7.7" Assisted Opening Pocket Knife,Small Button Lock EDC Folding Knife for Men Women, Sharp Outdoor Camping Survival Utility Knives Gift

I really like it. Opens fast, no rattles or loose parts. Tight fit, sharp. Hollow ground blade. The click when you close it is most satisfying. Im buying a second one.Wish it had a clip but Its not really an issue for me at all.

This is what I would call just an OK knife for every day carry. The little plastic slider lock is very stiff and was difficult to use until I put a little oil on it. A little worried about the plastic pieces on this i.e. the sliding lock and the deployment button. Only time will tell how long it will last. But so far I like the knife well enough to give it four stars.

As clone of a Walther, this is a very nice automatic knife. The fit and finish are excellent and the operation is smooth. The edge isn't the best but that can be easily remedied.

Great knife for the price. Works just as you would think it would. Realy nice and stiff right out of the box with a little oil and use im shure it will be as smooth as knives costing $100's + . lock is verry stiff no worrys about this folding when you don't want it to. This will be my new pocket knife from now onDefinatly recommend for a first auto blade!

I didn’t expect much considering the price. It’s not the most ergonomic knife the blade was very dull out of the box. The opening spring is nice and strong but when you have to close it that’s when things get awkward. To close it your index finger is in the way of the blade it has a little relief on the blade, but it still feels awkward.

I knew not to expect much out of this knife when it is so cheap, but it still disappointed me. I flicked it a couple times, then gave it to a friend of my son’s who loves my knife collection (top quality knives that is) this knife would be good for someone who doesn’t care about quality, or know much about knives. Probably worth about $5-$10 tops though. Just go to a flea market

Works as you'd expect, feels solid. May have to adjust the front screw now & then to keep it not-too-tight, not-too-loose, but just right.Good value.

This knife is easily worth $22 in my opinion. If I had the opportunity to handle this knife before I bought it, I would've been willing to pay up to $30. The fitment of parts (handle scales, screws, handle liners) is all very nicely aligned. There are no little annoying ridges or edges on the handle. Every piece/component of this knife is very nicely aligned. The opening mechanism is nice, but not overly energetic. My AKC Extreme EVO opens with an enthusiastic THWACK! This knife opens with a polite "click". The moving parts were all nicely lubricated from the factory, thus it has not yet ever failed to open. According to the calipers on my desk, the base of the blade is 0.14" thick. If you need a point of reference, get your drill bits and take out the 1/8" bit. It's slightly thicker than that. The edge on this blade is unlike any other edge I've gotten on an inexpensive knife. The only time I've gotten this smooth and sharp of an edge on a blade is when I've taken the blade to an oiled Arkansas stone. The sharp edge isn't "shaving sharp" but it wouldn't take much effort to get it there. The edge is very nice and very usable out of the box. I have no hesitation recommending this knife.EDIT: I forgot to mention a few things. 1) The blade has nearly zero vertical blade wobble (edge to spine), and literally zero horizontal blade wobble (flat to flat). 2) In the closed position, the safety clicks confidently into place. I have no worry that this knife might open in my pocket. In the open position, the safety is a bit loose/slidey. You absolutely do not need the safety when the knife is in the open position, so this does not concern me. 3) The product description says the blade is made of 440c steel. While I don't have the means to test this blade steel, given the overall quality of this knife, I don't doubt at all that they actually used 44c steel, rather than some cheaper, lower quality steel.