Falcon Pocket Knife with BOHLER K110 Steel Folding Knife with G10 Handle (Black+Stonewash)

I bought 2 of these in different colors and blade finishes.Great, smooth action. Ball bearings. Good ergonomics. Decent steel. Sharp. Yep, everything is there for a decent pocket knife.Pay attention to the dimensions. These are a little large for me, personally, to carry on a regular basis, and may be illegal to carry in some jurisdictions. I'll likely use these knives for generic outside light duty. Blades are thick enough, they should be able to take minor abuse. For the money, these ain't half bad! There may be better options out there, but this is one of those knives that just falls square in the middle of form, function, and price.

The blade itself is really sharp and has retained its edge well for my purposes and this is by far the slickest knife I've ever seen; easy to open and close too.However the pocket clip has bent so far back (very easily) I had to take it off.And as for the legitimacy of its 'Bohler K110' rating, I can't really have a lot of faith in because they literally misspelt Falcon on the blade...Like really? 😂

Loved it till the blade started turning several different colors! Other than that a good knife!Will be back to post a picture! I've had a knife collection for over 20 years! Never abuse a blade! My other knives bought on Amazon have been fine!

Knife fits well in my pocket.Handle provides excellent grip plus, excellent hand feel as well. So far, a very nice knife, vs. the money paid!

This was the first Harnds knife I received that was border line dull and the most expensive that let me down . It has a good design going for it but needs better blade attention .

Good knife for the value. Knife is made in China and I have noticed that based on maker, the quality of Chinese knives are getting 'better' but still lacking. If you're looking for a quick EDC type knife and don't wish to bust the bank, this is a good choice.

The media could not be loaded.  I really love the look of this Harnds Falcon knife. The combination of the blue-gray handle color and the two-tone blade that is mostly a dark graphite color but with a silver liner around the thumb hole creates a striking visual. It's the kind of knife I don't really want to use for dirty work and risk tarnishing its appearance. Fortunately, it's up to the challenge if you do decide to put it to work. The Bohler K110 (aka D2) steel is a good quality metal and it comes with a nice edge out of the box. The flipper action is super smooth, and the liner lock holds securely and is comfortable to release. The knife has a nice half and can be used as an EDC if you don't mind a slightly larger piece in your pocket. Great quality all around and unique styling make this a winner. For the price, it's a solid value. And that despite the fact that "Falcon" is misspelled on the blade!

The media could not be loaded.  I collect knives of all types and price ranges...From cheap French ones, cheap Chinese ones, all the way up to several hundred dollar ones (but mostly higher end "Spyder" knives). Keeping an open mind and factoring in that this is a $50 knife, I was quite impressed with this knife. Light resistance on the flipper tab followed by a smooth deployment. I do feel a slight washer rub that I believe will wear in nicely. Beautiful blade with thumb jimping in a satin gunmetal color with brushed accent on the finger hole with color matching liners. The scales are a beautiful battleship blue with a nice grain to them. Charming shiny blue and satin gunmetal pivots and matching satin gunmetal deep pocket clip (reversible). Lastly, a matching blue backspacer with jimping. Drop shut blade with slight resistance.My only knock on it is the scales make it a little thick but it feels great in hand! You'll be hard pressed to find a knife better than this for $50!!!