, also a winner! I like what Ganzo does. I don't think you can beat them for value.
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