Folding Knife,2.85 Inch Pocket Knife with VG10 Steel Blade and G10 Handle,Sharp Folding Pocket Knife for Men and Women,Camping Knife with Clip for Hunting Survival, Green

I would rate this 4.5 stars if the option were available.. The knife came boxed well and with a surprisingly well-made and durable zipper holder. The little leather bag will be the last place I ever hold a pocket knife but the simple thought added to this box was well received.. The knife itself is decent and holds a sharp edge.. It does not, however, have a standard safety close with thumb release and it's also very tight to open.. While negatives to any pocket knife that doesn't have some sort of safety “close” feature I still like the size and its durability and again I am pretty happy for the little black zipper padded bag that came along with it.. I'm female and have a hard time finding a pocket knife that is a suitable size for my hand and fits in my pocket without being too large. The blade and handle size are perfect and I will be using its measurements in the future for any purchases online.

Solid, great construction, no gaps ,centered, tight pull doable pinching. Steel? Sharp . Feels super. buy it.

This review is for FUJUNI Folding Knife,2.85 Inch Pocket Knife with VG10 Steel Blade and G10 Handle, Ceramic Ball Bearings, Sharp Camping Hunting Hiking Knife with Clip, for Men Women, Groomsmen Gifts, Blue (Blue Folding Knife). The knife was delivered on-time, complete, as described by the seller and nicely packaged in a gift box containing the folding knife, a hard-shell zippered case, a cleaning cloth and a product information card. The knife is finely crafted with a textured G10 fiberglass grip and a solid feel to it; there is a sturdy, metal belt clip on one side. The blade is spring-loaded and requires both hands and some force to open/close, there are détente positions at 90 and 180 degrees. I did find the thumbnail slot useful for opening the blade which is finely honed and is very sharp; it should be handled with care. There is no blade locking mechanism (for either open or closed positions) and the blade is held securely in place by the strength of the backbone spring. This is a great short-blade pocket knife for general purpose and hobby use; I intend to use this knife on my fishing outings.

Nice knife. Wish I payed attention to it being a non locker. Looked like locking blade from pictures. But all the same it was sharp, attractive, very nice for what it is for the cash

if it's really vg10, and heat treated well. that's super cheap. chinese vg10 vs japanese is the same, but heat treating is.. who knows? it works. it's good. but opening and closing the blade is annoying without gloves on. also, knowing that it doesn't lock is something to consider while using it. i'm also curious why people would want large steel knives when most people would be better off with nicely designed box cutters.

When I got the knife, I was excited. Then I opened the box, screws had fallen out during shipping, quality control was poor. Then I tried to open the knife. What a disaster the knife was; it was so tight it took a pair of pliers to open it. i tried to lossen the screw that held the knife in, it got a litter the knife, it still takes two hands to open the knife and still realy hard to close I cut my self trying to close the knive, very dangerous, yes i will be returning the knive. Stay away.

I'm a knife snob. I carry high end folders most days because I appreciate the care and quality that goes into a knife. In the near future I will be traveling to a place where knives with locking features and over 3" of blade length are a no-no. While I have a drawer full of them already, this little knife spoke to me. I am really impressed. Now country of origin may bother some, but I have to say that I really dig how much care a lot of Chinese companies put into their packaging. This knife came wrapped up like a Chris Reeve. The box was wrapped in fitter wrap. The outer portion of the box slides away leaving a well fit black box. Inside that you find a cleaning cloth, a small instructions sheet, and the knife itself inside a very nice zipper case. Lots of flair for a knife of this price point. But how good is the knife? It's a very, very solid offering. It's got a good heft to it boarding on almost too heavy. It doesn't bother me, but if you are looking for a 2oz knife, this isn't it...but it's not a bruiser. A good deal of this weight is due to the liners being solid steel with now skeletonizing done to them. The blade is pretty thick too. I'm thinking about 4mm thick. We'll put it this way, it's the same thickness as my Cold Steel Recon 1. It's stout. The handle is a not too grippy, not too slippy G10. It's well done and finished. It should hold up fine. The knife is only held together at two points, the pivot and at the rear. I see a pin inside for the back spring to work against. I'm not sure if there are any other points of contact to hold the scales on underneath, but they seem solid. The blade shape is a really well down short clip point made out of VG-10 steel. This is an older "super steel", but great for an EDC knife. The profile is very much like a shrunken Buck 110/112. It's quite wide for a knife this size. Generally these are made smaller, this just feels shorter...which is good if you want this to be a hard user. This is a slip joint with NO lock, and the spring is stout. It has a nail nick, but honestly it sits high enough outside the frame to just pinch it and pull it. It does have a really nice and substantial half stop, which is good because the talk matches the walk and it SNAPS shut....watch your fingers. The blade is also dead center. There is a tiny bit of lateral play but very small and to be expected on a slip joint. The back spring sits just a smidge proud, but it's not bad. I'm picking nits here. The downside for some: this is a right hand, tip up knife only. The G10 only has a cut out for this way to carry the knife. However, it would be at home without the clip if you prefer to carry it that way. In short, this is a really, really well put together knife. It's classy enough to use in public without raising eyebrows, but I can tell it's got it where it counts. This knife was made to be used, so buy with confidence.

