Damascus Folding Pocket Knife, Custom Tactical VG-10 Blade With Ball Bearing System for Outdoor, Camping, Hiking (Razor Model)

The media could not be loaded. I really like this knife. First, I love the look. A definite Asian flare. It opens smoothly, no blade wiggle and it feels comfortable in my hand. It definitely has heft to it. Meaning it’s heavy. Some may not like the weight but I dig it. It’s sharpe as well.The only issue I have is with the clip. It’s a little too pointy on the tip. I haven’t had an issue with it yet but I can see having one if I leave it like that. Overall …it’s a sweet knife for the price.

This is a solid knife, it comes sharp. I like the size which is a perfect one with the right weight.

The knife is solid and heavy which are aspects that I like. It does seem to be completely made of steel which is something else that I like. The handle attracted a magnet I held to it which further supports that it is made of steel. The only issue that I have with the knife is a design specification where the liner locking mechanism is part of the outside of the handle instead of secured within the handle. There is a notch taken out of the liner lock bar to help curve it to serve as the lock for the blade. I don't personally prefer this design seeing that the notch taken out of the locking bar can serve as a potential weak point; although flawed, the way this one is designed seems to be an improvement when compared to others using a similar design. The other issue with the lock being on the outside of the handle is that there is a greater risk of hyper-extending the liner locking bar if one were to push too hard when unlocking the knife, although the pocket clip does serve as somewhat of a guard to deter that from happening. I would have given the knife 5 stars if the design supported the liner lock inside the handle. Other specs include a sharp blade, a solid locking blade that doesn't jiggle when the blade is out, the bolts at the base going all the way through the handle as opposed to having 2 bolts that meet in the middle, and easy dispensing of the blade. Glad I didn't buy more until I got to hold one. Still a good solid knife, I'm just being picky. You can see what I mean about the lock in the 4th picture that accompany's the description of the knife, at least at the time of this review.

Wow. Was not expecting much for the price, but this thing is an absolute beast of a knife. Very smooth action, centered blade, feels great in hand, and has some weight to it. Knife came plenty sharp. The frame lock covers a good amount and feels pretty safe to use. Overall a beautiful knife. For the price I’d snag 10. Only down side is it came with some weird paint specks or metal specks on the back of the knife, I showed it in the last picture, but doesn’t really bother me for what I paid. Go get you one! Or ten.

Simplistic tanto knife made top notch! Nice grinds on the blade! I think it's D-2 steel? For the price point, I think you can't go wrong.

This knife is super solid and feels really durable right out of the box. It opens fast and smooth thanks to the ball bearing system, and the flipper makes one-handed opening super easy. I like the frame lock too—it feels secure and is simple to close with one hand. The all-steel build gives it a nice weight without being bulky, and the pocket clip holds it in place really well. Overall, it’s a tough, well-made knife that’s great for everyday carry or outdoor stuff.

I am a knife user and collector and this is a good knife for the money with a few exceptions. From an EDC point of view this knife has 3 major flaws. 1) To heavy; this thing is a tank of knife which does not make it a pleasure to carry unless you like heavy knives. 2) The blade geometry is way too thick for EDC tasks and the thickness behind the edge is steep making it not a good slicer. It works as a knife and is easy to sharpen for the budget steel and price pint but the thickness makes it lag behind other models with thinner stock and a better grind. 3) The lock bar edge is sharp and uncomfortable when disengaging the lock bar. I work withy hands as a construction worker and feel like I have fairly callused fingers and this thing is uncomfortable to use. I actually bought two of these as I thought a good value (one plain blade and the Damascus one) and both knives suffer this problem. As a tactical knife I did not test it but it feels sturdy (bothy blades did have some side to side play out of the box but the hardware make it easy to adjust I did not fiddle with mine). As a fondling/fidget blade the sharp lock bar disengagement make it a definite NO. For this money there are much batter value options out there. Cheers

I was Pleasantly Surprised with the Solid & tight fit of the Blade & frame/Scales & right out of the box it was Razor sharp & the action of the blade swing was Very solid !!! The knife is a MUST have for an EDC because the blade holds its edge & is a Breeze to sharpen after a long period of intense use as mine gets used Every day on my Farm & the size is Perfect for a front pocket as I removed the clip so it wouldn't cause it to rub against my leg while in my pocket!! It also works well just clipping it to your pocket ect..... Yourself a SOLID & purchase one or more before the price goes up because with the Very LOW price point & the Exceptional Quality & build of these knives they are going to go Fast !!! I HIGHLY Reccomend !!!!