Higo Mamoru Chrome Knife, All Steel, Extra Large, Blade Length: Approx. 3.7 x 4.7 inches (95 x 120 mm)

It's simple, inexpensive, and holds a nice edge. It came sharp but I stropped it and It's now like having a durable razor.

Classic designed, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it mentally.Only thing is it needs a little WD-40 when opened as it is a little stiff out of the box but then it’s good to go.Can’t beat the price and quality. It just works.

Real or knockoff great for the price either way but I do think it could be sharper. Would definitely buy again. Arrived a day late.

Nice knife for the price

if someone is looking for very useful stainless steal knife, don't buy Higonokami.Higonokami is more than 100 years of history in Japan as utility small pocket knife.Made of high carbon steel. very sharp but high maintenance to avid rusting.I love it.

Good pocket knife for the price it’s nothing fancy. Also it’s the same size as a buck 110.

I pretty much knew when I ordered this knife it would be of limited quality. For the money($10.00) it’s about as expected. It’s more suited for display purposes than actual use. If you wanted to know what a knife like this is like, this will show you. It has no lock, and is a bare bones copy of what a knife from the Far East was like, but at a fraction of the cost of an actual Hugo knife. I say it’s worth the price I paid, if for nothing else as a piece to display more than use. It’s a cool knife for history purposes as well.

You get more than what you paid for, the knife is made very respectful with its price point. I have used it for light wood working and still maintains a good edge for cardboard and such. Can't really go wrong.