From working blue collar jobs from HVAC to chef etc, I’ve used knives in my daily life. I use, abuse, but I do appreciate fine materials and craftsmanship. It’s the tool I use most often. I’ll keep this short and simple. I was attracted to this knife because of the blade steel. VG10 is a superb steel that has been surpassed by other supersteels, but I still love the edge it takes. My chef’s knife and EDC knife both use this steel. While it says this is VG10, the blade isn’t marked with anything. It barely passed a paper test out of the box and it wasn’t even a push cut; I had to pull. So not razor sharp out of the box. Vg10 is rebounded for its corrosion resistance, but surface rust is possible. Always maintain properly. G10 grip texture is nice. Knife overall feels comfortable and it’s a nice size and there’s no hot spots in the grip. Overall, just a nice sized knife. Pocket clip is not reversible. Tip up carry only, which is what I prefer. Blade centering is good and the knife is sturdy when deployed. However, it’s advertised that this runs on ceramic ball bearings. This knife is a two handed knife to open, as advertised. This is as hard as any old slip joint knife. While there are some countries that don’t allow single hand operable knives; for an everyday carry knife that you often need to access when your other hand is holding materials or a flashlight, this does not make it ideal for edc. This is a sturdy knife with quality materials that is good to use in a pinch, but if you’re looking for a daily work knife or carry knife to use for camping, or a job site, just be aware that it’s a two handed opening knife and you might have to sharpen it out of the box. At this price range I would say it’s good. Not bad, but not great or exceptional. Again, for the occasional user who will throw this in a gear pack, fishing pack etc and not need to access it often, it could be a great knife.

Navaja para uso diario, muy bien afilada; lo único malo es que cuesta un poco abrirla, incluso dándole aceite

Tja, irgendwie sagt alles an dem Messer "Nimm mich hart ran, ich schaffe das schon!" ^^ Das Ganze macht einen sehr soliden und gut verarbeiteten Eindruck. Stramme Feder, die Klinge rastet satt ein, hat einen 90° Stop, kein Spiel und ist absolut gerade ausgerichtet. Die Klinge ist werkseitig sehr scharf geschliffen und vermittelt dank ihrer Dicke und Form einen soliden Eindruck. Der Pocketclip ist zwar nicht wirklich deep carry und läßt sich auch nicht umsetzen, aber dafür ist er solide und hält das Messer sicher. Die Griffschalen (Orange in meinem Fall) sind ausreichend griffig und die Grifflänge ermöglicht es je nach Haltung 3,5-4 Finger unter zu bringen. Vlt. noch zu erwähnen ist die für dieses Preissegment wertige Verpackung, macht schon beim Auspacken einen guten Eindruck. Der mitgelieferten Aufbewahrungstasche kann ich garnichts abgewinnen, entweder hab ich das Messer in der Hosentasche, oder irgendwo im Rucksack/Weekender angeclipt. Da hätte ich mir eher ein Jimping auf dem Klingenrücken gewünscht, aber ohne geht auch. Fazit: Toll verarbeitets, robustes Messer für einen günstigen Preis. Da macht man nichts falsch.

Molto ben curata la confezione, articolo ben fatto ed affilatissimo.

Leicht und scharf. Da wackelt nichts. Macht einen wertigen und stabilen Eindruck

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