SamiorGA035 Small Slim Folding Pocket Flipper Knife, 3.5 inches 5CR13 Tanto Blade, ABS Handle With Liner lock Pocket Clip, Low Profile Gentleman's EDC Knives 1.3oz, Army Green

Super great knife, we bought 2 one for my wife and one for me, hers works perfect mine doesn't flip out as easily but still a great knife and very sharp

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This knife has opened up in my pocket poking me twice. I stopped carrying it.

The knife is fine, but i have one problem, sometimes the liner lock can get stuck and the knife won’t close. You’ll need something to pry it.

Overall my knife had a good finish, the screws were tight and everything was flush. It’s very toy like to hold but flips nice and smooth. Don’t let the toy like look fool you, it has a nice edge on it. Definitely not an EDC but will serve well to cut fruit.

The knife feels nice, but is awkward to open.The handles are very flimsy, only the plastic as support.The blade arrived fairly dull, and any edge I put on it was quickly lost in a few cuts.

The media could not be loaded.  Absolutely love it. Super sharp. Light weight and didn't know it was spring assists Super fast Super easy . Awesome product highly recommended

This is an unusual knife. It comes in a nice box suitable for a gift. The knife is very slim and narrow. Overall, height and thickness are about the same. The blade is well-sharpened "out-of-the-box," but I am ambivalent about the triangular blade tip.This is a flip-style knife. The spine of the blade rests flush with the handle when the knife is closed, so you must use the flip mechanism to open it. The knife opens smoothly and the blade locks securely.The handle is attractive and easy to hold. Like other Samoir-brand knives I've tried, manufacturing quality is very good and "fit and finish" are excellent.The blade is narrow, but not so thin as to be fragile. This is, perhaps, an odd thought, but this knife would make an excellent, unique steak knife. At this price, a set of these would cost less than some high-quality conventional steak knives.I carry a pocket knife most of the time. This knife is lightweight and slim, but probably won't replace the knife I usually carry.