3.54" D2 Reverse Tanto Blade Black Aluminum Alloy Handle Folder Opening,Folding Knife with Reversible Pocket Clip,Everyday Carry for Camping,Gift for Men

This a great knife. It’s very sharp and also sharpens well. It fits great in pocket as well with strong sleek pocket clip. All that being said I believe this knife to also be slightly dangerous. The botton that releases the blade can be accidentally pushed while in pocket. The spring that opens knife is very strong and it will open knife in pocket if you’re not careful. This has happened to me on numerous occasions and I’ve stabbed my leg and cut fingers reaching into pocket. All in all I still give in 5 stars

Love this knife it was very functional and everything I was expecting!!

Nice little auto reminds you of a kershaw. Came out of the box pretty sharp. Takes an edge easily. It's not the same quality as a kershaw, but it only costs about a third. The money..

This could possibly be an authentic KS but without the badging. It is built solid. The blade deploys with a solid snap and locks in place very securely. The blade is sufficiently sharp out of the box. The button lock is solid and holds the blade in place securely. The is a great Prime Day purchase.

Excellent clone of the Launch 13. Works as an auto should!

It's ok. Just ok. There are better clones out there for less cost. It came nice and sharp, that's the best thing about this one. Has a bit of lock rock, steel seems softer than D2, stop pin very small to the point I think over time it will bend slightly and cause worse lock rock. But the biggest gotchya is that after a couple sharpenings the closed position will be compromised. The stop pin sets right on the blades edge where the plunge grind termination is, so literally no room to sharpen up. A terrible clone in my opinion.

Great knife good quality and really sharp. Really, really sharp. It’s a push button opening device vs assisted opening. First time I carried it kept opening in my pocket because the button kept inadvertently getting pressed. I was bleeding pretty good when I noticed it. Had blood on my shirt and shorts. Maybe if there were a safety on it.

In person it looks and feels like a dollar store knife. If someone told me they paid $3 for it I wouldn't be surprised. The lack of any stamps, branding, lasering, logo, or marking plays apart to that. That said, it's extremely sharp, and surprisingly sturdy despite its fragile look. Quick release button works great and has a good spring opening, maybe slightly to powerful even. Mine came with minor manufacturing damage to the blade making it look slightly used but could probably be polished out with ease. Over all I'd say I'm fairly disappointed and it all comes down to price vs quality. The quality screams a $7-$10 knife and even at that price there are much better options.