Steinbrucke Tactical Knife Pocket Knife Folding Stainless Steel 8Cr13Mov 3.4'' Blade, with Reversible Clip - Good Gift for Hunting Camping Survival Outdoor and Everyday Carry

Very good quality! It looks great and the blade locking function (so it doesn't fold back in while using) is solid unlike some other cheap ones I've bought in the past.

I saw this knive on project farm. Amazing knive. The quick open action is buttery smooth and very quick! Good quality build and the knive is extremely sharp. I cant say enough about how smooth the open action is. Very stout glass breaker and fits firmly in my hand with excellent grip.

I am ex Special Forces and very particular about my knives. I am also extremely careless and tend to lose them on a regular basis (or destroy them by doing something stupid with them). With this in mind, I was looking for a solid, well designed pocket knife that was durable enough to use as a tool and also perform in a tactical, self-defense role, but did not cost a fortune. This knife fits the bill perfectly. It is extremely sharp with a blade designed to penetrate. The locking mechanism is solid, the blade has very little side-to-side wobble, and the knife can be opened with either the forefinger using the small ear that becomes the thumb guard when opened, or the thumb using the two small posts on the back of the blade. The knife is easily used by either hand. The spring clip is extremely strong and will not easily bend or distort. The spring action is just right, requiring just a small flick of the wrist for a faster, more solid opening. I am surprised at the reasonable price. This will be a tough knife to break through abuse. I will definitely lose it before I can even begin to wreck it. I'm considering buying another to keep handy, in case I lose this one.

I have a number of pocket knives that I tend to rotate through my 'every day carry' depending on my mood or what tasks I expect to have to accomplish. This is a good knife for the price. I haven't had it very long but it seems pretty solidly constructed with no wobble on the blade. It arrived pretty sharp but with room for improvement. The serrated blade is a plus and the assisted opening 'flipper' works well, though not as smoothly as the Kershaw knives I own. I'm deducting one star as the pocket clip is not mountable on the other side. Being a southpaw I like to clip these on my left pocket.

I've been using this knife for awhile now, with it always on my belt when hiking or working outside. It's surprisingly sharp and sturdy. My only complaint is that the window-breaking stud on the end makes for an uncomfortable "handle", but it's easy to remove with a pair of vice grips, which I promptly did.The opening mechanism also makes for a nice "fidget device", though it freaks my wife out when I'm opening and closing the knife for fun. It's just a fun little gadget to play with!

This is a wonderful knife and a real tactical knife.

Very well-made and well-designed pocket knife with a good feel and fast opening. My liner-lock needs a bit of work... not completely smooth, but that will improve over time. I would have liked inlays in the metal scales of rubber or perhaps G-10, but the shape is very good in my hand.My one caveat with this knife is the window breaker which is very pointy and working it's way through my pocket. I've had this problem in the past, and tonight I decided to resolve it by cutting the glass-breaker off with a micro tool and carborundum disc. It took awhile, owing to the hardness of the window breaking stud. Actually very impressive.Still, the window breaker had to go.Other than that I love this knife. I'm actually not a huge fan of the whole "stonewashed" blade thing, but I like it on this particular knife. I also appreciate the seatbelt/string cutter, and the jimping on the blade back and top of the handle.The serrated blade is super sharp.Very pleased with this knife. Hoping it will be with me for a long while. Truly a tremendous value at this price.

Opens and closes well and holds its edge well. But the clip is on the wrong end of the knife for a tactical function