HUAAO EDC Pocket Knife with 3'' Damascus Blade Carbon Fiber Handle, Damascus Folding Knife with Thumb Stud Pocketclip

This thing is just awesome. For the fit, finish, and quality, you cannot beat the price. And despite the low price, the knife is great. It came out sharp, deploys smoothly and if you push the axis lock in the knife just drops shut easily. Plus it has pattern welding in the blade, which places this knife in the $100-150 range for comparable cheaper knives of this category.I can't speak to the carbon fiber though since I have little experience with the material, considering as usually carbon fiber scaled knives are at least 80+, even for Chinese brands. Still, the material is so light and it should be strong at least in a particular direction of pressure. Still, for a suburban person like me, I'm mostly using these to open boxes and packages, so even light plastic scales would be suitable for my use case.All in all, I really love this knife and it has a place in my primary rotation. I loved it so much I got its sister knife, one in titanium scales which are a bit heavier, but I find myself going back to the carbon fiber one because it is lighter in the pockets.At this price I think I'll regret not getting another if I lose it and I end up having to pay a higher price. ...just ONE more...right..?

I purchased this knife to carry in my vehicle and wasn't expecting it too be very nice. Wow! Was I wrong. I have a Benchmade Bugout with S90V blade and carbon fiber scales. This knife is an almost perfect copy except with a real damascus steel blade. When I ordered this knife, I thought the blade would be fake damascus and fake carbon fiber scales. I was wrong on both as they are both real. The blade came sharp enough to easily slice strips of typing paper while holding it in the air. When closed, the blade is perfectly centered. The action is silky smooth with no blade play. One other thing on the blade quality. 440c ss usually takes on a high edge polish when stropped a dozen times since it is so soft. The edge on this Damascus blade did not take on a glossy edge meaning it is a much harder steel than 440c.

Very happy with the quality of the build and the steel. The opening and closing is a little gritty but they're also not $300+ like a BM would be. I dropped a star because the thumb knob fell off after 4 days of carrying it. So note to self, put some blue loctite on the thumb knob on any future purchases. Otherwise, great little knife.

I can't compare it to the real thing because I probably won't ever pay that much for a small knife. I keep telling myself that I don't like it but the truth is I can't keep from playing with it! I prefer medium to large knives with some heft. This thing is none of those. Carbon fiber is really nice and super light. Blade is also light weight but has cool damascus pattern. Action needed a little breaking in but after that it's pretty darn cool. Also I hate myself for loving this Chinese knock off!

Great and beautiful knife, I get compliments every time I take it out to use.

The media could not be loaded. Benchmade Bugout 535-3 Carbon Fiber CPM-S90V blade is pictured next to the Bugout CarbonFiber / Damascus style blade. The blade is sharp and perfectly centered. Omega springs are perfect for tension. The fit and finish is perfect. The aluminum anodizing is extremely colorful. The two knives photographed are a real Benchmade Bugout 535-3 Carbon Fiber Scales S90V Blade @ $297.00 vs the nicely done clone @ $55.00. The vendor does not mention Benchmade. The two knives are for comparison. Regarding the price point and good quality, I recommend the clone and will purchase more from the vendor. I support all companies that produce a quality product. Excellent customer service, next day Amazon shipping. Good packaging. No knife adjustments required for the clone. Very happy with my purchase. Thank you!

Looks pretty. Blade is very low quality and it looked like the liner was solid on the listing, it's not. CF is well done. Mechanism is gritty. I'm not sure it's worth the price, but it will do for a very light duty piece. There is no play but I really doubt it's true damascus. Feels like aluminum San Mai over hard-ish steel. My file grabs hard on the edge. The omega springs are rusty and very tight. It does look pretty though, and it's pointy for packaging tape. It is quite dull. From the outside definite worth it. Blade, maybe a sub par $20-30. It is light and the outside appearance is great. Down the spine of the blade you can see two different metals. I don't expect the blade to keep up to anything more than packages with frequent sharpening. Hope I'm wrong. Definitely not worth the price imo.