Luna Tech, LTK9602, 2.9" Tactical Folding Knife, Kelly Worden Design, Spring Assisted, D2 Steel Blade, Slip Resistant Handle, Carbide Tip, Corrosion Resistant

A versatile EDC folder. For the price you cant beat it. It cuts as well as knives costing 5 times as much. Obviously the price point comes with limitations. Makes a good addition to any gear bag

Really smart blade design, sharp blade compact spring loaded...all black really good grip handle this will be my second everyday Carry knife.

The rigs on the back of the knife are really sharp, very soon my index finger start hurting when flip it open.Also, it is not ferro rod compatible, you can't use it to start a file, the back of the knife is not true 90 degree

Very sharp, very strong. Very inexpensive.

What a surprise! I am a Kershaw knife guy but this knife may have changed my mind. I am extremely tough on my knives and use them every day. This Luna Tech has been used hard for over three weeks now and it has far exceeded my expectations. Its an awesome knife, It’s still razor sharp and holds an edge much better then my Kershaw knives. I’ve never heard of this brand and wasn’t expecting much, I’m really surprised at how good this knife is! I love everything about it. The handle is super grippy, ergonomic and very comfortable in your hand. I love the Spring assisted blade, it flips open with a touch and easily closes securely. The blade is the perfect length and curve. My wife is an outdoor enthusiast and always carry’s a Buck knife on her hip. She really wanted this knife before I got hold of it and now, after she’s had this out in the field, she wants one too which is unusual because we agree on absolutely nothing! In fact she is up on the mountain now with it, so I couldn’t take pictures, I’ll add some later. I’m betting I will never get to use this knife again. This was a nice surprise! I don’t think anyone would be disappointed with this knife, it’s sharp and holds an edge well. I highly recommend it!

The combination of high impact plastic and very strong steel sort of remind me of a handgun, which also contain a lot of plastic these days. From the photos, I expected it to be an all metal knife but after using it, I appreciate the light weight and it's a lot sturdier than I was expecting. The plastic has a good amount of grip on it and probably the thing about it besides the weight is how the handle doesn't get very hot, even when in very warm environments. The blade does, of course but you aren't grabbing the blade so its fine.The blade itself is very sharp and there's even a warning sticker on the knife, although it's fairly obvious that a knife would have a sharp blade and it's kind of sad they have to put a warning sticker on a knife saying the blade is sharp. It cuts well and the shape of the knife makes it easy to sharpen when it does eventually get dull. The knife handle has cutouts for your fingers so if you really need to get a grip on the handle, it's a lot better than a standard flat knife.The spring assist was very tight at first, I had to open the blade by hand. After opening it about 10 times, it "broke in" and now it flips open easily with my index finger. The opening is smooth and quiet, and locks in place with a gentle click. Safety mechanism is the normal type and easy to close, everything seems very high quality. Other features I like are the clip which is removable if you don't want it and the glass breaking device at the end of the handle. I haven't used it to break glass but it's quite sharp and looks like it would get the job done on most normal glass panes and the indents for gripping helps as well.Overall, I'm very happy with this knife. I don't have any other Luna Tech knives and hadn't even heard of the brand. I can't find anything about them online so I only have the product in my hand to review it. I have mostly Kewshaw knives but they aren't tactical like this and I really like the durable plastic handle this knife has. The all black design is clean. This is my everyday carry knife now and I'm very happy with it.

The media could not be loaded.  At the time of writing this I have no idea what this knife costs. If I had to put a price on it, I'd say it'd be in the $15-25 range. So my review will be based off knives in that price range. If its listed for anything much more than that, you may want to reconsider getting it. Out of the box everything seems good and sturdy, no blade wiggle or anything like that. The handle is made of some kind of lightweight poly or plastic but seems durable. I'm guessing the blade steel is just average at best, especially since it has China written on it. Decently sharp and haven't used it enough to speak on its ability to hold an edge, but my guess is this blade will need to be honed more often due to the quality of steel. All in all, like I previously said, if it's in that 15-25 dollar range it's worth picking up. Any more than that and I think you're probably overpaying.

The media could not be loaded.  I recieved this knife as part of the Amazon Vine rewards program.It comes in some nice packaging. If I said it once, I'll say it a million times, the quality of the packaging shows the quality of the product within.It's a knife. There's very little about a knife you could mess up, but I've still seen manufacturers screw up knives.This is a quality knife. The build quality is great and it comes razor sharp. No, really, I like to test blades by seeing how well they can shave hair off my arm and this knife does it just fine.I have one issue and it's with the spring loaded blade. It's supposed to be about ease of access, but I feel like it's down right dangerous. There's a few ways to unfold this knife, but with the spring loaded assist, unless you carefully unfold the knife, it's gonna come flying out.There's a trigger on the back of the knife to unfold it as well, but the location leaves a lot to be desired. They should have engineered a button on the side of the knife instead of right behind the blade on the edge of the handle.Besides that, no complaints. It's a sturdy knife and already well sharpened. I'd assume most outdoorsmen would like this knife.