EDC Pocket Knife for Womens, Tanto Folding Knives with 7CR13Mov Stainless Steel Blade, Cool Survival Knife with Clip, Window Breaker, Flipper Open and Liner Lock for Outdoor Camping (Blue)

It’s a bit heavier than I was hoping. I know nothing about knife balance so take that with a grain of salt. And first few times I flipped it open and shut it was a bit stiff but with a handful more times I was able to get it moving. I was worried after seeing some of the reviews I might get a lemon, but I really like mine. And for $10? Yeah, I’m happy. I will say if that flipper gives u issues, good luck using it bc there’s no way to grab the blade and pull it out… that’s a downside in an emergency. But I’ll prob just use this for opening my Amazon packages anyway.

Good little edc blade, for the price you can't do much better. It's compact, sturdier than many more pricey blades, easy to open and relatively sharp out of the box (I sharpen all my edges to a razor). I usually prefer full tang blades, but this one is one of the few exceptions for an edc. So I decided to get a few for my neices to keep with them, because it's so cheap (No need to worry about losing or breaking it).

It's a decent compact knife which lives up to almost all my expectations. There's some one-star comments complaining that the spring assist doesn't work, but mine flips open very easily with one hand. This isn't the world's most expensive knife, so I'm guessing some of them are just defective.The one thing I don't like so much about this knife is the weight, coming in at around 97 grams. It's meant to double as a window breaker, so I'm guessing that's why it's a bit hefty. Seems like the best role for this knife is as something you keep in your car's glove compartment, but I imagine some might still like to carry this as a self defense knife given its slim profile and the fact that it might still be an effective weapon even when the knife is retracted.In contrast, the Kershaw Appa weighs 56 grams and is about as thin as the Funbro knife, though shorter and somewhat wider. If light weight matters more to you, I'd recommend that knife.

It finally broke but lasted a while. I used it harshly, meaning I didn’t use it how it was intended to use and it lasted me like 6 months. It’s a nice little knife to put in your tackle box or any kind of camping kit really. I used it for construction and am impressed it lasted as long as it did

I didn't have too high of expectations for $10, but this knife is a lot smaller than I thought it would be. Product description is accurate, but it is so thin that it looks a lot shorter than in the pictures. If this knife was a little thicker and had a little wider blade it would be awesome! It is super sharp and seems to be well built, with an aluminum handle and good texture. Action is tight, lock works well, no blade wobble. Just be aware that this knife is about the size of a fat ball point pen. If that's ok with you then I would recommend this knife.

I just got mine and it is a good size in my hand. I do like how light it is. It did take a few minutes with a wet stone to get a good edge on it. It will do what I wanted it to do.

Haven’t really checked this out yet being I just got it today and have been busy. But it’s very light and that’s what I was looking for mostly for a boot knife. Not a criminal by any means and in fact an x cop. It’s more of a motto that I had in the military and as a cop, rather be caught with than without! I’ve got other boot knives that are bulky and a bit heavy and much larger, but this is thin and light to where it’s not noticeable that it’s there. The clip is tight and holds firm to where there’s no worry of it coming loose or banging on your leg! Highly recommend it for a inexpensive boot knife or for whatever, a letter opener?

This knife is great for keeping one handy while wearing a suit. Only issue is that the blade sticks when you try to fold it back sometimes. Otherwise this is great.