Pocket Knife for Men, 4 inch Multitool Folding Knife with Nylon Sheath and Pocket Clip, Bottle Opener, Glass Breaker, Seatbelt Cutter and Wrench, Black

I loved this knife! So easy to switch open and easy to close. Stays sharp for a really long time. Blade is pretty durable, and I love how the knife design fits my hand. The color makes it so easy to go with literally everything. I lost this knife and loved it so much I bought these same exact one to replace it.

Updated comment, about a year into owning it, as daily carry:So, I've had this about a year now, carried daily - it's a great knife. There's plenty of data on it's blade steel online that validates the thought that went into making it 7CR13 aka AISI 420HC. Rockwell hardness of 54-56 which makes it easier to maintain. And, having had hard blades - this nevertheless holds it's edge well. So, again, esp at this price point - glad I got it. I don't see any drawbacks. It's about a large as a "pocket" knife can be and be practical. I don't use the ballistic nylon formed sheet it came with, for this knife - I use it with another.-----------------------Original review text:It's appears, at this point - just receive it - as a good value folding knife. It is as described.Only time will tell if it holds up, but can't see why it would not?I looked carefully at all of it per the prior reviews of issues to look out for. I hope, or assume maybe the QA was addressed.If a screw backs out and needs to be loc-tite'd in, well okay - that can happen.I did not see any "near locking" of the blade lock. It appears to catch as one would expect. This is my first like this and do know my other, more manual, and major brand and very expensive lock blades, the lock is a tad thicker. However, steel being what this is and the lock being a spring steel as well wonder if the partial lock one noted was that it was "tight" and would slide over that 0.5 mm or so or what ever it was. Yes, every 1/4mm would matter in this I would assume, or presume.However, as others have said - for it's price point, it's a good value.It has a bit more "weight" than I am used to - but not in a bad way. The one I had in my pocket, a major brand, slightly smaller was a light weight as one could be made with great steel and polymer outer frame/grips. However, it was too light and had a hard time "indexing" it in my pocket - finding it.The blade for me was flawlessly sharp - well done, and could not really get it sharper - or not in my capability - it's is as sharp as it may be and ready for use imo of life long carrying and sharpening with honing stones.I can't say how easy it may be to get the edge back if/when goes - but hope it's not so hard that I can't.I'd hate to loose it, it's great - but, would really hate to loose my Skrimshaw Schrade lock blade - to pretty and nice to carry sometimes. I almost hate getting knives that nice since are more precision works of art. This was a great purchase and glad so far but only less than a day.Already used it in the garden for pruning, etc., - a delight to use!

Heavier than I expected. Glad there's a pouch; but it tends to fall off my belt when I take my pants off, because it's so heavy. But it's a good, sharp and useful knife. I'm happy with it overall.

Decent fit, solid metal, cane sharp as he'll too.... would recommend Why did you pick this product vs others?:Price and features

I like it. Its the perfect size! I wish I didnt have to sharpen it and it came sharpened itself though. Other than that 10/10 product do recommend

Exelente, buena herramienta

Great EDC with a very nice case.

Well, looks great, but it’s more for “pretending” than it is for actual work, outdoors. There’s nothing tactical. The blades became dull after the first week. Had to re sharpen it several times from 10/22 to 11/21. On 11/19 the blade became loose and of course the screws fell off. Perfect to “pretending” that you are an outdoors sort of person or that you work outside. But definitely not for a rugged outdoors or work environment.