AOSILEY Pocket Folding Knife with Stainless Steel Point Lock Blade Knives and Lightweight Lockback Multi-Tool for Camping, Outdoor, Hunting，Survival and EDC

Knife is discreet and light. It has a hard plastic material. The size of the blade is pretty good. It’s a great gift considering how easy and cheap it is to use. The appearance and finish are black and sleek which look great as well.

Great knife, not much money kind of big, but it's still a good value. It's safe color is good. Appearance is good ergonomics, cause it's a flip open. Smooth operation is still safe.Just be aware of what you're buying. I would recommend this. A good gift.

I got this knife and three others $10 or less. This one was really solid, but not quite my favorite. It is sharp, the shape is interesting. The spring is easy to open, but its a little stiff to close. Has a good weight to it, a little bit of heft, if you will. I'm glad the pocket clip doesnt cover the main screw, for easy tightening/loosening. Overall this knife is worth the price. Hopefully it keeps up with work.

First off....I ordered a pocket knife. It was shipped in a 9 x 6 x 3 1/2 box! Total waste of materials when a blister pack would suffice! The knife itself appears to be of descent quality. It opens with a vengeance ! Closing against the spring is a challenge one handed. Feels good. Not too heavy. Sharp enough out of the (enormous) box. Not too bad once I got over the packaging! So far so good! Recommend

Good one. Very sharp - but not for long time. Expected for that price.

It’s just a generic run of the mill pocket knife. I purchased mine at $7 and I’d say for the quality it’s really good. If you need a durable throw around knife that easy to use then look no further. I work in shipping & receiving so I’m open packages & breaking cardboard all day everyday and needed a cheap pocket knife that wasn’t too heavy for days i don’t wear a belt. It’s designed pretty well as it’s comfortable to use for long periods of time and the assisted opener makes it quick and easy pull out in a hurry. As for durability I’d say I’d give it a medium sharping once a month. Right before I sharpen it’s dull in the sense it can still cut tape and cardboard no problem but not sharp enough to shave the hairs off my arm so the blade itself holds up pretty well uses wise. All in all if you’re looking for a work horse that you wouldn’t be too upset about losing or breaking and have it hold up to everyday task then look no farther. At $7 if it breaks or i loose it no big deal. I actually bought 2 more after the first one. I keep one as a spare in my center console & the third is floating around in my kitchen utility drawer somewhere. I hope this was helpful in make a decision to buy or pass on this knife.

I've been using pocket knives with serrated edges all my life. Wanteda straight edge for once and found this thing on Black Friday. Its not bad, definitely not the best but not the worst especially for the price ($7) - - Pros: Feels nice, long/law compliant blade, spring assist. - - Cons: Oily out of the package, no glass breaker, a bit tough to close, belt clip feels cheap and isn't as secure as others, doesn't come sharp enough. - - Going to just talk about the cons because tbh, for the price its expected to have alot of them, out of the package, there was oil all over the blade and handle, super unnecessary, first knife I've ever had come this way, no glass breaker on a pocket knife? In 2025? Come on. The mechanism to close the blade sometimes feels jammed, its like it wasn't created long enough. The clip on the blade feels like I can bend it with 0 effort and when stowing it on my person, I definitely can see it falling off with very little movement. Blade Sharpness, out of the package the blade can't even cut a piece of paper remotely smooth. Good thing I bought a sharpener along side this knife. - - All in all, I'm not dissatisfied with my purchase because of the price but I'm also not satisfied because the product didn't meet any expectations.

App refresh so writing this review a second time will be shorter. Little bit on the bulky kind of heavier side, but nothing outrageous. Spring assist makes it easy to open, looks like every other knife. Worth seven bucks but without it claiming 440 stainless this is probably a softer metal No serrated edge. Might be intimidating when clicks open, although not a self-defense knife I could see how somebody might think twice if you happen to pull this out I use mine just for opening packages and cutting boxes things like that, occasional piece of rope as well. I’ll stick to the middle knife in the attached photo for my EDC 3 1/4 blade on the top knife for this product 2 3/4 for the center knife and 2 1/4 for the smaller one. I like my center one for the serrated edge and capability to cut seatbelt, the small ones good for opening beers lol back to the large knife that we’re actually reviewing, the balance on the weight is pretty decent and the grip is big enough to get a nice hold on it For just a hair under eight bucks, I don’t think you can really go wrong. If it’s the style of knife you’re looking for, again. It opens super easy something that other two knives do not do.

Screws kept falling off too soon, i get its a cheap knife but the handle isnt stable.