Tac-ForceFolding Pocket Knife

Great pocketknife. Don't let the price fool you. Although its inexpensive, it works great! Perfect size to carry in your pocket. This is the second one I have purchased for my hubby. He uses it for all types of things at work and home.

Great little knife at a great price. Frame lock (not liner lock) and the lock is smooth and positive. Spring assisted action made up for lack of bearings and less than smooth action. To my suppose, the knife came sharp enough to slice paper towel straight out of the box. If you didnt know what this meant, just grab your sharpest knife and test it with a paper towel. You'll find slicing paper towel is much harder than slicing paper. The knife felt sturdy and there's zero movement in the blade when opened. The blade also lies in the dead center when closed. Ran a little test and the edge held up surprisingly well. Mine held up like a well heat treated 440c or 14c28n knives that cost a lot more and it actually outperformed Made in USA name brand knives in AUS-8 class steel. I am not saying every single one of these knives will perform like this because buying Chinese budget knives is a dice roll and I got the jackpot this time. This one seemed like a very good bet.The bad: The clip design isn't that great. According to my experience, knives with clips like this are rather easy to loose. This is especially bad for small lightweight knives.Update: The knife could outperform an AUS-8 was an illusion. The edge got microscopic chips during normal use and it just kept on slicing and cutting. I used the knife on something hard and the edge suddenly disappeared. The edge did not roll or fold; it got rounded. LOL However, I found the knife was super easy to sharpen and it only took me 10 seconds to restore the edge on a diamond stone. This is actually pretty cool. You get a wicked sharp edge in just 10 seconds and the edge will last quite a while. If it ever gets dull again, you only need another 10 seconds to put the knife back into action. No complains. LOL

I wanted a cheapy smaller pocket knife to tear up at work. Just mainly cause I didn’t went to carry my larger heavier daily knife. This is all metal construction so should hold up. Just didn’t loose a lot of weight. But, I’ll gladly use till it gets jacked up and try something else. Spring is a little weak but works as it should. Blade is plenty sharp. I’m in at 10 bucks…. Pretty sure that’s what I paid…. Or close to that.

I find this a very handy little utensil. Not bulky, easy to carry and deployment is easy, but does take practice. Would not hesitate to buy another one.

This is a review of my very first pocket knife.I am very satisfied with my purchase of this knife, only buying it for $6.50 USD at the time, I think it was worth it. The little one came in a really tiny box, and i was surprised how small the knife actually was! Im a 13 year old male, with moderately / big hands for my age. This knife fits just fine in my four fingers, with just half of my picky hanging under the knife handle, I think this knife is a great size. the belt clip basically takes up half of the handle, But when in use it never really bugs me. The knife came extra sharp out of the box, which was a big surprise to me for 6 bucks. And surprisingly enough, there was no blade wobble! this knife came with a stiff body/handle locking mechanism, (unlike linear locks, this one is attached/is part of the handle). I've had this knife for about 2/3 months now, and its served me well, and still does to this day. I have no idea what type of steel its made of, but it hasn't rusted / corroded yet, and is the easiest thing to sharpen. When i first got the knife, it would flip out, but the lock didn't engage. which is dangerous, but i'm sure this might just be dumb luck. After a few flips and such, the lock would engage every time. After awhile, the knife's incredible solid blade wobble came to an end when the screw came lose. It uses a third party screw which has 8 points, and is very small. I used the end of some scissors to tighten the screw and there is very very slight wobble, but the knife is just fine. The thumb studs are a nice touch considering you get them on both sides, i'm a huge fan of them. The knife's been thrown in lakes, lost in mud, dropped on concrete/tile, and it still survives to this day in just fine condition. The paint is holding up AMAZING for a 6 dollar knife. I expected alot of paint to come off after its countless drops, and very little has home out. This being my first knife I would recommend this to parents looking to get their children something to use / possibly stay protected with. Its a great little knife, and that's all it needs to be.

Blade is sharp, but the whole thing fell apart after about a month or two of frequent usage.

Love this little thing probably one of my favorite buys for a long time .