Tac-ForceFolding Pocket Knife – Black Stainless Steel Fine Edge Tanto Blade, Black Aluminum Handle, Rope Cutter, Glass Punch, Pocket Clip, Tactical, EDC, Rescue - TF-499BT

Can't say anything bad about this knife. It's a budget knife but feels sturdy. The blade came very sharp. The spring assist is strong and quick. The blade locks firmly in place when deployed.

Only Issue I have is the small screws on the clip fall out and can't find a replacement for them.

Nice Knife

I've seen a variety of reviews citing quality control issues with this knife, but I must say that I ended up with a winner! The tanto blade geometry is a bit unique, but I liked it myself. The handle is remniscent of the Boker Reality Based Blade, with finger grooves that gives it a good feel in the hand. Lockup is tight with no play, and release is almost too effortless. My concern is that the liner lock may wear over time and loosen up. Between that and the fact that the pocket clip is on the weak side in regards to tension, is why I gave it 4 stars. For casual use, I'm sure this gem will give you years of trouble free service.

It feels really good and heavy nice blade no play but could be a bit sharper it definitely feels and looks and is crafted better than expected for a knife for That price specially for it being spring loaded and the seat belt cutter and window breaker are two very good features

Ordered one a while back and liked it so much that when I recently lost it, I ordered two more identical ones. Assists quickly, it's ergonomic (even using the glass breaker), and it keeps its edge very well.

Keep in mind the cost of this knife. That said, I wanted to clarify that it is indeed a plain, smooth blade. It does NOT have a reversible clip for carry side preference. I have checked and the holes do not match that would allow flipping the clip. It would involve drilling and tapping, buying new screws. For a defensive carry most of us would like to carry support side, for most of the world, that's left side, to defend retention of our sidearm. To aid a smooth, secure draw of the knife, that requires a tip-up carry position. This knife is, unfortunately, set up as a tip-down carry.I did have to file and lube the blade to get it to deploy smoothly. Also the blade screw was just a little bit tight and putting too much pressure on the blade to pivot freely. Between those actions, it now deploys fairly well if given a solid push.Conclusion: You get what you pay for. Works OK, YMMVThanks, Dan

I had my last one just like this one for years and was so sad I lost it! Amazon to the rescue! This is the same one I lost. Looking forward to beating it up for years like the one I lost. Can’t beat the price!!